Sak Pase Restaurant

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4.2

( 16 reviews )

Specialty Food, Delis, Seafood

27156 S Dixie Hwy, Naranja, FL 33032, United States

+1 3052-452-864

Sak Pase Restaurant is a popular Haitian eatery located at 27156 S Dixie Hwy, Naranja, FL. Known for its authentic and delicious cuisine, it has garnered rave reviews from first-time visitors and regular patrons alike. The friendly and professional staff, including the owner, provide a warm and welcoming atmosphere for guests to enjoy their dining experience. The menu boasts a variety of traditional Haitian dishes, such as oxtail stew, coconut curry stewed whole red snapper, jerk chicken, and lamb, all prepared with exquisite flavors and spices. The quality and authenticity of the food have left a lasting impression on patrons, making it a go-to spot for those seeking a taste of home-cooked Haitian meals. With such high praise and a dedication to providing an enlightening culinary experience, Sak Pase Restaurant has established itself as a must-visit destination for food enthusiasts in Miami.

Amenities and More

Delivery
Accepts reservations
Credit cards
Good for kids
High chairs
Vegetarian options
Bar on site
Comfort food

Reviews

4.2/5

16 reviews

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Teresa zazenski

March 22, 2024

First time for my wife and I. Son recommended. AMAZING. The lamb, rice, salad, patties, even my sour sop juice. Hands down best Haitian restaurant and quality home cooked authentic food I've had in over 7 states and 4 countries (Ret. AD). Definitely going to be a mainstay when staying in Miami. Friendly, professional and courteous staff and owner. They truly aim to make your visit an enlightening experience through fresh, well seasoned, authentic cuisines that literally had me wondering how can it possibly be this good. Thank you for the great food, conversation and overall experience.

Victoria harris

March 22, 2024

Here's the thing, when u were brought up in the Haitian culture and you are Bahamian just know our tastebuds and palettes are defined. The griot is good 👍 my husband enjoys it. Now, the conch fritter which is a Bahamian dish and a Bahamian staple - this was a no for me! Now, their soup joumou - the minute I opened the container I already knew it would be an epic fail. The color, the look and the taste, yeah no. My mother who's Bahamian makes this dish because it's a Haitian staple dish that is served on the first day of the new year. I'll link a picture of my mom's pot just to show the difference.

Chi hang yu

March 22, 2024

This is the worse Haitian food ever. The rice taste disgusting, like old sour tasting rice. I would not recommend anyone to go here.

Sergio campos

March 22, 2024

Very friendly place. The food is good

Scott smith

March 22, 2024

I posted a review about this place years ago saying how much I love the Griot. I came back and was a bit worried from some of the recent bad reviews. I had the Griot as always and it was still good stuff. I hope it keeps like this!

Jay dazley

March 22, 2024

The grist be to hard and they give you bones as if it's meat

Ernie searle

March 22, 2024

I've ordered from them over 100 times. Today is definitely my last. Employees don't pay attention to the simplest things. Like how do you mess up on an order that has 2 of the same meals. Ordered thru uber and only got one meal and then have the audacity to tell me to come get the second meal from the restaurant. That's why I did it with uber so I won't have to come. Then I get hung up on. If they Check how many times I've ordered from them they'll be amazed. never again! Messy!