If you are into Moroccan cuisine, Cafe Mogador does not disappoint!

Our waiter was attentive without being intrusive. If you are a resident of another country or region, please select the appropriate version of Tripadvisor for your country or region in the drop-down menu. Warm, easy-going atmosphere, despite it being a tad crowded. sauce, it was SUPER. Enjoy!! I am particularly fond of the lamb tagine with apricots and prunes and the spicy carrot side dish, but everything is good. Had the Bastille which was a delicious combo of meat phyllo dough, cinnamon, almonds. Are you sure you want to delete this answer? I have been going to Cafe Mogador since they opened. It cost $14, and it doesn’t include coffee. do they have gluten free options for dinner? My favorite is the Lamb Shank Tagine but so many...really good dishes to choose from. We visited Mogador many times for the last 15 years and it never disaponted. Despite the crowd, the service was excellent. But the salads i wasn't too impressed. Mogador Cafe is a different kind of place for quick eats. and pita bread are delicious. Fabulous restaurant, fabulous food, friendly and attentive staff.

Tripadvisor gives a Travelers’ Choice award to accommodations, attractions and restaurants that consistently earn great reviews from travelers and are ranked within the top 10% of properties on Tripadvisor. I would certainly recommend this charming restaurant. Local cuisine, Moroccan, Mediterranean, Middle Eastern, Vegetarian Friendly, Vegetarian Friendly, Vegan Options, Gluten Free Options, Takeout, Reservations, Outdoor Seating, Seating, Highchairs Available, Wheelchair Accessible, Serves Alcohol, Full Bar, Free Wifi, Accepts Credit Cards, Table Service. I will admit by "different", there's a connotation of other-worldly eastern cuisine, but I'm not that pompous. Great Bloody Mary too. We came across this restaurant and were not disappointed. My cousin (vegetarian and gluten free) ordered the hummus and tahini, she loved it. The bread is not enough for the meal, they should add 2 halves of pita bread. The atmosphere is warm and inviting with a very hip crowd but unpretentious. The food was excellent. 101 St Marks Pl East Village, New York City, NY 10009-5146. Order the lamb tahini and the hummus and falafel plate. I would certainly recommend this charming restaurant.More. Get quick answers from Cafe Mogador Williamsburg staff and past visitors. The Leading Hotels Of The World in New York City, Hotels with Military Discounts in New York City, Hotels near The National 9/11 Memorial & Museum, Hotels near The Metropolitan Museum of Art, Hotels near American Museum of Natural History, Hotels near (EWR) Newark Liberty Intl Airport, Hotels near (JFK) John F. Kennedy Intl Airport, American Restaurants for Families in New York City, Mediterranean Restaurants in New York City, Steakhouses for Large Groups in New York City, Best Donburi (Rice Bowl) in New York City, Best Chicken fried steak in New York City, Food Delivery Restaurants in New York City, Kid Friendly Restaurants in New York City, Restaurants for Group Dining in New York City, Restaurants for Special Occasions in New York City, Sushi Restaurants for Large Groups in Upper West Side.

The food was excellent. This establishment serves mostly Moroccan food. A bit noisy for...easy conversation but the helpful staff turned down the volume of the music a bit.More, This is the version of our website addressed to speakers of English in the United States. Even dessert are very good. We had a wonderful brunch at Cafe Mogador on the Monday of Labor Day weekend. There coffee was delicious. One of the best breafasts and brunches in NYC. I had there homemade yogurt with granola & fresh fruit. My husband ordered a salmon dish that was one of the specials being offered that day. The bread is not enough for the meal, they should add 2 halves of pita bread.More, This was a cafe we chose on a whim and boy are we ever glad we did! We had a late breakfast at this cafe. easy conversation but the helpful staff turned down the volume of the music a bit. Great food after the #protectthearctic exhibit. Mogador Cafe is a different kind of place for quick eats. We'll go back!More, This is the version of our website addressed to speakers of English in the United States. I highly recommend and it is truly worth the wait. The only downside is the crowds, so you might have to wait for a table during the busier times. I don't actually know but I think they will not be too expensive. Cafe Mogador, 101 Saint Marks Place, East Village, NY, 10009, United States 212-677-2226 cafemogador101@gmail.com 212-677-2226 cafemogador101@gmail.com Cannot wait to go back!More. Don't miss it!More, Well the reviews had me expect the best so I blame the reviews, not necessarily the restaurant. It was beautifully presented and was absolutely delicious!!

Food is outstanding.

Lamb tagine and merquez sausiges are the best. we had a great meal at this café , really quality food and fast staff , must try the chicken with olive tagin it was delicious , will visit again . Hope you enjoyed it! I highly recommend and it is truly worth the wait. This Moroccan place has a good ambience and very polite and attentive staff.

Are you sure you want to delete this answer? The atmosphere is warm and inviting with a very hip crowd but unpretentious. If you are a resident of another country or region, please select the appropriate version of Tripadvisor for your country or region in the drop-down menu. I had the falafel dish, it was delicious. Its a totally low key, off the radar spot, but can also get crowded and a little chaotic. The combination of 2 salads, hummus, eggs...and pita bread are delicious.

