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My girlfriend and I went to Krik Krak last Saturday afternoon and it was a pleasent surprise. I had the best tassot ever! and my girl loved the shrimp. Pretty small and intimate spot...order appetizers because you're gonna have to wait a while for your food. It's worth the wait.

Simply put: the food is incredibly flavorful, mouthwatering, and delicious. The atmosphere is warm and welcoming and the service is fantastic. It's a small, intimate family-owned gem.

I've hosted several events at this wonderful little gem. The owners are warm, wonderful people & this truly shines through in their phenomenal food. Everyone I know that's eaten here has not a single word of anything other than praise to offer. The BYOB policy is fantastic - particularly for entertaining a larger group. Comfort food at a whole new level in an unexpected location. Don't forget to try "Le Bon Bonbon" for dessert - it's aptly named, especially with that yummy secret sauce!

I used to go often to this Haitian eatery in Miami called Tap Tap, so I was so happy to find this place. Everyone is so friendly, food comes fast, and of course- is delicious.

This place is small and a little bit hard to find...but when you get there the atmosphere is warm and friendly. Zouk and compas music play in the background and the waitstaff does a remarkable job of making you feel relaxed and at ease. The food is great. Go on a Saturday and get the Bouillon Haitien, Haiti's answer to Sancocho. Full of root vegetables, tender beef, and a delicious broth. The pain patate for dessert is like sweet potato pie would be in your dreams. Just come!!

I had the Akra De Malanga which was very good and Filet De Poisson at the waitors recommendation- which didn't really look appetizing but it tasted very good. My friend had the Poulet Grille which was also very good. A lot of things that are on the menu they do not have, so don't get too excited when you see the menu, just ask what them what DO HAVE available on that day. The place was very small and is much better for take out. Oh by the way service is very slow whether you are eating in or taking out, so don't go if you are going to be in a rush!!

Love the natural fruit juice, especially the passion fruit. I'd recommend this cozy restaurant to anybody who wants to taste delicious Haitian cuisine (a true rarity in nyc) ...The cooking is a hybrid of Spanish, Jamaican, and African cuisines...Price is reasonable, but it's not for the lightest of pockets...Staff & space is limited, so expect a moderate wait time if you choose to sit-in...Now, happy eating!