La Belle Fourchette #1 - Manatee County

It’s a small restaurant, but the food is great. The customer service could definitely approve. The owner is very kind.Parking: There’s plenty of parking.

Merci beaucoup!!! I found this little hole in the wall joint by accident. I went in and madame did not greet me and the spot was plain looking I knew it had to be it!I order the griyo with diri kole and banan peze and everything was ? . This food had me sitting in the parking lot with a tear coming down my cheek talking to granmoun in heaven. I have eaten at a lot of Haitian places and never been able to find the right homemade flavor. Griyo was seasoned nice and crispy but tender too, served with the raw onion (yass) and the pikliz that was so SPICY NICEY! The diri was fresh and correct texture, no overpowering flavors with coconut cream or other crazy ingredients.Y’all do not sleep on this spot not only was this food amazing but they were fast! 10 mins I was in and out.

Food was horrible the rice was stale and tough like it's been sitting outside for days/ (creyol review) The rice is like a rice that has been sitting outside for days so hard it has no taste and you know how to call them to tell them what they are not take that for granted. I will not post the song again even if they pay me.

I’m very picky when it comes to Haitian food. You can tell how good a Haitian Restaurant is by their Griot, a Haitian Staple. La Belle Fourchette’s griot is crispy on the outside and tender on the inside, the rice is delicious, and they give decent portions. I definitely recommend this place. And they prepare the food quicker than most restaurants!

I’m from Miami the Haitian food there is on point here they over charge the food is good but not all that