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TeeZee Tasty CuisineB+Worth Trying
122 NW 79th St, Miami, FL 33150
· Haitian restaurant
· 4.8/5 Google (349 reviews)
Takeout · Outdoor seating
Warm, family-run Haitian spot with flavorful stews and griot, friendly owner-led hospitality, modest prices overall but long waits and some service missteps at busy times.
Why it gets a B+ for overall quality
TeeZee Tasty Cuisine delivers authentic Haitian cooking with flavorful stews, griot, and well-executed plantains that justify its strong local following. Warm owner-led hospitality and helpful menu guidance elevate the experience, but periodic inconsistencies in rice texture and seasoning prevent grade A territory. A genuine neighborhood gem that rewards adventurous diners willing to embrace made-to-order pacing.
Restaurant Summary
The room feels homey and welcoming, with the owner chatting guests through dishes while the kitchen cooks to order. One diner said, "The stew conch was so tender and rich, and they made us feel like family." Expect a casual neighborhood vibe and a mix of locals and curious visitors. Cooking leans traditional Haitian—griot, oxtail, and stews—executed with care rather than flash. Plates arrive with plantains, rice, and bright pikliz, and fresh juices like soursop or passion fruit are standouts. Most meals are hearty and fairly priced, though a few premium seafood platters run high and waits can grow during rushes. For families, the menu has plenty kids will recognize: fried chicken, fries, rice, and mild plantains. There is no formal kids menu, but portions are shareable. If your crew prefers very plain food, ask to ease the heat and skip spicier sides; adventurous eaters will have the most fun.
At a Glance
- Warm, owner-led hospitality with helpful menu guidance
- Flavorful Haitian staples (stews, griot) with generous portions
- Made-to-order pacing leads to waits during busy periods
- Inconsistent rice texture and occasional salty dishes reported
- Premium seafood trios are pricey compared to the rest of the menu
What Sets It Apart
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- made_to_order_haitian_stews
- fresh_house_juices
What People Love
- Feeling welcomed like family
- Tender stews and juicy griot
- Bright, refreshing house juices
- Portions that satisfy with leftovers
Points of Concern
- Waits can be long when takeout volume spikes; food is made to order
- A few reports of curt service or tense interactions at the counter
- Rice texture inconsistency and occasional oversalted legumes
- Online ordering mishaps and refund confusion in isolated cases
Service & Dining Experience
Service StyleTable Service
Average Cost$28-48 per person
ReservationsNot required
What to Order
- Choose Complete plates for best value (protein, plantains, rice)
- Pair rich stews with red beans and rice; save premium seafood for special occasions
Perfect For
- Learning Haitian cuisine with guidance from the owner
- Comfort-food cravings with hearty stews and plantains
- Casual family dinners without fuss
- Travelers seeking a local hidden gem
Location Insights
Area: Urban artery near Little Haiti/Little River, casual storefronts, local traffic, destination for Haitian cuisine explorers.
Safety: Mixed urban feel; some reports of unhoused individuals nearby; normal daytime foot traffic, exercise awareness at night.
Nearby: Near local shops and community services; short drive to Little Haiti cultural spots; not a tourist zone.
AllapattahAllapattah is a historically industrial and residential neighborhood that has seen recent growth in arts and dining, particularly with Caribbean and Latin American influences. The dining scene is casual and authentic, often featuring family-owned eateries and vibrant local flavors.
Practical Information
Opening Hours
Monday10:00–22:00
Tuesday10:00–22:00
Wednesday10:00–22:00
Thursday10:00–22:00
Friday10:00–22:00
Saturday10:00–22:00
Sunday10:00–22:00
Available: Takeout, Outdoor seating
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