Department of FoodieDepartment of FoodieComfortable outpost for French-Senegalese cuisine, including brunch & a weekly fixed-price option.
What to order: Thiebou Jen · Mafe · Spicy Potato Nems · Attiéké BowlFrom Google Maps reviews.
I’ve been wanting to try Cafe Rue Dix for a a while. This was my first time there. Decor was chic, thoughtful and minimal. Our server was kind and attentive. I was hoping to order their baobab juice, but they sold out. Their Thiebou Jen was suuuuper yummy, hardy and is especially perfect comfort for this freezing NYC weather. Would absolutely return.
Had a great lunch here. Love the open-air, breezy set-up on a good weather day. Ordered the Spicy Potato Nems, Attiéké Bowl, Mafe, & a fresh ginger juice. All hits. !!The Senegalese hot sauce was excellent. SPICY & full of flavor. I wanted to put it on everything. My first time having mafe, and it did not disappoint! Hearty beef stew in a delicious peanut butter sauce. Great portion size, too. Service was laid-back in a good way. The vibes feel relaxed. The kind of place that makes you want to
This is a great spot on the corner, cozy and open on nice days. We were seated immediately though it did get very busy quickly. We tried the duck croquette confit appetizer which was very good, the spicy sauce made it a hit for me personally because I love spicy food. We ordered sandwiches and a salad because we were here for lunch and they were great. Mine was chicken and had what tastes to me like a similar spicy sauce which really made the sandwich. I've never had Senegalese cuisine before bu
From the Jan 15, 2025 health inspection. Lower-priority items are listed after the serious ones.
Food surfaces weren't washed and sanitized between uses.