Pikine

Name: Pikine
Address: 243 W 116th St, New York, New York, 10026, US
Telephone: (646) 922-7015
Price range: $$
Rating: 4.40

West African restaurant

Pikine shines as a delightful West African restaurant located at 243 W 116th St in vibrant Harlem. Known for its cozy atmosphere and flavorful comfort food, this gem offers a menu full of authentic Senegalese dishes. Diners rave about generous portions and healthy, halal options at a budget-friendly price point. With stellar reviews touting the unmistakable taste of home, it’s perfect for lunch, dinner, or a quick bite. Just a heads-up: the lively atmosphere can be a bit noisy during peak hours. Don't miss the ginger juice and Dibi Senegal dish!

Contact Info

Location: 243 W 116th St, New York, NY 10026
Phone: (646) 922-7015
Price range: $$

Opening hours

Monday: 12 pm-12 am
Tuesday: 12 pm-12 am
Wednesday: 12 pm-12 am
Thursday: 12 pm-12 am
Friday: 12 pm-12 am
Saturday: 12 pm-12 am
Sunday: 12 pm-12 am

Services

Delivery
Takeaway
Dine-in

Lunch
Dinner
Solo dining

Wheelchair-accessible entrance
Wheelchair-accessible seating
Wheelchair-accessible toilet

Comfort food
Halal food
Healthy options
Late-night food
Quick bite
Small plates

Lunch
Dinner
Dessert

Toilets

Casual
Cosy
Trendy

Groups
Tourists

Accepts reservations

Credit cards
Debit cards
NFC mobile payments
Credit cards

Good for kids

Free of charge street parking

Food & drink

Vibe

Street View

Menus and Prices

Menu 1

Menu 2

Menu 3

Menu 4

Menu 5

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Reviews

Absolutely delicious! Came twice in a span of 5 days.
This is a hidden gem that l wish l knew about sooner.
Portions are insane, the taste is authentic and fresh and it feels like you’re eating straight from a Senegalese home.
100% recommend.
Prices are unmatchable on top of that.

What a find! We were looking for a place near Marcus Garvey Park and this place came up as one of the best.
The food is so good! It was our first time trying food from Senegal/West Africa and I’m really glad we did.
Look at those plantains, they make them just like we do in Colombia, sweet and perfect.
The atmosphere was very lively.
I wish we had ordered the lamb, it looked mouth-watering.

The food was incredibly good.
This spot was recommended by a Senegalese friend.
We asked the cashier (who doubles as the waitress too) what dishes she would recommend and she didn't miss.
The ginger juice is definitely worth having. It got very noisy as more patrons came in and I wish they can try to watch this part because it can be slightly annoying when you can't hear the person you are dining with.