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DJONDJON
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Warm, relaxed restaurant/bar offering Haitian specialties, plus daily brunch & weekend live music.
Nearby attractions
Winthrop Playground
Winthrop St &, Rogers Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11226
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553 Rogers Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11225
Wingate Park
Brooklyn Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11203
Brooklyn Public Library - Crown Heights Branch
560 New York Ave. at, Maple St, Brooklyn, NY 11225
Lenox Road Baptist Church
1356 Nostrand Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11226
Marc And Jason's Playground
Sterling St, Brooklyn, NY 11225
caribBEING
1399 Nostrand Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11226
Museum of Women's Resistance
279 Empire Blvd, Brooklyn, NY 11225
Dodger Playground
Sullivan Pl, Brooklyn, NY 11225
Brooklyn Public Library - Flatbush Branch
22 Linden Blvd. at, Flatbush Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11226
Nearby restaurants
Sweet Catch BK
1222 Nostrand Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11225
DjonDjon Restaurant
1206 Nostrand Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11225
Camillo
1146 Nostrand Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11225
Market Bar
1207 Nostrand Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11225
Rancho Avocado
1166 Nostrand Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11225
Jing Lung
1242 Nostrand Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11225
US Fried Chicken & Pizza
1231 Nostrand Ave #3846, Brooklyn, NY 11225
Bleu Nuk Bk
1150 Nostrand Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11225
The Swiss Slice
1290 Nostrand Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11226
Best Kitchen Time
1250 Nostrand Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11225
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DJONDJON

1206 Nostrand Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11225
4.4(653)$$$$
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Warm, relaxed restaurant/bar offering Haitian specialties, plus daily brunch & weekend live music.

attractions: Winthrop Playground, Dorsey's Fine Art Gallery, Wingate Park, Brooklyn Public Library - Crown Heights Branch, Lenox Road Baptist Church, Marc And Jason's Playground, caribBEING, Museum of Women's Resistance, Dodger Playground, Brooklyn Public Library - Flatbush Branch, restaurants: Sweet Catch BK, DjonDjon Restaurant, Camillo, Market Bar, Rancho Avocado, Jing Lung, US Fried Chicken & Pizza, Bleu Nuk Bk, The Swiss Slice, Best Kitchen Time
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Phone
(718) 676-1047
Website
djondjonbk.com

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Featured dishes

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Bogelin Salad
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Marigo Salad
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Djon Djon Salad
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Crab Cake
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Kafou Wings
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Griot Sliders
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Bali Burger
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Djon Djon Burger
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Haitian Taco
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Black Mushroom Ravioli
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Chickpea Laya
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Roasted Duck
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Grilled Octopus
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Djon Djon Box
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Soup Joumou
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Poul Fri
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Lakay Spaghetti
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Sweet Plantains
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Green Plantains
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Black Bean Sauce
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White Rice And Black Bean Sauce Combo
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GRIOT SLIDERS

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Nearby attractions of DJONDJON

Winthrop Playground

Dorsey's Fine Art Gallery

Wingate Park

Brooklyn Public Library - Crown Heights Branch

Lenox Road Baptist Church

Marc And Jason's Playground

caribBEING

Museum of Women's Resistance

Dodger Playground

Brooklyn Public Library - Flatbush Branch

Winthrop Playground

Winthrop Playground

4.4

(113)

Open until 9:00 PM
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Dorsey's Fine Art Gallery

Dorsey's Fine Art Gallery

5.0

(9)

Open 24 hours
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Wingate Park

Wingate Park

4.4

(867)

Open 24 hours
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Brooklyn Public Library - Crown Heights Branch

Brooklyn Public Library - Crown Heights Branch

4.4

(66)

Open 24 hours
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Things to do nearby

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Nearby restaurants of DJONDJON

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DjonDjon Restaurant

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The Swiss Slice

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Sweet Catch BK

Sweet Catch BK

4.4

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DjonDjon Restaurant

DjonDjon Restaurant

4.6

(58)

$$

Open until 11:00 PM
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Camillo

Camillo

4.6

(414)

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Market Bar

Market Bar

4.2

(83)

