Food

Church Avenue Bakery's Haitian Patties offers some of the most tantalizing Haitian patties in Florida. They are basically a puff pastry biscuit, stuffed with a variety of fillings, including ground beef, chicken, spinach, mixed with stewed vegetables, and flavored with scotch bonnet, a Haitian seasoning. Also on the menu are soups, bread, teas, coffee, and cookies.

Patrons say Church Avenue Bakery's Haitian Patties puts a spoonful of love into every item they make.

1917A Church Avenue - Brooklyn, New York
718-282-2456

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Family Recipes make La Baguette a Traditional Favorite

La Baguette, an American-Caribbean bakery, is a family-owned and -run full-service bakery and lunch spot. Established more than 20 years ago, many of their breads and pastries are made from generation-old family recipes.

A run-down of offerings include their famous patties (chicken, beef, and cod fish,); croissants, fresh wheat hero and wheat Creole breads; carrot, pound, and butter cream cakes; turnovers, cookies, soups (split pea, minestrone, lentil spinach, chicken), and wheat and oatmeal porridges.
Stop by to experience their attentive service and Haitian hospitality.

La Baguette Shop
191-09 Jamaica Ave
Jamaica, NY 11423
Tel: 718-468-2525

La Baguette Shop
7915 Flatlands Ave
Brooklyn, NY 11236
Tel: (718)676-1790

La Baguette Shop
229-24 Linden Blvd
Cambria Heights, NY 11411
Tel: 718-977-1169

La Baguette Shop
2705 Church Ave
Brooklyn, NY 11226
Tel: 718-282-4221

La Baguette Shop
1836 Rockaway Pkwy
Brooklyn, NY 11236
Tel: 718-758-4330

La Baguette Shop
1028 Nostrand Ave
Brooklyn, NY 11225
Tel: 718-363-0944

La Baguette Shop
191-09 Jamaica Ave
Jamaica, NY 11423
Tel: 718-468-2525
 
La Baguette Shop
2705 Church Ave
Brooklyn, NY 11226
Tel: 718-282-4221
 
La Baguette Shop
1836 Rockaway Pkwy
Brooklyn, NY 11236
Tel: 718-758-4330
 
La Baguette Shop1028 Nostrand Ave
Brooklyn, NY 11225
Tel: 718-363-0944
 
Grand Opening!
La Baguette Shop
1855 Nostrand Ave
Brooklyn, NY 11226
Tel: 347-955-5559

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Popular Haitian-American restaurant and bakery, Belle Epoque, was launched at its new location on Massasoit Plaza in Brockton. Mayor Balzotti performed the ceremonial duties in the presence of local and state officials.

Belle Epoque offers both eat-in and take-out service, as well as a successful catering business under the same banner. The Devaris family owns and operates the establishment, which takes pride in preparing custom-designed cakes as well as Haitian-American lunch and dinner cuisine.

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Le Bon Pain's Savory Light Fare is located in Queens Village, features light fare, appetizers and desserts, perfect for office parties and art gallery receptions.

A small-scale catering service, Le Bon Pain features their house specialty, beef patties that are encased within a flaky biscuit. Order a dozen and you'll pay only $6.

Other items include seafood and chicken pies. For sweets, carrot cake with cream cheese frosting is a popular choice. And at a cost of $5 you can feed 10 people.

211-65 Jamaica Ave -
Queens Village, New York 11428
(718) 464-8160

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The Bakery Café and Restaurant is a hot-spot for Haitian comfort food and sweet treats. Located in Little Haiti, the venue is open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Their specialties include pate and pain patate.

If you wish to get more information about the Bakery Café and Restaurant, and locate more Haitian bakeries across Florida like Le Pate Parfait Bakery and the New Florida Bakery Inc., download the Florida509 app to your Apple or Android cell phone.

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Get Your Sweet Tooth on at Patisserie Marie Beliard
Patisserie Marie Beliard in Petion-Ville is a pastry, sandwich, and appetizer restaurant, with a superior reputation for serving the best Haitian culinary food in the area.

Lunch items include ham-and-cheese paninis and biscuit turnovers, stuffed with meat, chicken, or seafood fillings.

The patisserie excels in desserts, creating such classics as cheese cake, éclairs, napoleons, and croissants.

Restaurant reviewers use such superlatives as "the best bakery in town", "can't live without it", and "everything is exquisitely delicious".

Angle Rue Faubert & Lambert - Pétion-Ville, Haiti

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Le Foyer Bakery--to hear customers tell it--makes the best Haitian pates in all of Haiti. The item is so popular people turn up to order them when the bakery opens at 7 am.

A Caribbean turnover made of biscuit dough and stuffed with a choice of chicken, ground beef, or salt cod, they fly off the trays, baked fresh all day long. For an inexpensive and savory breakfast on-the-run, start your day at Le Foyer Bakery.

132 Babson St., Mattapan Square
Mattapan, Mass

617-298-0535

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This delicious drink, "Haitian Libation" was made famous by American President Franklin D. Roosevelt. In this picture, you could see him enjoying his favorite cocktail.

The only three terms US president, Franklin D. Roosevelt is considered to be one of the most productive presidents in the history of the United States. He took the country through World War II, managed to pull the country out of the great depression and is known for his signature New Deal.

Usually Roosevelt made his "Haitian Libation" with dark Haitian rum, mixed with orange juice, brown sugar, and egg white.

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We have a winner right here in Little Haiti in Miami. Clive's Cafe which is located at: 5890 Northwest 2nd Avenue, Miami, FL 33127 in the center of Little Haiti has been named Best Jamaican Restaurant In Miami in 2014 by the305.com
As popular in Miami as Haitian cuisine, is that of the country's neighbor, Jamaica. One restaurant, Clive's Café, located in Little Haiti of all places and described as 'a little hole in the wall', has garnered itself the title of 2014's Best Jamaican Restaurant in Miami. The award, from 305.com, was due as much to the restaurant's famous jerk chicken, which stands out even among stiff competition in the surrounding area and the country at large, as to their consistent service and quality. Phone Number: (305) 757-6512

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During his visit in Cote-de-Fer as The Haitian government continues its series of original dialogues with the public, President Michel Martelly and Prime Minister Laurent Lamothe took the time to visit the milk production factory in Cote-de-Fer by the name of Letri Kot Fe.

Michel Martelly was accompanied with Prime Minister Laurent Lamothe and the Minister of Agriculture

Several Government members left the Haitian Capital on Friday to visit the town of Cote-de-Fer. They took the opportunity to visit different communal sections with Prime Minister Laurent Lamothe. This is also an opportunity for the local population to have a one to one conversation with Prime Minister Laurent Lamothe to inform him about their pressing needs

More importantly, according to a government plan, Côtes-de-Fer is expected to become a major tourist destinations in Haiti. Based on a plan developed by the Minister of Tourism of the Government Martelly-Lamothe, Stephanie Villedrouin.

Also President Michel Martelly has a special connection with the town of Cote-de-Fer. His parents are from this beautiful coastal town,

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