5 Coins Pétionville - Hinche

The food is good and tastes the same time. The area is primarily a residential and tourist area. It had a population of 283,052 at Census 2003, which was officially estimated at 376,834 in 2015. Many diplomats, foreign businessmen and wealthy citizens are engaged in business and live in Pétion-Ville. Despite the distance from the capital and the general affluence of the district, the lack of administrative enforcement has led to the formation of Schantytowns on the outer margins of the district, as poor locals migrate upwards and are located there in search of employment opportunities. Source: Wikipedia The well-maintained and privately guarded neighborhoods of Pétion-Ville resemble a haitian version of Beverly Hills, but with barbed wire. The community is very stable, performed with nightlife and business with an appearance of western normality, in striking contrast to many other parts of the larger port-au-prince. The city on the hillside lies with nightclubs, beauty salons, gyms and restaurants. Shops belonging to tourists are common, and parties and meetings often take place at night. The institutions often host considerable numbers of expatriates and foreigners. Source: Wikipedia

This place was sooooooo good! My mother and I loved it! came to Haiti from Florida for tourism. It was packed with locals, which means that the food is good. The cherry juice we got was amazing! The chicken, the rice, the plan contains everything! If you're in the area, go!

1 of Port-au-Prince's Haiti best comfort food places. Great menu to choose from at a fair price. Making an order at 5 Couns is super convenient as you can order per portion that fit your appetite : Anything you order on the menu will bring satisfaction to your taste buds!

Eating is good and tastes the same time. the district is first line a residential and tourist area. it had a population of 283,052 at census 2003, which was officially estimated at 376,834 in 2015. many diplomatic, foreign businessmen and wealthy citizens are engaged in business and live in Pétion-Ville. Despite the removal from the capital and the general affluence of the district, the lack of administrative enforcers led to the formation of schintytowns at the external borders of the district, as poor locals wander upwards and are located there on the search for job opportunities. source: wikipedia the well-maintained and privately guarded quarters of Pétion-Ville resemble a haitian version of beverly hills, but with barbed wire. the community is very stable, with nightlife and business done with a look of western normality, in a striking contrast to many other sharing the larger port-au-prince. the city on the hang lies with nightclubs, beauty salons, gyms and restaurants. companies that are to serve tourist are frequent, and parties and meet often take place in the night. the institutions often house considerable numbers of expatriates and foreigners. Source: wikipedia

This place was soouou good! my mother and I loved it! came to haiti from florida for tourism. it was packed with locals, which means that eating is good. the cherry juice we got was amazing! the hunch, the rice, the plan contains everything! when they are in the opposite, they go!