Haitian pates are flaky, filled and built for eating on a walk, and Bon Pates has just moved into a permanent Crown Heights storefront to sell them. Central Brooklyn has one of the largest Haitian communities in the United States and comparatively few counters devoted to this one thing. A shop graduating from pop-up to brick-and-mortar is the part of a neighbourhood's food scene that rarely gets written up.
What to expect
A counter-service patty shop serving Haitian pates. Newly opened as a permanent location.
Good to know
- Crown Heights, Brooklyn.
- Haitian pates - flaky filled pastries.
- Recently opened as a brick-and-mortar; check directly for hours.
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Common questions
What is a Haitian pate?
A flaky filled pastry, typically with meat or fish, eaten as street food.
Where is Bon Pates?
Crown Heights, Brooklyn.
