40+ yr East Village staple serving authentic Moroccan food; a consistently great spot for brunch, lunch & dinner.
This East Village institution has been serving authentic Moroccan cuisine for over 40 years. Known for its vibrant atmosphere and flavorful dishes, it's a beloved spot for both locals and visitors. From hearty tagines to delightful brunch options, Cafe Mogador offers a consistently satisfying dining experience.
Cafe Mogador offers authentic Moroccan and Middle Eastern cuisine, with many users recommending it for its flavorful dishes. Specific highlights include the shakshuka with merguez and malawach for breakfast, pita sandwiches, and lamb tagine. The Knaffeh dessert is also noted as a delicious Middle Eastern pastry.
"Diners often rave about the shakshuka, lamb tagine, pita sandwiches, and the Knaffeh dessert. The harissa served at the restaurant is also noted as a particularly good condiment."
Customers consistently praise Cafe Mogador, highlighting its status as a beloved institution with delicious food and a great atmosphere. It's frequently recommended for various dining occasions, from casual lunches to more celebratory meals.
Important Note
One user mentioned a personally negative experience, although Cafe Mogador is otherwise consistently recommended.
"Mentions Cafe Mogador in the East Village, noting they sometimes have duck confit which is pretty good, though it might be outside the user's price range."
Positive"This comment suggests Cafe Mogador as a lunch spot that is good for kids and healthy."
Positive"The author had dinner at Cafe Mogador in the East Village, enjoying the lamb tagine and hummus."
Positive"The user planned to have Sunday Brunch at Cafe Mogador."
Neutral"Cafe Mogador is recommended for brunch and lunch."
Positive"Cafe Mogador is mentioned as a default option for brunch."
Neutral"Cafe Mogador is suggested as a cozy, old-school East Village option for a meal."
Positive"This user suggested Cafe Mogador as a straightforward recommendation for a cafe or brunch spot."
Positive"Mogador was recommended as a great place to eat."
Positive"This user agreed that Cafe Mogador is worth the trip."
Positive"This user insisted Cafe Mogador was worth the trip despite not being in the requested neighborhood."
Positive"This user recommended Cafe Mogador, though it is not in Hell's Kitchen."
Positive"Cafe Mogador is recommended as a Moroccan and Middle Eastern restaurant that is budget-friendly, fitting within a $75 per person expenditure."
Positive"Cafe Mogador in Williamsburg/Greenpoint is suggested as a dining option, with reservations likely still available."
Positive"Mentions Cafe Mogador as a place for pancakes."
Positive"This restaurant is mentioned as a place in the East Village where a good dinner can be had for $35."
Positive"Cafe Mogador is mentioned as a good spot for brunch."
Positive"The original poster mentioned Cafe Mogador as one of the restaurants they have tried for delivery within their $40 daily lunch budget in Manhattan."
Neutral"This commenter mentioned Cafe Mogador as a place that is supposed to be great, suggesting it as a potential recommendation."
Neutral"The commenter identifies Mogador's harissa as a standout condiment."
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