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linksinthecitylinksinthecity
Calling all my Zoes 🇭🇹 & Haitian food lovers! We’ve found the perfect spot for you, @zanminyc is cooking up authentic Haitian food that makes you feel like you’re back home. They even have soup joumou year round! Need we say more? Check them out & let ‘em know who sent you ✨ #eatingnyc #nycfoodie #brooklynfoodie #soupjoumou #haitianfood #nycthingstodo #explore #blackownednyc #litc #linksinthecity #brooklyndatenight #nycdatenight
tamara balazsovitstamara balazsovits
I recently had the pleasure of dining at DjonDjon in Brooklyn, and it was an exceptional experience from start to finish! As always, the owner, Wesly, came over to say hi, adding a personal touch to our visit. Having frequented his other restaurants, I can confidently say that DjonDjon is another phenomenal addition to his impressive portfolio. Wesly consistently does an excellent job, and this latest venture is no exception. Our server was incredibly helpful and attentive, ensuring that our meal was enjoyable and seamless. The dishes we ordered were nothing short of spectacular: MUSSELS - Fresh mussels steamed in their signature Creole sauce—each bite was a burst of flavor, perfectly cooked and seasoned. KAFOU WINGS - Fried chicken wings tossed in our choice of Kreyol and Honey Jerk sauce—crispy, succulent, and packed with a delightful mix of spices. GRILLED OCTOPUS- The grilled octopus was tender & the portion size was excellent- this was the best octopus I’ve ever had! LOBEY FRITAY- Our choice of fried pork, served with plantains, a beef sausage, and house-made pikliz—a wonderful combination of textures and flavors that truly embodied the essence of Haitian cuisine. Djon Djon, located in the vibrant neighborhood of Prospect Lefferts Gardens, offers a unique culinary journey that masterfully blends tradition and innovation. The restaurant's commitment to authenticity is evident in every dish. This restaurant stands out by celebrating Haitian heritage through a modern lens, creating a dining experience that is both familiar and refreshingly novel. If you're looking to savor the essence of Haiti through a tapestry of flavors, DjonDjon is the place to be. Highly recommended!
Francis LouissaintFrancis Louissaint
I really wish I could have said that it was a better experience, but unfortunately, we did NOT enjoy our time here at all. Came out on Monday night. The food is nice, although for my tastes, personally, it could have used more seasoning. I was unable to provide photos for all that we had, just took a few pics. There was music but just so many people coming in and it seemed the establishment is quite unorganized. It was too loud, the band should have played indoors! And our food took so long to come out. But our server was so sweet and really tried to make sure our experience was a good one. I would say they get a gold star for hospitality but the way they berate their staff in front of guests is just deplorable! I saw a young lady behind the bar get shouted at to "go HOME". We shouldn't have even been able to hear as much as we did from our table, but it looked like she had just had enough and wanted to give her two weeks' notice and the man who was screaming fired her there on the spot instead! I know, but you can't expect much decorum coming here because there was even some sort of fight that broke out and police showed up! It was chaotic! I think the young woman that was slapped also worked there! I saw a lot of gentlemen standing around and yet not one took any initiative to protect her. We felt bad for the staff, but this is just not a good look for a business. Do better. I was so upset that it ruined our night that hubby told me I need to go online a write a review!
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Calling all my Zoes 🇭🇹 & Haitian food lovers! We’ve found the perfect spot for you, @zanminyc is cooking up authentic Haitian food that makes you feel like you’re back home. They even have soup joumou year round! Need we say more? Check them out & let ‘em know who sent you ✨ #eatingnyc #nycfoodie #brooklynfoodie #soupjoumou #haitianfood #nycthingstodo #explore #blackownednyc #litc #linksinthecity #brooklyndatenight #nycdatenight
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I recently had the pleasure of dining at DjonDjon in Brooklyn, and it was an exceptional experience from start to finish! As always, the owner, Wesly, came over to say hi, adding a personal touch to our visit. Having frequented his other restaurants, I can confidently say that DjonDjon is another phenomenal addition to his impressive portfolio. Wesly consistently does an excellent job, and this latest venture is no exception. Our server was incredibly helpful and attentive, ensuring that our meal was enjoyable and seamless. The dishes we ordered were nothing short of spectacular: MUSSELS - Fresh mussels steamed in their signature Creole sauce—each bite was a burst of flavor, perfectly cooked and seasoned. KAFOU WINGS - Fried chicken wings tossed in our choice of Kreyol and Honey Jerk sauce—crispy, succulent, and packed with a delightful mix of spices. GRILLED OCTOPUS- The grilled octopus was tender & the portion size was excellent- this was the best octopus I’ve ever had! LOBEY FRITAY- Our choice of fried pork, served with plantains, a beef sausage, and house-made pikliz—a wonderful combination of textures and flavors that truly embodied the essence of Haitian cuisine. Djon Djon, located in the vibrant neighborhood of Prospect Lefferts Gardens, offers a unique culinary journey that masterfully blends tradition and innovation. The restaurant's commitment to authenticity is evident in every dish. This restaurant stands out by celebrating Haitian heritage through a modern lens, creating a dining experience that is both familiar and refreshingly novel. If you're looking to savor the essence of Haiti through a tapestry of flavors, DjonDjon is the place to be. Highly recommended!
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I really wish I could have said that it was a better experience, but unfortunately, we did NOT enjoy our time here at all. Came out on Monday night. The food is nice, although for my tastes, personally, it could have used more seasoning. I was unable to provide photos for all that we had, just took a few pics. There was music but just so many people coming in and it seemed the establishment is quite unorganized. It was too loud, the band should have played indoors! And our food took so long to come out. But our server was so sweet and really tried to make sure our experience was a good one. I would say they get a gold star for hospitality but the way they berate their staff in front of guests is just deplorable! I saw a young lady behind the bar get shouted at to "go HOME". We shouldn't have even been able to hear as much as we did from our table, but it looked like she had just had enough and wanted to give her two weeks' notice and the man who was screaming fired her there on the spot instead! I know, but you can't expect much decorum coming here because there was even some sort of fight that broke out and police showed up! It was chaotic! I think the young woman that was slapped also worked there! I saw a lot of gentlemen standing around and yet not one took any initiative to protect her. We felt bad for the staff, but this is just not a good look for a business. Do better. I was so upset that it ruined our night that hubby told me I need to go online a write a review!
Francis Louissaint

