Haitian Market Near Me
Haitian Market Near Me: Little Haiti, Brooklyn & Boston Haitian Grocery Guide
Haitian markets cluster in Little Haiti (Miami), North Miami, Flatbush and East Flatbush (Brooklyn), Spring Valley (NY), Mattapan and Hyde Park (Boston), Orlando, and the DMV. Expect Haitian-specific staples not always found at general Caribbean supermarkets — epis (green seasoning), pikliz, djon djon mushrooms, griot pork, banann peze, Diri Aristo rice, Couronne sodas, Prestige beer, and Barbancourt rum cake mixes.
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Popular Products & Staples
Epis & Pikliz
Jarred Haitian green seasoning (epis) and house pikliz — spicy pickled cabbage, carrot, and scotch bonnet.
Djon Djon Mushrooms
Dried black mushrooms from northern Haiti for diri ak djon djon (black rice with peas).
Griot & Tassot Cuts
Pork shoulder for griot, beef cuts for tassot, conch (lambi), and frozen banann peze.
Diri & Pwa
Haitian rice (Diri Aristo), red beans, black beans, pigeon peas, and djon djon rice mix.
Bakery & Sweets
Pain patate, pen ti mamai, dous makos, kremas (Haitian eggnog), and pen ble Haitian bread.
Drinks
Cola Couronne, Champagne Cola, Couronne fruit sodas, Prestige beer, Barbancourt rum, akasan corn drink, and Toro malt.
Explore Sub-Cuisines
Seasonings & Pantry
Epis, pikliz, Maggi, Knorr, scotch bonnet, parsley, scallion, and Haitian-style sauces.
Meat, Seafood & Frozen
Pork shoulder for griot, beef for tassot, conch (lambi), salt cod (la morue), and frozen banann peze.
How to compare Haitian markets
Compare on (1) freshness of epis and pikliz, (2) djon djon stock, (3) Couronne and Prestige availability, (4) bakery selection (pain patate, kremas), and (5) griot/tassot meat counter quality.
Browse by City
Miami (Little Haiti, North Miami), Brooklyn (Flatbush), Spring Valley NY, Boston (Mattapan, Hyde Park), Orlando, and the DMV.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where can I find a Haitian market near me?
The largest Haitian grocery clusters are in Little Haiti and North Miami, Brooklyn's Flatbush and East Flatbush, Spring Valley NY, Mattapan and Hyde Park in Boston, Orlando, and the DMV (Silver Spring, Wheaton). Browse the directory above.
What's the difference between a Haitian market and a Caribbean supermarket?
There's overlap, but Haitian markets carry distinct French/Creole-Caribbean inventory — Couronne sodas, Prestige beer, Barbancourt rum, epis, pikliz, djon djon — at a depth most West Indian supermarkets don't match.
What is epis?
Epis is Haitian green seasoning — a blended paste of parsley, scallion, garlic, scotch bonnet, bell pepper, and herbs that flavors nearly every Haitian meat, bean, and rice dish.
What should I buy on my first trip to a Haitian market?
Start with a jar of epis, a small container of pikliz, Diri Aristo rice, red beans, pork shoulder for griot, plantains for banann peze, a Cola Couronne, and a pack of kremas mix. That covers a starter Haitian dinner.
Do Haitian markets accept SNAP/EBT?
Most full-size Haitian groceries do; smaller bodega-style shops vary. Check the individual store listing in the directory.