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I loved the murals and food. Was a refreshing treat for an out of towner experiencing the South Beach buzz. Also of interest was the Haitian Coffee, that was apleasent surprise as well.

In an area full of pricey and unappealing food, particularly ethnic food, Tap Tap offers amazing quality and value. I visit Miami once a year and always make a point to stop by Tap Tap for dinner. I live in New York, which offers a good selection of Haitian and Caribbean restaurants, but I've never had curry goat like I've had at Tap Tap, where it rolls on your tongue like the tenderest delicacy. My friend who lives here raves about their grilled chicken, conch fritters, and mojitos, the last of which are described as the best on earth. Try it once, and you'll keep returning as I have!

I love this place. It's definitely the best Haitian restaurant I have been to. The atmosphere is really great--you are surrounded by Haitian art and Music. The food is delicious like Mom makes (I'm Haitian). The service is a little slow, but that's because they are always packed with all ethnic groups! Unlike some other Haitian places which shall remain nameless the staff really does cater to you. You are treated very well. The manager goes around and asks how you are doing and if everything is to your liking. I highly recommend this place.