La Tranquilité L'Impressioniste

The food was ok. I couldn't eat to much of the meat because it was dry even though I asked for it not be to dry. I will try them again. It's worth the effort.

In and out quick with soup on Sunday for $6. It tasted good?

Great authentic Haitian food at a great price.

Waw, that's all I can. I met Jeannie, young and beautiful server. Offer me the meal without paying. Because she understands I didn't have any cash on me except my credit. She didn't think twice. She's a business woman.

The food here gets 4-5 stars (depending on what you order, and that you actually get that).

Customer service is okay in person, but not so on the phone. There seems to be an insufficient number of people working there, so the lady who answers is very brusk on the phone - which forces you to just place orders in person. When you're there, its a whole new experience.

They seem to have a dedicated clientele, so the wait is always long.

The physical location gets three stars. It's apparent that they're trying to make a nice place out of it, but minor details are their ruin. The lighting is flimsy. The menu is amateurish - a plain, no-frills printout from a basic home printer -- very likely created by the owner's child. (I understand the necessity of keeping costs down, but if you're just printing out menus and posted signs, at least have the decency to replace them when there's an error and when the paper's experienced lots of wear-and-tear. It's not at all difficult or expensive.)

Although, if you were to compare this location to the hole-in-the-wall where they were before, this is definitely five-star calliber. ????