Destination Guide Refined by  African from above to remove selectionCuisine Caribbean (2) Ethiopian (1) French (1) Southern + Soul (1)
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| A1Manu 31 Main St, Corning, NY 14851 607.253.1323 |  |
| Meskerem 124 Macdougal St, New York, NY 10011 212.777.8111 | |
| Queen of Sheba 650 10th Ave, New York, NY 10023 212.397.0610 | |
queen of sheba is classier than the average 10th avenue storefront, with a full bar, ochre walls and caring, informed servers. a flamboyant mix of broadway actor-types and african natives gather at the traditional africa... more
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| Les Enfants Terribles 37 Canal St, New York, NY 10011 212.777.7518 | |
the restaurant is in a quiet part of the lower east side. it is a very small restaurant, too. getting into your seat and out can be challenging--very intimate dining--with other guests
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| Horus Cafe 93 Avenue B, New York, NY 10011 212.777.9199 | |
| Keur N'deye 737 Fulton St., Brooklyn, NY 11206 718.875.4937 | |
for many residents, the poetry of fort greene springs from a consciously cultivated african-american creative identity, revealed in local haunts like keur n deye, a senegalese restaurant on fulton street where the specia... more
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| Madiba 195 Dekalb Ave., Brooklyn, NY 11206 718.855.9190 | |
The food is controversial, to say the least: While some take to it right away, others say it's just plain bland. Still, it's interesting: potjie is a kind of oxtail stew; bobotie, a curried meat pie. Service can be slow,... more
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| Casa La Femme North 1076 1st Ave, New York, NY 10011 212.505.0005 | |
this romantic fantasy of a casbah is definitely theater-as-restaurant as opposed to restaurant-as-theater, with tented tables and, on monday nights, belly dancers and tarot-card readers. it attracts hipsters until the we... more
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| Massawa 1239 Amsterdam Ave., New York, NY 10002 212.663.0505 | |
massawa, on amsterdam avenue near 121st, has a selection of shrimp dishes, indicating a coastal eritrean heritage (ethiopia itself is landlocked). o eric asimov
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| Sybil's 2210 Church Ave. (Flatbush Ave.), Brooklyn, NY 11210 718.469.3220 | |
shoppers visit this guyanese bakery/carry-out for its lemony tennis rolls, sweet pineapple tarts and dense cassava pone. expatriate guyanese in particular come for three of the best dishes: pepperpot (a zesty oxtail stew... more
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