Welcome to Taste of 509, a Haitian restaurant in Hartford County bringing authentic island street flavor with a modern twist. Every dish we serve carries the heart of Haiti — bold, vibrant, and full of soul. From our tender Griot and perfectly fried Tassot, to rich Lalo, hearty Legume, and flavorful Diri DjonDjon, each bite delivers that homemade taste you can only get from real Haitian cooking. Our mission is simple: keep the culture alive through real Haitian food, the kind that reminds you of Lakay. Whether you order online or pull up in person, you’ll always get that warm Haitian hospitality and flavor that speaks for itself. — Taste of 509 — "From Lakay to Your Plate."

Taste of 509 was proudly founded on October 11, 2024, right here in Hartford County. The name “509” represents Haiti’s country code — a symbol of our roots and culture. Everything inside was built by family and friends, with love, teamwork, and pride. From our bold flavors to our warm energy, Taste of 509 brings a true piece of Haiti to the community.

Located at 740 Silas Deane Hwy, Wethersfield, CT, near Wells Road and the Old Wethersfield Historic District — easy to find, right on the main road with plenty of parking!

Our mission at Taste of 509 is to bring authentic Haitian street flavor to Hartford County and beyond — serving food that connects people to the heart of our culture. We’re here to represent Haiti with pride, passion, and flavor in every dish. Our goal is simple: to keep the culture alive through real food, real flavor, and real love. We aim to make every customer feel the energy of the island — from the first bite of Griot or Tassot to the last spoon of Diri Djon Djon. We’re building more than a restaurant — we’re building a movement that celebrates community, culture, and good vibes. Taste of 509 — From Lakay to Your Plate.