After half an hour of waiting, which was totally fine because the restaurant is only a few minutes walking distance from the river (read: beautiful views at night), we got assigned one of the two tables outside and picked some delicious dishes to share -...good service and great food!More, After a 45 minute wait, during which we could walk around Williamsburg, we got a large round table and ordered the brunch deal and a few other bites.

I got the day's last Bastilla, a filo-encased chicken+almonds+cinnamon+saffron taste treat. But mixed with their spicy...sauce, it was SUPER. My husband ordered a salmon dish that was one of the specials being offered that day. I will admit by "different", there's a connotation of other-worldly eastern cuisine, but I'm not that pompous.

We really loved the Moroccan eggs, as well as the halloumi-based plate. Served with cous cous, red wine sauce & crispy shallots, watercress & french fries. How much does the least expensive bottle of Red wine cost? !More, Good food and good selection of vines.

First time eating at the gem in the lower east side. from our tandoori oven with spicy chickpeas, curried cabbage & cucumber yogurt, roasted red pepper, tomato & jalapeno puree, served with mesclun salad, with red peppers, garlic, olive oil & lemon, with Spelt Berries & Preserved Lemon over sheep's milk yogurt, with crispy okra served with herb cous cous, balsamic reduction, arugula & french fries, herb salad with toasted almonds, crushed fingerling potatoes & cumin aioli, lemon balsamic glaze, grilled zucchini & watercress citrus salad. Very nice, One of the most consistent restaurants I ever visited.

It's a good place to check out, as the server was very nice, but i think it's a little overhyped.More, Fabulous restaurant, fabulous food, friendly and attentive staff. Get quick answers from Cafe Mogador staff and past visitors.

The sauce was delicious and different and we started the meal with pita and hummus and falafel. But the decor is cute and welcoming with a great outdoor/indoor patio area out back.

Sorry I know it's a little late but the answer is 'yes'.

Usually there a few times a month, It is a true neighborhood institution. I will definitely go back when I am back in Manhattan. I had the Middle Eastern Breakfast and the pita bread that came with it was REALLY good, and hummus was okay i guess.

Great food and vibe, staff is amazing, food is consistently top notch. Tripadvisor gives a Travelers’ Choice award to accommodations, attractions and restaurants that consistently earn great reviews from travelers and are ranked within the top 10% of properties on Tripadvisor. But the salads i wasn't too impressed. Note: your question will be posted publicly on the Questions & Answers page. I went on the second day it opened- and for an early weeknight dinner, so it was pretty empty. I had the duck confit - very good! 1909 reviews of Cafe Mogador "Fabulous moroccan food. The food, aromas, spices, were just phenomenal! Café Mogador is where me and my girlfriends would come in college (they went to NYU, I would visit a lot!). Are you sure you want to delete this question? The vibe at Cafe Mogador...is warm and welcoming. really good dishes to choose from. I usually visit this restaurant once a year. Does this restaurant offer table service? Does this restaurant offer table service? is warm and welcoming. I highly recommend it, very good service and excellent waiters very friendly. InterContinental (IHG) Hotels in Brooklyn, Hotels near (EWR) Newark Liberty Intl Airport, Hotels near (JFK) John F. Kennedy Intl Airport, Restaurants near Cafe Mogador Williamsburg, European Restaurants for Large Groups in Brooklyn, Romantic Middle Eastern Restaurants in Brooklyn, South American Restaurants for Lunch in Brooklyn, Restaurants with Outdoor Seating in Brooklyn. I ordered the keeps decreasing for this meal, and the price has increased! Are you sure you want to delete this question? We rank these hotels, restaurants, and attractions by balancing reviews from our members with how close they are to this location. Apologies. Note: your question will be posted publicly on the Questions & Answers page. After waiting patiently, Cafe Mogador has opened the doors to its second location in North Williamsburg. The best medeterranian restaurant in New York. I wouldn’t come here more often because of that. Don't miss it! have been at other Moroccan Restaurants. I had the falafel dish, it was delicious. It was a beautiful day and the restaurant was fully packed. Ate dinner here a few years ago and again tonight. Bustling Moroccan restaurant a half floor below East 8th St in the East Village. Everything was very tasty and...service was friendly too. It's a good place to check out, as the server was very nice, but i think it's a little overhyped. In a birthday party of eight people, we were all scraping our dishes, licking our chops and anxious for more! Cannot wait to go back! more. Not so expensive. The only downside is the crowds, so you might have to wait for a table during the busier times. In a birthday party of eight people, we were all scraping our dishes, licking our chops and anxious for more! At 2 pm on a Monday afternoon Cafe Mogador was busy and buzzing and if you get the chance to visit and try the Moroccan cuisine you’ll understand why, Great Breakfast/Brunch, we both went for Halloumi Eggs. Reasonable (for NYC).