Tee's Liberian Dish
$ • African, Comfort Food, Caterers
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529 5th Ave SE, Cedar Rapids
(319) 364-0105
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I love love love this resturaunt. I love supporting local businesses. the food is amazing the portions are big the dining area is clean the people are friendly and answer any questions.... I have 2 things that bug me. the phone numbers to call do not work so ordering for pick up during the day is out. and even though it says opened on line alot of the times they are closed. I have gone multiple times just to find out they are closed. a side from that A+😊
My colleagues and I were excited to find Tee's!! Servings are generous and delicious. Tee explained our options and made recommendations, as this was new to us. We ate there on Wednesday and I have enjoyed a few breakfasts and lunches from what we took home. There is something for everyone--her Coconut fried rice is a good transition into her African flavors. For more adventurous tastes, try the fish with Fufu and plantains...or goat soup. I learned something new--potato...read full review
My travel buddy and I were so happy with the taste and portion size of the food, as well as the warm welcome Tee gave us 🙂 I had the attieke and my friend had the fufu and soup.
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| Monday | 11:30AM - 8PM |
| Tuesday | 11:30AM - 8PM |
| Wednesday | 11:30AM - 8PM |
| Thursday | 11:30AM - 8PM |
| Friday | 9AM - 5PM |
| Saturday | 9AM - 5PM |
| Sunday | Closed |
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Tee's Liberian Dish is a specialty restaurant, family-operated with a relaxed atmosphere. The prices match the portions, and many dishes are family-style. The rice, whole fish, and chicken are highly recommended. The owners are helpful in guiding those not accustomed to heat or bones in their meals. Despite a less-than-ideal new location, the food is described as a taste of home and a warm hug. The extensive menu offers Liberian cuisine like fried rice, potato leaves, spinach, goat soup, fufu, and fish with plantains. The large portions impressed a group of six, with enough leftovers for lunch the next day. Overall, a unique and diverse dining experience worth trying.