#Senegalese Feast - #SaturdaySnapshot

Have I mentioned that lunch at local restaurants is part of the fun of hiking and walking with the senior center group? Seattle's Columbia City neighborhood features a wealth of opportunities to try different cuisines. After a recent walk around the perimeter of Seward Park, we stopped at a Senegalese restaurant for our noon meal. Delicious! For once, I remembered to take pictures before digging in.
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Seating in this tiny restaurant is limited. The space
was barely wider than the entrance door!
I doubt if more than a dozen people could eat here
at one time.

So hard to choose between all these exotic dishes...
especially since this was my first time to taste Senegalese food.

Lamb Didi served over couscous, with a steaming cup of kinkeliba tea.

Senegalese artwork covered the walls.

                                 

Could you spot Senegal on a map? About as far from Seattle as a person could get!

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