Cafe Mogador
4.6$$· ModerateIconic East Village staple serving classic Moroccan tagines and brunch.
A beloved East Village neighborhood institution since 1983, Cafe Mogador serves vibrant Moroccan and Mediterranean cuisine in a warm, bohemian atmosphere. Diners flock to this cozy spot for flavorful tagines, freshly baked pita, house-made hummus, and popular Middle Eastern brunch spreads. With lively indoor dining and outdoor sidewalk seating, it remains a quintessential downtown dining destination.
Expert notes
- They serve brunch only on Saturdays and Sundays until 4 pm. The greenhouse-like setup in the back of the restaurant is a great place to dine in.
Features
- Cafe
- Coffee Tea
- Dine In
- Local Favorite
- Music
- Salad
- Vegetarian Options
- Wheelchair Accessible
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