Fast food and home catering Senegal

Pancakes and books! Opened in 2013, this pancake shop shares its space with a well-stocked library. So if you're feeling a little peckish, you can enjoy a good sweet pancake, which you'll find hard to choose from among an anthology of flavours, while reading a book found on the shelves. We recommend peanut chocolate, the most famous one, or lemon-ginger to get your energy back. Besides the gourmet break, the place is also nice to have a salty pancake for lunch, accompanied by a fresh salad and a delicious local juice.

This is the unmissable pastry shop in Saint-Louis, which it would be a shame not to enter! In the shop window, an anthology of small delicacies, and in particular the "saint-louisien", Tropezian style, dripping with cream, with fruit. Simply exquisite! You can also come and eat pizza, quiches, hot dogs... perfect for a little snack in the cool, and in a rather peaceful setting. Good home-made ice cream is also served for dessert or as a snack! The staff is also friendly and the service is of quality.

Located close to the city centre, this fast food restaurant is popular with locals for its good burgers, fatayas and well-stocked pizzas. Also Senegalese dishes à la carte. The service is fast and pleasant, although it depends a little on the days. You can sit down to eat in a small ventilated room or on the roadside terrace. But you can take your dish away if you prefer. The establishment also has its own bakery and bakes its own bread, pastries and cakes every day. However, the quality remains poor.

The store, which has several establishments throughout the city, is popular with the Senegalese, who come here to share a good time with family or friends, around a well-topped pizza, a hearty Senegalese specialty or a homemade hamburger. The choice is very varied and the prices are more than affordable. The establishment is also appreciated at snack time, when you come to enjoy a good pancake or waffle, accompanied by a fresh smoothie. Also very good pastries, difficult to resist. Fast and efficient service.

Who doesn't know Ali Baba in Dakar? This Lebanese establishment is the king of fast food, prizedby Senegalese families and young people who meet there with friends. It is also one of the most night-owls and early risers. A classic when you go out of the nightclubs of the Plateau to eat hamburgers and chawarmas. The menu also offers a varied choice of Lebanese and Senegalese dishes, such as the famous thiep bou dienne. Note that two other Ali Baba are installed in Ngor and Almadies for the unconditional ones.