Cafe Rue Dix

6.8/10

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Senegalese and French, and the thiebou jen is what people recommend even though it runs spicy. The beignets, the fataya and the potato nems have real fans. Skip the mafe, people say it's just alright. A couple of regulars say it's not the best African food in the city but they keep going back for the room and the service.

1451 Bedford Ave, BrooklynBedford-Stuyvesant, BrooklynGoogle Maps

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in:Best spots for African Food In NYC???7 pts
“I like cafe rue dix but it is not up there in terms of incredible African food. I do love the restaurant and service.”
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in:West African restaurant?5 pts
“Cafe Rue Dix is one of my favorite spots for Senegalese food. Their Thiebou Jen is *pretty* spicy, but it's seriously delicious.”
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in:West African restaurant?2 pts
replying to u/traggedy_ann: Cafe Rue Dix is one of my favorite spots for Senegalese food. Their Thiebou Jen is *pretty* spicy, but it's seriously delicious.
“My husband and I truly live and die for their beignets.”
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in:Best spots for African Food In NYC???2 pts
replying to u/morganzabeans20: Cafe rue dix is great & im allergic to peanuts so i cant eat there but i’ve heard great things about Brooklyn suya. Radio Kwara & Deparment of culture are sister restaurants I’ve also heard great things about but getting a res is tough
“I got the Mafe and it was just alright”
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in:Best spots for African Food In NYC???1 pts
replying to u/trey1928: What do you get from cafe rue dix? I got the Mafe and it was just alright
“I love the fataya, the potato nems, & the thiebou yapp.”
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