Voila Bakery & Take-Out Restaurant

prized treasure Edited a year ago

Food tastes great! Their goat meat, in sauce, is very tender. The wait time wasn’t bad. Their portion sizes are great. Their breakfast items are good, too.

Latoya Brown a year ago

The food was amazing!!! This is the best tasting Haitian food I ever had. I am very particular about my food so when I love something I only order from there. Normally I order my griot from Albertes in Fort Lauderdale, but when my baby told me she had some amazing Haitian food and kept talking about it all day, I had to try it for myself. That same day after church, we drove there. She got out to go get the food and was greeted with warm smiles. We went home and the food looked amazing. The rice was in its own containers which I loved! Inside the main container was huge portions of griot topped with peppers and onions , plantains, and fresh salad. The meat was well seasoned and bursting with flavors. I shared it with my baby and my mom even got a few pieces. My mom regretted that she didn’t purchase her own plate. I’m so happy to have eaten from here. We all will order from here again. It’s so delicious we wanted more the next day. 10 stars compliments to the chef!

Santiago a year ago

Delicious food, great service, friendly staff. I would recommend this restaurant to anyone looking to get some great Haitian food. Will definitely be coming back for more.

Jadon Miller 2 years ago

First at this restaurant, when I had discovered it; I was excited to have a Haitian Restaurant that's 2 min away from me. The pattie was was not pleasant to my taste buds,at all. So I order RICE LEGUME DISH. IT WAS GOOOOOODDDDDD!!!!!!! The amount of food they give me was alot. The lady out front is so nice and love her job. Amazing soft gospel music playing in the TV. This definitely a Takeout or order to go.

Josie H 2 years ago

Located in the Palm Aire Marketplace, Voils Bamery & take-out Restaurant is small; serving various Haitian dishes for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, hot & cold beverages, sides, and bakery items. Not only was the young male friendly, bit so was the rest of the employees. Two women came out of what I assume the food is being prepared and greeted me with smiles. The place was not busy so it was very quiet with Haitian music playing on two large screen tvs hanging on the walls. Once I received the food, I took it to sample inside my vehicle. First I tried the black rice. Was cooked to a soft consistency and had a unique taste. My only problem was it needed some sauce. I don't like eating my rice dry. Next was the griot. It was very plentiful. Nice big chunks of pork fried nicely where the outside had a crispy texture, yet the meat was very tender and flavorful. The plantains was not sweet and tasted like a chewy tostones. As much as I love plantains, I wasn't really feeling these plantains, but I ate them anyway. There was also a small salad with no dressing or vinaigrette and a tiny container of pikliz. I took a little taste and instanly my mouth was filled with a burning sensation.