Okay, Andrew Zimmer...ever since I watched him try oxtail on Bizarre Foods I have wanted to try it. Yes, I was a little bit nervous. The owner showed me how to eat it correctly. It was delicious. Full of flavor and tender. The broth, which...More

We both liked Mo’s better than El Siboney. Great Haitian food. Dinner like atmosphere. Very casual. The Pumpkin pie was fantastic.

Decided to try Mo's after going by several times and reading about it. It was well worth it! The cook was also the one waiting tables. Fixes everything after it is ordered. One recommendation, you don't need to order an appetizer. So much food! Everything...More

We went there because we were tired, hungry and it was open. What a treat! The food was fresh, delicious and plentiful.

This place was one of only a few restaurants in my life where I walked out before ordering. I walked in and got a semi greeting from two Haitian gentlemen behind the counter. The place inside was pretty run down looking and empty. I was...More

Love the food - portions, fantastic flavor, fish (grouper) super fresh, salads excellent, Pies - super

I went to Mo's with my friends just to enjoy outstanding food and we did it . Atmosphere and service are very simple and we liked it . Highly recommend this place to get awesome meals .

I was with a news crew covering the Irma aftermath. We hadn't eaten real food in days and saw them working in their restaurant. they opened their doors to us and fed us amazing crispy pork, stewed chicken, beans and rice. They had been feeding...More

My husband and I went here at the suggestion of a local and WOW, it was fantastic! Our dinner was a mix of so many flavors, flavors that we would never think to put together. The fish, the rice, the black bean stuff to pour...More

I ordered the shrimp pasta and asked for spicy. (It was very spicy!) My husband ordered the ribs which he liked as well as the rice. The portions were so big that we packed half of our meals and took home. Note that this food...More