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Plush decor & entertainment from a belly dancer complement the exotic menu & specialty cocktails.
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Address: 140 Charles St, New York, NY 10014
Phone: (212) 505-0005
Website: http://www.casalafemmeny.com/
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Casa La Femme
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Casa La Femme | Belly Dancing (@casalafemmenyc) · New York, NY
Iconic establishment since 1989 in West Village of Manhattan. Mediterranean / Egyptian Food Belly Dancing Show, Event Space, Date Nigh Romantic.
Casa La Femme | Restaurants – NYC Tourism + Conventions
Transport yourself to a faraway land, as you dine at a romantic tent-table in this popular Egyptian-themed West Village restaurant.
Reviews
Shaniqua
Went for a celebration and it was an experience. The belly dancer was well engaged and the food was great. However the 3 course meal was not what I expected but it all worked out. Two appetizers and a main course. We had a photo shoot and all. Great vibe!
… moreMircea Ionescu
Beautiful place .
Cozy, romantic and discreet.
Traditional design and furnished with lots of elements from their culture .
The food is good . Not pricey but you need to pay attention to what you are adding .
Not sure if always but at times they can have a little artistic show with belly dance .
… moreCozy, romantic and discreet.
Traditional design and furnished with lots of elements from their culture .
The food is good . Not pricey but you need to pay attention to what you are adding .
Not sure if always but at times they can have a little artistic show with belly dance .
ANGELO BOLBASIS
Casa La Femme is an amazing find in the West Village. If you want to have a good time and feel like You and an Exotic place Casa La Femme is the place to go. The service, food and ambience is worth a trip. I’ve always been satisfied going to casa La Femme, especially in the evening. Casa La Femme also has a show in the evening hours with belly dancers and great sounding music. Its a must go with your friends.
… moreSymone Henry
Beautiful experience from start to finish. shout out to Isabelle. My boyfriend and I celebrated 3 years together on valentines day and Casa La Femme and their team really hit the nail on the head.
… moreDorina Nisimova
Exquisite! My mom and I came here for dinner and the staff, ambiance and food were amazing. Our waiter was especially attentive. We had to change our reservation last minute and the restaurant easily accommodated our request. The restaurant was lively on a Friday night but we only had a 3 minute wait to get our table. The decor, vibe, and music, all transport the guests to a Middle Eastern oasis. My mom and I started with some drinks (a mojito and a margarita), both of which were very well made. We then got a triple dip combination for our appetizer (which came with the softest pita bread you will ever taste in your life) as well as the grilled octopus salad (so fresh and divine)! For entrees, my mom ordered the grilled bronzino while I ordered the mixed grill combo which included lamb, a ground beef kebob, and chicken kebob, all of which were delicious. The portions were big enough for us to take the leftovers home. We also got to see the wonderful belly dance show which really entertained the crowd. I genuinely recommend giving this place a chance, for a full tummy and a happy soul. You won’t regret it. (Please excuse the photo quality of the images attached, they are stills from videos I took).
… moreManja Petrov
★☆☆☆☆
I don’t even know where to begin—maybe with the **influencer who hyped this place up and lured me in like a moth to a neon-lit trap**. I came for **belly dancing and Middle Eastern cuisine**—you know, a little dinner, a little show. **How bad could it be?** Famous last words.
We arrived at **7:30**. Waited to be seated. Then waited some more. The “show” finally began around **8:25** and sputtered out after **15 underwhelming minutes**. They clearly thought this glittery distraction would **distract from the culinary trainwreck**—it didn’t.
Let’s talk food. Or rather, **why is this food?**
Portions? Child-sized.
Meat? Passable.
Rice? Bland, lifeless, tasted like sorrow. No sauce in sight—just a lonely blob of **tahini** that felt more like a dare than a condiment. And surprise! That uninspired scoop? $9 extra.
Service? An abomination in several acts.
We were forgotten more times than my houseplants. 30–40 minutes went by before anyone remembered we might want dessert. We ordered kunefe, which arrived in the form of two syrup-soaked sugar pucks masquerading as a dessert. **Oversweetened and undersized**, much like this restaurant’s ambitions.
