Small space filled with African art and big plants at the entrance creates a cozy, welcoming atmosphere. Afrobeats music plays softly, adding warmth to the environment. Tables sit close together, fostering a relaxed vibe for catching up with friends.
Lemon pound cake stands out with its awesome flavor and yummy texture. It leaves a lasting impression that feels uplifting and memorable.
Dinner offers rich African flavors with satisfying portions. Plates are hearty enough to order extras for later.
Good to know
Gorée Cuisine offers a variety of vegan and vegetarian options.
Prices are affordable, making it accessible for most visitors.
Reservations are recommended for busy weekend nights.
Small, contemporary space combines live jazz saxophone with beautiful decor to create an inviting atmosphere. The vibe feels intimate and soulful, drawing a crowd that appreciates well-crafted soul food and a relaxed setting.
Grilled pound cake stands out with its warm, balanced flavor and pairs well with ice cream. The peach pound cake offers a satisfying sweetness that complements the dessert perfectly.
Dinner here suits special occasions and casual nights out. The spot works well for surprise celebrations and relaxed meals with friends.
Good to know
Restaurant Week 2024 offers a $59 deal for three entrees of your choice.
The lounge does not serve liquor, but customers can BYOB with a corkage fee.
Reservations are recommended, but tables are often available without one.
Small space with green velvet decor and 1990s Harlem vibe feels more like a bar or lounge than a traditional restaurant. Cozy, intimate atmosphere pairs with top-tier R&B music and lively energy. Tables are low and tiny, emphasizing a focus on cocktails and socializing over formal dining.
Slices of pound cake come out exceptional and delicious. The flavor and texture really stand out.
Fried catfish and salmon bites stand out as great dinner options. Lamb chops dinner holds its own as a worthwhile choice alongside dishes like salmon and shrimp over mashed potatoes.
Good to know
Making a reservation is recommended due to limited seating.
It's BYOB with a $10 fee for bringing your own bottle.
Expect small portion sizes relative to the price.
Small soul food restaurant offers an intimate atmosphere with an all-black aesthetic and live music featuring jazz and saxophone. The vibe stays laid back and refreshing, suited for quiet dinners or date nights. Space is limited, creating a cozy but sometimes cramped setting.
Peach Cobbler Pound Cake comes with a scoop of Vanilla Ice Cream. Turtle Pound Cake serves as a rich dessert option to finish the meal.
Grand tasting menu offers three meals paired with a glass of lemonade. Quick service matches the cozy vibe, ideal for date nights or family dinners.
Good to know
Reservations are necessary to secure a spot inside the restaurant.
Parking can be difficult, often requiring a walk from 1-3 blocks away.
The restaurant has a 'No Share Policy' for events like 'The Grand Tasting'.
Restaurant offers outdoor seating with a family-friendly atmosphere and inviting vibe. The air carries an amazing aroma that welcomes guests immediately. The environment feels lively and comfortable, encouraging social gatherings and casual dining.
Moist and fresh describes the vanilla pound cake here. The strawberry pound cake stands out as a notable dessert option.
Oxtails and jerk chicken dinners stand out with rich, flavorful seasoning and moist texture. The owner stays patient and hospitable even during busy dinner rushes.
Good to know
Reservations are required for online orders; show credit card and ID upon arrival.
Expect longer wait times for food, especially if ordering ahead.
The dinner prices are around $30 per person, which some find steep.
Spacious restaurant showcases colorful murals and authentic Haitian music, creating a soothing atmosphere with dim lighting and rich cultural decor. The vibe blends artistic ambiance with a lively yet relaxed energy, inviting guests to experience Haitian heritage visually and audibly.
The Pound Cake here stands out as a notable dessert option. It pairs well with savory dishes like Griot and Chicken & Shrimp Gumbo.
Reservations are common for birthday dinners here. Family dinners happen regularly. Some experiences include ruined celebrations.
Good to know
The restaurant is BYOB and charges a $20 cork fee per bottle.
The kitchen closes at 7:30 PM, so plan your visit accordingly.
Expect a 15% service charge added to your bill.
Soul food restaurant with soulful R&B music and a swanky upstairs area creates a lively atmosphere. Friendly staff maintain a top-tier vibe even when music gets loud. Decor is clean and stylish, complementing the energetic setting.
Warm pound cake comes with a rum caramel drizzle that stands out. Variations include 7Up pound cake and servings paired with ice cream like caramel and vanilla.
Dinner features fried catfish, fried chicken, and sides like greens and yams. Staff accommodate special requests, such as swapping dishes and adding creamy spinach glaze sauce.
Good to know
Happy hour features $1 jerk wings and $6 lemon drops.
Happy hour drinks are half off in the bar area.
Reservations are recommended from Friday to Sunday.
Soul food restaurant offers a welcoming atmosphere with live band music that creates a lively vibe. Seating is roomy and comfortable, supporting a relaxed dining experience. Music volume can be high, sometimes overpowering conversation.
A lemon pound cake made from a recipe passed down by a great grandma stands out here. Splitting a slice offers a perfect end to the meal.
Fish dinners stand out with catfish, corn, and candied sweet potatoes. Mac and cheese offers a cheesy, creamy texture that feels like Sunday dinner at grandma’s.
Good to know
Live music occurs on the 1st and 3rd Wednesdays of each month.
Bring your own beverage for Wednesday night events.
A 15% gratuity is automatically added to dine-in bills.