Ole Restaurant & Lounge

"Not Haitian but I’m originally from NY, I have a lot of Haitian friends, I’ve traveled to Haiti and have had the best of the best their cuisine has to offer. The food was NOT authentic, lacked flavor the Poul Fri was not good, not fried hard. The black rice lacked flavor. The plantain was thicker than usual and not fried crisp no flavor. The Piklez was also very thick flavor was also disappointing and the Peach fuzz drink I ordered was very syrupy. And the water had a funny taste, they may need to clean their machine and replace their water filter. Our waitress was very pleasant. I wouldn’t recommend nor would I return."

"I love the fried turkey wings and black rice – they're absolutely delightful! However, it's almost comical that whenever I crave them, the restaurant happens to be closed on Tuesdays and Wednesdays. While I haven't dined in, the ambiance appears inviting; nevertheless, I usually opt for takeout. It's an excellent spot for Haitian cuisine."

"Today is my 2nd day in Georgia and I'm from south florida but i know how haitian food tastes like and this was not authentic haitian food it was stale stuck together like something that has been sitting in a pot i ordered for over 70$ and highly regret ."

"This place was awesome. Decor on point. The food tastes so good. If you visit, just ask for the turkey sauce to add to any rice(you're welcome lol, I called it the "mimine sauce".) Ash, the waitress is very attentive and provide excellent service."

"This is an authentic Haitian restaurant. Food is Great but takes FOREVER!! On the weekends they have a DJ that plays a good variety of Haitian, Reggae, Hip hop and more. They are very pricey and small portions. I only go if I'm on the east side."