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Reviews of DJONDJON

4.4
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2.0
1y

I’ve been to djondjon restaurant twice & i can officially say that i will not be going back. About a month ago i went to this restaurant with a few friends & we were not happy at all.They do not have the authentic haitian food as someone mentioned in one of the reviews.First of all they only have one type of rice which is diri djondjon & it does not taste the same as the regular ones i known of,as well as the ‘’legume’’ my friend & i could all agree on that.Moreover we asked for soup joumou,after waiting for over an hour,the server came back to say there’s no soup joumou like seriously? After an hour? The only thing that was good was the ‘’fritay’’ but i could go on & on about a lot of things that we were not happy about that day but at last we left the restaurant very unhappy with the food.

Last week i decided to give it another try cause everyone deserve a second chance & chose to go for fritay since that’s the only thing i liked the first time i went,boy! I was wrong. At first i called & ask if i can take ‘’kabrit boukonnen’’ with my fritay,the lady i spoke to said yes you can take your ‘’kabrit’’ whichever way you want & the price will be the same as if you took it fry.After hearing this,i left my house & drove close to 30 mins to reach the restaurant only for the front lady to tell me if I’m getting the ‘’kabrit boukannen’’ with my fritay the price will be different which is double price of the fry goat but again with no argument as the lady seemed a bit frustrated as i was telling her about my call i just took the regular fritay. I told her i’m going to sit in my car & come back in 20 mins since she said it’d take 20 mins or so to prepare both fritay as i ordered 2 of them,a ‘’tassot’’ & a ‘’griot’’ long story short,i came back after 15 mins & my food was already there waiting for me🤔😳 how can you freshly prepare 2 fritay in less than 15 mins.I don’t know if it was the owner but a guy gave me the food so i confronted him asking how come both fritay were ready in such a short period of time & he got the nerve to tell me that he doesn’t know,i placed the order & came back in less than 20 mins so he handed me my food as they gave it to him.Again to avoid argument i took the food & left.Once i got to the car i started eating my food,plaintains were warm,you can tell it wasn’t freshly made & the pork was hard. Seems like they use those frozen plaintains & just warm it up when people order or at least it was the case for me at the time cause there’s no way in the world you can prepare 2 orders of fry plaintain in 10 mins.In addition,after finish eating my fritay,i got sick to my stomach shortly after.All this to say that i will not be returning to djondjon restaurant & if you’re looking for the real authentic haitian food this is definitely not the best restaurant to go to,2/10 do...

