Naomi's Garden Restaurant & Lounge

Naomi's Garden is a culinary haven where authenticity meets excellence. The flavors of their food transport you to a world of genuine taste, complemented by impeccable service that elevates the dining experience. The incredible atmosphere, enriched with live music, creates a perfect blend of relaxation and vibrant energy. A gem for those seeking not just a meal, but a memorable journey for the senses.

Be careful. The restaurant is located in a cringey area. Know what you want before you get there so you can order and be out. Use your card, using cash will get you unwanted attention. The food is typical Haitian food. I got the tassot kabrit, mayi kole, zepina, diri ak pwa avek sous pwa. There's a garden seating area.. It was a cool place to sit n eat. Just be mindful of your surroundings.

The food was good and well cooked. If you want Sauce/Gravy for your rice and Pikliz, you have to ask for it. The take out plates are full of rice, but not a lot of meat. The meat portion is truly for 1 person if you are a big meat eater. Service was quick. The garden or lounge area looks very pleasing, and there's live music. I look forward to actually sitting in the lounge area one day for dinner rather than getting takeout.

I’ve been dying to come here I saw this place on YouTube David’s been here channel & I can’t believe I haven’t found out about this place earlier. I had the tofu stroganoff & orka with rice and peas and pikliz. Everything was delicious. They have great vegan options. The portions are huge and for the price. My plate came to 14.00 with tax. You can’t find good meals under 20.00 now a days. I am definitely coming back & bringing friends

Delicious food. Huge portions. I had the jerk chicken with rice and peas and collard greens ($10.5). The place had a really nice casual vibe to it and the outdoor space was lovely and could imagine some pretty cool live performances having in there (which my friend I went with said they do have just not the night we were there) Customer service wasn’t bad, but it was a little confusing if we sat down in the courtyard if we would be served or had to order at the window outfront. Fortunately I went with a Haitian friend who was able to help me get things sorted out as we ordered.