Discover the authentic taste of Senegal, blended with global flavors, in a dining experience that celebrates culture and tradition.
View MenuFood by Fatou, located at 440 York Street in Fredericton, New Brunswick, Canada, offers a warm and inviting atmosphere infused with cultural flair. The cafe features an enticing menu that highlights authentic West African dishes from Senegal, alongside specialty coffee, pastries, and desserts, with vegan options available to cater to diverse dietary preferences. The mission of Food by Fatou is to celebrate and share West African cuisine while fostering community connections. It’s an ideal spot for family gatherings, casual meet-ups, or anyone seeking a unique dining experience.
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Olive oil. natural peanuts, butter, tomato paste, beef, or chickens vegetable, carrots, cabbage. spices. Side dish, white rice.
Tomato base chicken,comes with the size of your choice.
Spicy grilled chicken with plantain,
chicken marinated grill with plantains on side.
beef lamb serve a side of plantain and salad.
Senegalese specialize cook with olive oil spices ,raisin ,chicken ,and olive sauce, or with pickled onion. Income of the side of your choice.
Toasted bread topped with fresh tomatoes, basil, garlic, and drizzled with olive oil.
Fatou is a blessing to the foodie community in Freddy bringing us an exquisite Senegalese cuisine. I have tried so many of her delectable dishes which leave us craving for more. Her tchiep is so savory and colourful, probably the best I’ve had thus far. My personal faves would be her chicken Fatayas, lamb jollof and Mafé. Her meals are cooked with passion which you can see when you get the chance to chat with her. Love the new look of the cafe and the website which now offers local delivery. Keep up the great work Fatou ❤️
Cuisine: 5/5Service: 5/5Ambiance: 5/5
The dining room at Fatou’s is very comfortable and warming, physically and visually. She makes easy conversation and has a beautiful, giving soul.Her food tastes divine. I very much enjoyed her Senegalese chicken and rice dish, I think she called it “special rice,” but I have poor time remembering names. The salad was perfectly seasoned with some sort of vinaigrette, the rice had the right amount of savory flavor and density, the cutlery managed the juicy chicken better than even my home silverware, and it paired well with the iced tea I ordered crisp and cool…..
Great food! The jollof rice was deliciously spicy and full of flavour! I also loved the hibiscus and pineapple drink, like nothing I’ve ever had before. A gem!
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