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Je voulais aller djeuner dans Soho. J'ai ouvert mon guide Lonely Planet et j'ai trouv Caf Gitane. Nous nous sommes installes sur la petite terrasse. M…
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I don't know what it is about this place. I like it so much I go alone sometimes. It's like a shabby/old school hidden gem of a cafe with amazing fren…
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My boyfriend and I went here for breakfast while staying in the area, and it was so good that we came back again the next day!Try the avocado and chil…
Jemma Gillard
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Caf Gitane is open for Casual Dining. Caf Gitane serves French and Moroccan dishes. Incorrect or missing information? Make a report, or claim the restaurant if you own it!Details
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9 Reviews on “Café Gitane”
My boyfriend and I went here for breakfast while staying in the area, and it was so good that we came back again the next day!Try the avocado and chilli on toast, great for a smaller, light breakfast.A cute and affordable place to eat or have a coffee.
Had brekky here, ordered the baked eggs with sausage – yummy! Good coffee, orange juice was overly sweet for me. Cute dining spot.
Yes!. My boyfriend and I ate here twice on a recent trip to NY. Everything we had was delicious–try the Moroccan Couscous and Smoked Trout Salad for sure. We were seated immediately both times, had decent service (minus the reluctance of one server to put the avocado on the side), and loved the atmosphere. Next time we’ll try their breakfast.
The food was good but not worth the wait. From the look of the clientele this is a place to be seen. Ok. I will be seen somewhere else eating at a better price point.
Nice quaint french Moroccan bistro. Food was excellent – had the salmon salad – spicy to perfection. Definitely recommend if you are in the Bowery area.
Unimaginably Overrated. I live next door. And I am still good friends a with number of former employees. So I’ve spent alot of time there, mostly waiting for someone to get off work, and a free coffee.The food is just fine. Worth the price? No. If you have to get something there’s 3 items. Chicken sandwich, avocado toast, or the cous cous. If waiting in line for 45 minutes to eat $17 cous cous sounds like a good time, than knock yourself out. You can join the geniuses who sit outside when it’s 35 degrees.It must be on some downtown tourist guides. They do still have some cute waitresses, visiting for that reason I can understand.I don’t know anyone who’s lived in this hood for a long time that eats there.
I’m Obsessed. A little confession I eat here about twice a week for breakfast or lunch. Such good interesting food — I love the salmon pot pie, the spicy Moroccan meatballs, chicken couscous, smoked trout salad – well just about everything on the menu. A real cool crowd too.