Cafe Mogador - Moroccan restaurant in Brooklyn - 133 Wythe Ave, USA

Been there a bunch of times and they don’t disappoint. Love their Moroccan mint tea and tajines. Plus, the folks working there are super nice and the place itself is cozy and decorated out beautifully. Can't wait to go back.

Came for a late Saturday brunch. Sat outside since it was packed indoors - not ideal but it is what it is. I had the Moroccan benedict. It was pretty good, not the best I've ever had but solid. Husband had the pancakes which he loved. Overall decent experience, maybe would have enjoyed it more if we sat indoors. I don't feel it really lives up to the hype but it's not bad either.

It was my first time trying Moroccan food. I was very pleased with the food, but I wouldn’t say it is the most delicious food I have had. I was still impressed by the taste. I am giving it 4 stars because it was pricey and very small plate for the price. I’d love to try more stuff on their menu. 😁

Solid brunch spot in Williamsburg. Do expect a wait, but know that it’ll be worth it once you get seated. The brunch menu is lengthy and you really cannot go wrong. We opted for the salmon cake sandwich & the chicken pita sandwich. Both had great flavor and we left very full. Also, the wait staff is incredibly friendly!

We made a reservation for 5:30 on a Friday and I’m glad we did. By 6 PM the place was packed. The restaurant was dim lit with cozy vibes. We got the chance to sit in the back room, which was filled with plants which made the air fresh. We ordered the hummus and falafel and the lamb with couscous. The couscous was amazing and the lamb literally fell off the bone. The drinks were good, but expensive considering the size.

Been coming here for a decade, never ever does it disappoint. Incredible tasty food, lots of spice if you like, friendly staff, lively atmosphere and just an overall great vibe. Highly recommend! The Zhatar blackened chicken was out of this world! Good wine selects as well! 6 stars

The food, the service, the ambiance - all excellent! Their flafel and hummus is one of the best ones I've had. Decent cocktail selection, their backyard seating option is beautiful. I try not to go back to the same restaurant given we have so many options, but this one is the exception.

Cafe Mogador is a small, cozy haven tucked away in the heart of the city, and my recent experience left me thoroughly impressed. While the service was a tad slow, the key is to plan ahead and order everything at once. The wait was worth it as the Moroccan Tagines with lamb shank and stewed apricot and prunes exceeded my expectations. The lamb was incredibly tender, and to my delight, there was no overpowering lamb smell, perfect for someone like me who can be picky about lamb dishes. For appetizers, the crispy cauliflowers and hummus were impeccable, scoring a solid 10/10. The tabbouleh, while not my favorite, still held its ground with a 5/10. The matbucha was a delightful surprise, earning a well-deserved 10/10, and even though I'm not a huge fan of halloumi, my friends enjoyed it, giving it a respectable 6/10. Surprisingly, on a bustling Saturday night, we didn't have to wait in line, defying the norm as per my friends' experiences. The cocktails were not only delicious but also beautifully presented, adding an extra touch to the overall dining experience. Speaking of my friends, they are already regulars at Cafe Mogador, and after this delightful evening, I can confidently say that I will be joining their ranks. The combination of a warm ambiance, delectable dishes, and efficient service (despite the slight delay) makes Cafe Mogador a gem in the city that's well worth a visit.