Manix - Municipio de Formosa

LOVEEEEE this restaurant. I was raised in Haiti and I can definitely say that the food is DELICIOUS. I wish that the place were more spacious and that service was faster, but it's a good place to have a delicious dinner/date.

I think the area they picked for this Haitian restaurant is great great value place is very romantic it was my girlfriends first time eating Haitian food. kabrit fri ak vyann kochon se pou mouri.mennaj bingdi renmen pwason an. thank you guys really for the great experience I maybe come back just to eat locally.Last note everyone needs to try the black rice.

Fabulous live music. Food as good as ever. You won't regret a meal at La Caye!

I can't share my dining experience at this time. When I went they were closed for the brunch menu time frame. I was advised that they open at 5pm and that brunch hasn't been served for some time now. I would like another opportunity to dine with them at dinner so I can rate them fairly

I’ve been to this restaurant twice and i can say i will not be returning. As a Haitian myself i was very unimpressed with the food that was cooked. Firstly, our meal took too long to prepare. I understand they use fresh ingredients and i appreciate that however, i waited about 45 minutes to an hour just to get my starter and then another hour or so for my actual meal. Secondly they did not have the materials needed for what i actually wanted to get, even if they use all fresh ingredients they should still have a supply of what is needed for items on their menu. Lastly when my party received their food the meat was bland and chewy, the fried plantains were hard and clearly not made from fresh plantains, the akra (fried malanga) was tasteless and not made from fresh malanga. These are all things i have cooked in my own household and know what they should taste like. I love supporting authentic Haitian owned businesses, especially restaurants but this was very disappointing.