The Bedford Stuyvesant section of Brooklyn is sometimes seen as a section of the borough to avoid, but "Bed-Stuy" has a lot to offer, including a number of interesting dining spots that also happen to be off most people's radar. One example of this is a French-African restaurant called Le Toukouleur that would probably be hugely popular if it were in Greenwich Village or Brooklyn Heights. But because it is in the heart of Bed-Stuy, it remains little-known.
Le Toukouleur has is an exotic-looking place with African art and decor mixed with trendy, modern touches. The menu at Le Toukouleur has a mix of mostly French, North African, and Caribbean items, including escargot, butternut squash soup, saltfish cakes, braised lamb, seafood stew, steak tartare, and prawns, and for dessert, banana creme brulee and apple tarts. Meals are very reasonably priced, with most entrees coming in a well under $20.
If you have been to Le Toukouleur in the Bedford Stuyvesant section of Brooklyn, please tell us about it by posting a comment here. Thank you!
Here is the address for Le Toukouleur:
Le Toukouleur
1116 Bedford Avenue
Brooklyn (Bedford Stuyvesant), NY, 11216
The phone number is:
(718) 611-0607
And here is the Web site for Le Toukouleur:
http://africanfrenchrestaurant.com/
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Thursday, January 29, 2009
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