
Thieboudienne, Jerk Chicken and Mofongo in Manhattan
Senegalese plates on West 116th Street, a 125th Street hot bar, a Broadway cafeteria and a Columbus Avenue Dominican diner.


A West 116th Street room with portraits of African American luminaries, serving Senegalese lamb maffe and thieboudienne in portions made for sharing, plus sweet bouye to drink.
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A 125th Street stop with fresh juices up front and a hot bar in the back for curry goat, oxtail and jerk chicken, plus vegan patties filled with callaloo or pumpkin and patties with coco bread.
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A Broadway cafeteria with ample seating and music in the background, serving Caribbean and Cuban classics in large portions, like chicken mofongo with cheese and salad.
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A Columbus Avenue diner for Dominican home cooking, from crispy tostones, pernil and garlicky chicken mofongo to sancocho stew, bistec with beans and breakfast plates with hot coffee.
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