But wait—there’s more! As if the dining disaster wasn’t enough, **a “photographer” prowls the floor**, instructing guests how to pose, kiss, “manifest,” and perform like you’re auditioning for a dating show in the afterlife. Then, with all the grace of a car salesman at closing time, she tries to sell you each awkward photo for **$30 a pop**. The reason they don’t bring the check? **They’re buying time for the photographer to pounce.**
So, to sum it up: this place is not a restaurant. It’s a **performance art piece on how to ruin dinner**.
You want Middle Eastern food and a good time? NYC is full of places that won’t rob your soul and wallet.
Do yourself a favor: Run, don’t walk.
… moreI don’t even know where to begin—maybe with the **influencer who hyped this place up and lured me in like a moth to a neon-lit trap**. I came for **belly dancing and Middle Eastern cuisine**—you know, a little dinner, a little show. **How bad could it be?** Famous last words.
We arrived at **7:30**. Waited to be seated. Then waited some more. The “show” finally began around **8:25** and sputtered out after **15 underwhelming minutes**. They clearly thought this glittery distraction would **distract from the culinary trainwreck**—it didn’t.
Let’s talk food. Or rather, **why is this food?**
Portions? Child-sized.
Meat? Passable.
Rice? Bland, lifeless, tasted like sorrow. No sauce in sight—just a lonely blob of **tahini** that felt more like a dare than a condiment. And surprise! That uninspired scoop? $9 extra.
Service? An abomination in several acts.
We were forgotten more times than my houseplants. 30–40 minutes went by before anyone remembered we might want dessert. We ordered kunefe, which arrived in the form of two syrup-soaked sugar pucks masquerading as a dessert. **Oversweetened and undersized**, much like this restaurant’s ambitions.
But wait—there’s more! As if the dining disaster wasn’t enough, **a “photographer” prowls the floor**, instructing guests how to pose, kiss, “manifest,” and perform like you’re auditioning for a dating show in the afterlife. Then, with all the grace of a car salesman at closing time, she tries to sell you each awkward photo for **$30 a pop**. The reason they don’t bring the check? **They’re buying time for the photographer to pounce.**
So, to sum it up: this place is not a restaurant. It’s a **performance art piece on how to ruin dinner**.
You want Middle Eastern food and a good time? NYC is full of places that won’t rob your soul and wallet.
Do yourself a favor: Run, don’t walk.
Tarek Farahat
We had a great dinner. Delicious Egyptian food. We had Koshary, mahshi, molokheya taameya and mosakaa. The ambience is fantastic and we were lucky to assist a belly dance. Service is very warm and welcoming and the waiters know the menu welI. would go again.
… moreSamiha Khan
A hidden gem in the heart of busy downtown Manhattan. I didn’t expect to find such a beautiful, halal-friendly spot with this much charm and warmth. The food was flavorful, well-portioned, and fairly priced—especially considering you’re also paying for the incredible ambiance. Just a block from Hudson Pier, it’s perfect for a sunset stroll after dinner.
The romantic interior, belly dance shows, and DJ nights make it feel like a mini escape. But what truly made my experience memorable was the staff. They treat you more like a friend than a customer—attentive yet respectful of your space. They’ll share stories about the restaurant’s history and décor if you’re curious, but never overwhelm you.
Highly recommend for a cozy lunch or a magical evening out.
… moreThe romantic interior, belly dance shows, and DJ nights make it feel like a mini escape. But what truly made my experience memorable was the staff. They treat you more like a friend than a customer—attentive yet respectful of your space. They’ll share stories about the restaurant’s history and décor if you’re curious, but never overwhelm you.
Highly recommend for a cozy lunch or a magical evening out.
Sukain Huzefa
We had an excellent experience at Casa for a birthday dinner. From helping with the planning to the set up to the exceptional service, the delicious freshly prepared food everything was just perfect. I can’t thank the Casa team enough for the beautiful and memorable event. The dining space is just gorgeous, the music is perfect and the belly dancing was the cherry on the top! All the food was excellent, starting with the fresh pitas with a mezze sampler and ending with one of the best desserts we’ve had. Highly recommend for an event or an intimate dinner.
… moreDanielle C
We stumbled upon this place walking and couldn’t be happier with our experience. Everything blew us away. The restaurant is decorated beautifully, food was fabulous, there was a belly dancer and staff was caring. I’m happy we found this place walking.. I surprised by the low google reviews. This is a great date night spot or place for a group dinner.
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