Good Samaritan Community Haitian Cuisine — Restaurant in Augusta

I have never tried Haitian food before. This was a wonderful experience.

Very unassuming from the outside, quiet and relaxed inside. The service was excellent and they were quick to offer suggestions, upon request. The food came out quickly and was flavourful and filling. They were generous with their portions, as well, opping my dish with a couple plaintain chips I was thrilled to try.

I ordered the Stewed Vegetables with the Mushroom Rice and Macaroni. The Macaroni was a recommendation and I wasn't disappointed. Baked to cheesy perfection. The vegetables were stewed into something similar to a curry, delightfully spiced, which went excellently with the Mushroom Rice. That rice was delightfully mushroom-y. Had a tiny bit of spice to it, too, but was not at all overpowering. Cooked to a fluffy texture. My favourite.

Overall, I definitely wasn't disappointed with my adventure into this new cuisine and am looking forward to trying more...

If you're looking to try something new in Augusta then this is it. They offer fish on select days, and it's best calling ahead to ensure it’s available. One highlight for me was learning that they bake their fish instead of frying it, which is a healthier option. However, I did find that there are no dairy-free smoothie options available, which is a bit disappointing. The customer service was exceptional! My family and I felt warmly welcomed upon entering the establishment. One downside was the rice, which was unfortunately quite hard. I also hope they expand their salad dressing options, as a vinaigrette would be a welcome addition. Overall, my first visit left me optimistic about this place. You can sense the family spirit and positivity within the team, making it a promising new spot to check out!🖤🙂 [Another note📝Please do not cater to American palates. You’ll have the support and most will...

Portions are to small for the amount of money you're paying your basically paying all that money for the rice instead of meat if you're going to charge almost 20 dollars for a plate at least make sure your customers get a decent amount look at the amount of griot they are giving you on the pictures they have posted it's insane they think that it's normal normal to people who don't eat Haitian food to each it's own tho I'm not paying all that for 6 or 7 little pieces of griot it's not worth it think more of customers then the money and you will bring in more customers than you can handle you your business to be people first choice I won't be door dashing from this place anymore it's just...