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1.0
3y

I heard about this new restaurant and I wanted to check it out with friends. This is our experience: 1- The place is nice with friendly waitresses who welcomed us. 2- Beautiful Haitian painting decorating the walls creating a nice atmosphere. 3- High tech menu that you scan on your phone so you can place your order. 4- The place is also clean. 5- The main reason someone goes to a restaurant is for the food. We were soooo disappointed by the food. Oh my gosh! The food was horrible!!! We ordered a legume, a fish and a goat stew. The goat meat was so hard we had to take it home to cook it the right way. The legume was tasteless. It was like boiled vegetables with salt, no spices to enhance the flavor. As for the fish there’s no word to describe how bad it was. Does that mean there’s no hope for this restaurant? No not at all. The food is the only asset a restaurant has to offer. If the food is no good customers will not come back. The way to rescue this business is to hire a new chef right away. Someone who knows how to cook Haitian food. Besides that the waitresses are very nice and professional. The reviews above that mentioned the food is good or delicious are either from their friends or people who never had a good Haitian food before. Oh I should also mention that the presentation of the food was great. Everything you see in the pictures are accurate. The one star is only for the food. Because meat should be tender not hard to chew. Haitian legume should be tasty not just boiled with salt. The fried green plaintain was the only thing we enjoyed that night. I will certainly NOT come back again.

P.S. Big companies are giving away incentives to get customers’s honest feedback so they can figure out what they’re doing good or bad. You get an honest feedback instead of taking actions to correct your mistake by hiring a real cook, someone who knows how to cook real Haitian Food you prefer to hire a public relations person to manage your negative reviews. That’s a shame!!! Those hundreds of 5 stars reviews...

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5.0
3y

I love this place! I can tell you hands down, this is one of the best all around Haitian restaurants I have ever been to, and I'm a Brooklyn born and bred Haitian. I will start by saying, considering how the neighborhood is on the up, this restaurant does a great job in making the menu not only palatable to Haitians but new folks who have never tried our cuisine before. This is actually really good, in my opinion, cause rarely do you see the diversity in clientele in other typical Haitian restaurants compared to this place - so this is a major plus! Second, the service, I'll preface this by saying rarely do you encounter a Haitian restaurant that has spot on service, but this place is a 10/10!!! The owner, the manager, and the staff are very involved in making sure they are kind and caring to their clients. I have recommended this restaurant to several people after I had my first 3 dining experiences there, and every single time, those people have come back and told me the experience was fantastic - one even had a party catered there. Third the food - they give you a lot of food! Which I love, cause that's the Haitian way of cooking. Some dishes I always have and love : voodoo pasta, and lobey fritay (Tasso). When I tell you perfectly seasoned!!! They don't miss a beat. Also, the coconut shrimp appetizers and from what I hear the plantain submarine is delicious. As for drinks, I had the kitay tropical (nonalcoholic) drink which was soooo good, but there is a yellow drink...ask for that one cause it was super popular. Now presentation, I don't even need to say anything other than, the best I've ever seen out of a Haitian restaurant. And that says a lot!! I went there yesterday to celebrate my father's birthday, and they did such a spectacular job. All in all, you MUST visit this place. I am a patron that is usually very hard to please, and I have been to this enough to know it's at the top of my most...

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