Le Petit Dakar - Carta

few but all excellent dishes. very fresh and tasteful. shy but friendly welcome. A good address in a very nice neighborhood.

clean resto, friendly moment, and there they a delight!On the other hand, don't go there any night you're in a hurry, the service is slow but I think the dishes are made home to the ordering.

It's the first time I've eaten Senegalese and I've loved it! The yassa was very copied, just like the mafe of my colleagues. Everything seems home-made. cocktails were also very correct, the addition too! Ver carta

I recommend this little restaurant very warm by its decoration .the very welcoming staff and the very good and well copied meal .I took a tiep that a Senegalese friend do it super good but that of the little dakar is appreciable .the rest also maffé and yassa very good as well . go so and enjoy a trip in afric.

We were lunch a few days ago and the dish we chose on the map (red heliboudienne) was really delicious. good cocktails and juice (at the base of bissap and ginger) served as well. Small restaurant of very good quality with small menu, but nothing is missing (different dishes and wines available); menu from day to 12€50 dish and dessert included). Go.

good small betting restaurant. a small card (which is reassuring for "homemade")? ! so choose between 3/4 entry and the same for dishes ! We had a good time. The room is noisy (but it's not embarrassing). The dishes are good, spicy as you need! a good discovery of Senegalese dishes. A little expensive (link to the neighborhood I think!). I advise for the discovery of dishes! Ver carta

We went there because the restaurant is in a wonderbox. The decoration is special (pictures of zidane and the team of france from newspapers dating from 98). we had entered - dish - dessert. Inside, the "Wok Cook" peppers are a vulgary with frozen vegetables that are warm in the microwave. The dishes were not very tasty. for desserts, very few choices: frozen melt with mango (?) or white cheese. The bread was not fresh and we have a doubt about the "homemade" juices that were more like bottled juices.

the small dakar is a nice place to discover the cuisine of Senegal. Cocktails are tasty. We recommend you to the hibiscus ginger. The menu is simple: 4 admissions (one of the day), 4 dishes (one of the day) and 2 desserts. The gambas in the entrance are a slaughter! for the dishes, it's typical... don't necessarily throw yourself on the mafé if you already know. A simple and warm restaurant. No chi-chi and a high-level service. Go with a wolf hunger because the quantities served are important. Only negative point, the little room is noisy

If you know how tchieboudienne (fish rice vegetables and much more...) taste you won't be amazed of the receipe done there. Its a good place to have a glimpse of what senegalese foods taste like...but if you've been to dakar in particular and senegal in general you'll know what i meant. "Home" made beverages were ok not more. But still costy for what we had.Prices are a bit high for what it worth even though service was done by one nice fellow.The place is a bit small so intimacy is not what you'll find there, but its located in a pretty nice neighborhood. Ver carta