A Taste of Haiti Across the U.S.

Chez Le Bebe, 114 NE 54th St., Miami, FL 33137 (Little Haiti); Website: http://www.chezlebebe.com

"Short of having a Haitian grandmère up to her apron strings in pigs' feet at home, you aren't likely to find better-tasting and less-expensive Haitian comfort food than this." - Miami New Times (Best Haitian Restaurant 2008)

Located in the heart of Little Haiti, Chez Le Bebe recently celebrated 25 years of serving authentic Haitian cuisine to hungry diners. It was voted the Best Haitian Restaurant in Miami by the Miami New Times in 2008, and was featured on The Travel Channel's "Bizzare Foods" for its Saturday morning goat head soup. If chancing across an eyeball in your stew isn't your thing, other house specialties include oxtail ($10), pig feet ($7), fried pork ($8) and chicken ($7), which are all served with rice, beans, plantains, and salad. Come hungry, because portions are served large, and all at very reasonable prices. Chez Le Bebe is open Monday through Saturday from 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 a.m., and Sunday from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m.

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Oh snap, definitely going to try that place out. We tried Chef Creole the other day and are hooked. Pickney sauce FTW!

James, my mom & aunt are currently loving Moca Cafe. It's on 738 NE 125th Street. Might want to add that to your list, as well.

I'm hoping to go with them sometime soon.

That would be great!