Saint-Louis Cuisine

Can you say tasty?!? This place did not disappoint! My first time having Senegalese food and it was delicious!The young lady at the counter was pleasant and patiently explained the menu items. I believe her name was Yama (sp?). I decided to try the tilapia with Attiéké, my aunt had the red snapper and couscous, which was also tasty, but mine was the showstopper!!! I really wanted to try the jolloff rice, but they were out... maybe next time. Anyway, it's a small spot, but welcoming. The food is cooked fresh! It was late, but I wanted to eat right then and there, so we dined in.The tilapia was like nothing I'd ever eaten, seasoned to perfection and it was fried, but also tasted grilled! What?!? It was so delightfully confusing!!! So meaty and fresh, not one piece of meat was going to waste, not even by the head! The Attiéké by itself, kinda bitter, but I mixed with the onion sauce and omg, Wow! That onion sauce is like none other, you have to try it to understand! It's unbelievably good-- a sauce of onions with onion chunks! I'm so glad I tried it! The gentleman that cooked it-- that man knows his way around a kitchen! I believe his name is Moda (sp?) and he's kind too!I'd definitely visit again!

The food is always good, but sometimes they get your order wrong. It's happened once before and I let it go. But, today -- along side my entree -- I ordered an appetizer. Wanted to try something new so I ordered three fatayas. I order fish over the phone. When I picked up my order I double checked with the cashier that they were fish b/c beef was the only other option and I don't eat beef. She said, "Yes. Fish." Lo and behold, one out of the three was beef. That's not cool. If they didn't have three fish to give they should have told me that instead of hoping I didn't notice the difference.

Delicious rice and lamb! Great owners with authentic African food. Delivery and carry out available. Best in the area! They had so many different things to choose from. I got jollof, rice and lamb.

Yummy! Great Senegalese food. The Thieb is so delicious. I tried something else it was a noodle dish and it was good too. Top Senegalese restaurant so far. My coworker suggested and it did not disappoint. The lady in the front is very sweet and the cook came out and he was very nice.

This food is amazing! Took my sister to grab grilled tilapia & lamb for her birthday (we love African food). We ate inside although most just grab their food to go. The flavor was impeccable. I eat lamb & fish all around the city and this is absolutely in my top two. The family working there was very nice and the food arrived swiftly.

Awesome Senegalese style jollof rice! Was open later than expected and had a decent crowd for pick up orders.

Came here for lunch and ordered the Debee (lamb) and fried plantains on the side which came up to about $20. The lamb was absolutely delicious. It was super juicy and flavorful, also tasted great with the plantains. Portions were pretty good too. I am pleasantly surprised and will be back soon!

15-20 min wait depending on what time you order your food. It's always fresh and very tasty. Food usually doesn't make it out the parking lot. The dishes I have had are the DEBEE w/onion mustard and jollof rice. Also the chicken Yassa. They are both bussin!

The guy inside the kitchen serving the food needs to learn customer service to better serve the customers' needs. I placed an order at the counter, but did not check when he brought it out on the counter. I drove back an hour home. There were several missing parts in the fish and rice even though I ordered two in one container. When he comes out, he does not greet, just staring at me.

Saint Louis Cuisine is a perfect example of what an excellent African restaurant should be, with impeccable service, flavorful dishes, and an inviting ambiance