Reviews for Cafe Rue Dix in Brooklyn, NY
This places feels like we’re in Senegal. By far the best ambiance I’ve ever experienced! From the African masks to the... Afrobeats, no aesthetic was left out. The starters were delish, on the spicy side but very good. I had the Mefa, which was goodand not as peanutty as I expected. My friends who had the pork chops, thought it wasn’t seasoned enough. Only drawback is thepoor service, something happened with our waiter, he just stopped serving us, but someone stepped in for him after we asked toorder our entrees. Definitely will come back for brunch & a nail appointment at their store next door! Read more
Rue Dix and Marche Rue Dix next door make for the ideal Brooklyn morning. Or evening… or anytime, really! The food is always... delicious and the team is the best. Brunch favorite is the omelette bohemian but dinner is so good it’s impossible to pick afavorite. Favorite spot in the city, hands down! Read more
Went here with my mom n bf for a meal as its so close to where we stayed. The food was amazing and drinks were good. I recommend... the lamb chops and the salmon ... and the ginger cocktail!! Definitely give this place a try... the atmosphere is a vibe andstaff were great!! Really would love to see if there is a spotify playlist.... Read more
Totally shocked this place doesn’t have more recent pictures and reviews. We sat on the corner and ate everything outside on... a beautiful Sunday afternoon. The food is delicious and was cooked to perfection. Worth stopping in. Will be back. Service is abit slow but trust me worth the wait. Go in anticipating this, seems like a super chill vibe. The Sancerre I had complimented alot of the flavors, def recommend. Appreciate the knowledgeable staff members because we had lots of questions since it was ourfirst time eating Senegalese food ?? Read more
My first visit to Cafe Rue Dix with my friends: summer in NYC, sweltering and sweaty, eating outdoors. I put a whole habanero... pepper in my mouth mistakenly thinking it was a bell pepper. You’ve never lived until you’re alternating between crying,laughing, and wondering if you’re going to die in the street. Anyway, the fact that I still kept on insisting on shoving foodin my face is a testament to how delicious everything was. I would recommend going with friends so you can share plates, andhave a good spice tolerance, even if you don’t do anything as dumb as I did. Read more
True neighborhood gem serving up Senegalese deliciousness (read: fusion between West African and French cuisines)! Empanadas... and the Lamb Chops were my personal favorites. The hot sauce was SO GOOD!! Restaurant sits in a cozy space on Bedford Ave withSenegalese music playing throughout. Quality service. Definitely worth a visit — spots like this are what makes Brooklyn foodso unique and fun!! Read more
I’ve been here a few times and each time my experience was great. Everything I’ve tried on the menu has been good. The... fataya and spring rolls are my favorite appetizers. The Dibe Senegal and Mafe are the best entrees that I’ve tried so far (nopics because I was too hungry lol). Be sure to check out the very cute shope next door, Marche Rue Dix. Read more
Really nice experience. Friendly, courteous service; beautiful ambiance; relaxing vibe; and very good food. We had the red... snapper with Joliet rice and chicken with couscous, plus solid beignets for dessert. 4.5/5 stars. Read more