Marassa Caribbean Restaurant Take Out

Marassa Caribbean Restaurant Take Out sits at 2566 North State Road 7 on the southern end of Lauderdale Lakes’ commercial strip, a few blocks north of the city line with Lauderhill. The name Marassa comes from Haitian Vodou tradition, where the Marassa are sacred twin spirits associated with duality and balance, a naming choice that signals Haitian ownership or a Haitian-influenced menu even though the directory category listing for the business is filed more generically under American, bakery and family-style restaurant classifications rather than a specific Caribbean or Haitian tag.

According to its Yellow Pages listing, the business has operated for roughly nineteen years, which would put its founding in the neighborhood of 2007, and it carries two phone numbers, a detail typical of small operations that split time between a walk-up counter and phone or catering orders. No street-level menu, hours, or photos were available through any directory reachable for this profile, and a search of Florida’s Division of Corporations records under variations of the name Marassa did not turn up an exact corporate match, which suggests the business may operate as a sole proprietorship or under a fictitious name registration rather than a formal corporation, a common and entirely legal arrangement for small, family-run takeout counters in Florida.

The address itself sits within a short run of North State Road 7 that also carries Devine & Caribbean two blocks north, and the broader corridor between roughly 2400 and 2900 North State Road 7 carries a dense mix of small Caribbean, Chinese and seafood kitchens serving the surrounding residential blocks of Lauderdale Lakes. This part of the city, along with the area around the Shops at Oriole Estates further north, forms the commercial backbone of what residents and area business owners often describe informally as a Caribbean restaurant row, though the businesses along it are for the most part independently owned single storefronts rather than a coordinated district.

Because the available public sources for Marassa are limited to a single directory entry and a Census Bureau address confirmation, this profile should be treated as a starting point rather than a full picture of the business. Anyone planning to visit is best served by calling the listed number directly to confirm the current hours, menu, and whether the bakery component of the listing refers to Haitian patties and breads, a common pairing in Haitian and broader Caribbean takeout counters, or a separate bakery case. The listing does not include customer reviews on any platform checked for this profile, so no outside diner commentary is available to supplement the directory data.