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Address: 1267 NW 31st Ave, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33311
Phone: (954) 909-5163
Website: https://www.cocoskitchenfl.com/
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Reviews
Malcolm Mcneish
Coco’s Kitchen is a hidden gem for authentic Haitian cuisine! The food is bursting with rich flavors, perfectly cooked, and made with care. The customer service was outstanding—patient, friendly, and incredibly knowledgeable about the menu. The owner Coco took the time to explain the dishes and make great recommendations. Highly recommend for an amazing dining experience!
… moreSamiya Johnson
This was a random spot my husband selected after an event in Ft. Lauderdale. The owner told him to try a selection. We had, griot, turkey and the fried chicken. The food was delicious. My husband especially said the turkey was fie ( absolutely delicious). Keep up the good work! And we got a lot of food enough for left overs and we fed a family of 5. Great spot.
… moreAnonymous Joe
Very friendly and clean… Best food are on Sundays and Mondays. When the older Haitian women are in the kitchen. Never disappointed when Jeff (the owner) sisters or his wife are cooking. The price is right and the amount of food is also good for the price you paying.
… moreKemmy R
I saw an IG post about this restaurant and decided to check it out. I ordered the griot comple lunch special. The pork was a little tough, but not tough enough to not make me try it again. The food is made to order so it’s really hot and fresh. The gentleman that took my order was very nice and personable. The Mac & Cheese was interesting. I’d never seen it done like that. It was good but I probably wouldn’t buy it again. The pikliz was super spicy and I LOVED it. Go check them out. The sounding area is sketch but worth the drive.
… moreSharnita Henry
The food was delicious freshly prepared with large portions for the price. The gentleman that waited on us was nice kind and polite. This was my first time here as I was visiting Ft. Lauderdale for my birthday. I googled this restaurant and took a chance and I am glad I did . Delicious authentic Haitian cuisine. The watermelon and pineapple soda is the best.
… moreSarai Lopez
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I enjoy eating at Coco’s Kitchen. The food is truly amazing. The only thing I can negatively comment on is the number of sauce they give for the amount of food (rice, meat, plantains) etc. Today I went in and ordered the meal below and received 1 sauce. When I asked for another sauce I was asked to pay $0.80 cents plus tax. I don’t think with the amount of rice given 1 sauce is sufficient especially when folks order “dry” plates( fried fish, griot) etc. Instead of assuming folks like “pikliz” customers should be asked which one they prefer because in my situation I don’t like pikliz (going to waste) when I could have received an extra sauce. This whole situation is like giving someone 1 packet of ketchup for a order of fries. I understand we live in a capitalistic world but there should be a place where businesses draw a line on how they can monetize on items.
… moreI enjoy eating at Coco’s Kitchen. The food is truly amazing. The only thing I can negatively comment on is the number of sauce they give for the amount of food (rice, meat, plantains) etc. Today I went in and ordered the meal below and received 1 sauce. When I asked for another sauce I was asked to pay $0.80 cents plus tax. I don’t think with the amount of rice given 1 sauce is sufficient especially when folks order “dry” plates( fried fish, griot) etc. Instead of assuming folks like “pikliz” customers should be asked which one they prefer because in my situation I don’t like pikliz (going to waste) when I could have received an extra sauce. This whole situation is like giving someone 1 packet of ketchup for a order of fries. I understand we live in a capitalistic world but there should be a place where businesses draw a line on how they can monetize on items.
Deasia Eddings
I ordered a plate of white rice and bean sauce. I promise you not the right rice taste like bleach. I will never eat from here again mind you this was my first time eating here disgusting I’ve ate from plenty of Haitian restaurants and it tastes nothing like this
… morejovhany bros
I was on the hunt for great Haitian food when I stumbled upon this spot—and wow, the flavors blew me away! The food was absolutely delicious, and the service over the phone was just as impressive. I’ll definitely be coming back!
… moreQUEEN CASHIER
AMAZING FOOD AND THE WELCOME IS LIKE YOUR AT HOME ..I’m not so big on spicy but it’s worth every bite and dollar ..reasonable prices ..dinner for 1two pl can eat from it…fried turkey and macaroni is all I order and blk rice is perfect too I go every week
… moreAshley
My second time eating here and the food is to die for, full of flavor and season right. To me it is the best Haitian Restaurants that I ever ate from.
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