26002: Hermantin ( reply) 25996: Bick (ask) Little Haiti info needed (fwd)

[Bob Corbett <corbetre@webster.edu>]

From: leonie hermantin <lhermantin@hotmail.com>

Mr. Bick:

Good Places to eat:
Restaurants with sitting facilities:
Chez le Bebe on 54th Street right off NE 2nd across the street from the Haitian 
Refugee Center
Piman Bouk Restaurant- on NE 2nd and 60th street
Carribbean Spot- 84th and NE 2nd Ave across the Street from the Jean Jacques 
Dessalines Center
( best Mais moulin anything you want)

Take out: Bel Fouchet- 83rd and North Miami Avenue
Since we now speak of the NE corridor with regards to the Haitian community 
there are just too many restaurants in North Miami, North Miami Beach to 
mention.
One Notable is Madame John's Griot on 125 th Street in North Miami across the 
street from the Museum of Contemporary Art

And there is always Tap Tap on the Beach

With regards to music in Little Haiti

There are always weekend rehearsals at Libreri Mapou ( Sosyete Koukouy)
and the RaRa bands  that have been 'coming out" on Saturday nigths lately from 
their "base" at the Carwash/restaurant/baber shop across the street from 
Libreri Mapou. There are probably bands playing at different venues you should 
check Sakapfet.com and there is always Manno Charlemagne, Ginou Oriol at Tap 
Tap on Thursdays and Saturdays.
You can also go to Notre Dame or any other churches  on Sunday for some good 
Creole Jazzed up religious jams :-)

For some good rendition of the Dessalinienne there is always Veye Yo on Friday 
nights 54th and North Miami Avenue.

Hope that other list members can provide additional information.

Leonie