Cafe Rue Dix

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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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in:Food recs in Prospect Heights/Crown Heights7 pts
“- Cafe Rue Dix”
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in:African Food6 pts
“Cafe Rue Dix (crown heights/prospect heights area) is really really good. Senegalese”
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in:Where can I find delicious authentic African food in New York?6 pts
“Try cafe rue dix.”
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in:Best Beignets in NYC?3 pts
“Cafe Rue Dix in Crown Heights!”
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in:Similar restaurants to Tatiana by Kwame Onwuachi2 pts
“Dept of Culture, Teranga and Cafe Rue Dix might work if you’re looking for African cuisine”
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in:Celebrating mom at dinner2 pts
“Cafe Rue Dix is a great French-Senegalese restaurant that’s super lively.”
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