poor experience, ate here twice the first time was mid the second was for an event and our party got food poisoning here, when we contacted the restaurant no one returned our calls or messages, don’t recommend
Uggg Ghbv
I've tried famous restaurants that don't match this quality. The kitchen speaks through its excellent cooking. I was completely satisfied with everything. Every worker shows sincere kindness. The dishes taste great, the staff treats you well, and the whole experience satisfies.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 4
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Service and ambiance are terrific. Spacious comfortable seating. Food is tasty and high quality. I think people rate low because they expect something more elevated based on the decor.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 5
Moe Ali
Amazing !
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Manja 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.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Ignace Manoury
The experience matched the excitement I felt before coming. Casa La Femme earns my recommendation through their meals and employee service. The good feeling extends to all aspects. The most-ordered items here are genuinely good. This restaurant should gain a following.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 4
Samiha 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.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Dessert, Casa La Femme's Signature Egyptian Desserts, Baklava Ice Cream
Cross Parking Bookings
Gorgeous interior designing with a lively atmosphere. Perfect of lunch or brunch and a Chelsea FC game 🥂
Atmosphere: 5
Service: 5
Bichoï BASTHA
I booked and went with a group of 9 people and everything was awesome. The food, the service, the waiters as well were very helpful explaining to us the menu and their story. And the food was just the best. All the group loved it and enjoyed the drinks too. I highly recommend. And also I need to mention how the seating is just comfortable it’s just overall a great dining experience
The food was so delicious, little expensive but we had fun this day and the manager was super nice and very professional his name is
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
FERNANDO RM
I stopped by for a quick beer outside. I went to the restroom, came back to my table and my beer and headphones were gone. I asked if the manager could help me try to find my headphones, and he basically blew me off. I asked if he could check the cameras, and he claimed the one in front of my table “wasn’t working.” I paid for a beer I didn’t even get to drink and had my headphones stolen. Never coming back here again.
Odette Castaneda
Casa Le Femme was amazing. The atmosphere was divine. It was beautiful and luxurious. There were lovely flowers everywhere, the charts were classy yet comfortable. The service was superb. The wait staff was polite, knowledgeable, attentive and made great suggestions. I had never been there before and when I mentioned that they offered to give me a tour. Aside from the lovely tables they have, they also have more private areas to sit and eat. The belly dancing was so much fun. If you are not uptight you can join in and dance with the belly dancer when she comes your way. The food was delicious! I loved everything I ordered. Casa Le Femme gets a 10 out of 10 I will definitely recommend! I thank them for a wonderful and memorable experience!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
s cookenour
Friendly staff and beautiful restaurant. Excellent menu with plenty to choose from and in a quiet section of the city away from a lot of the tourist bustle.
poor experience, ate here twice the first time was mid the second was for an event and our party got food poisoning here, when we contacted the restaurant no one returned our calls or messages, don’t recommend
I've tried famous restaurants that don't match this quality. The kitchen speaks through its excellent cooking. I was completely satisfied with everything. Every worker shows sincere kindness. The dishes taste great, the staff treats you well, and the whole experience satisfies.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 4
Service and ambiance are terrific. Spacious comfortable seating. Food is tasty and high quality. I think people rate low because they expect something more elevated based on the decor.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 5
Amazing !
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
★☆☆☆☆
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.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
The experience matched the excitement I felt before coming. Casa La Femme earns my recommendation through their meals and employee service. The good feeling extends to all aspects. The most-ordered items here are genuinely good. This restaurant should gain a following.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 4
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.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Dessert, Casa La Femme's Signature Egyptian Desserts, Baklava Ice Cream
Gorgeous interior designing with a lively atmosphere. Perfect of lunch or brunch and a Chelsea FC game 🥂
Atmosphere: 5
Service: 5
I booked and went with a group of 9 people and everything was awesome. The food, the service, the waiters as well were very helpful explaining to us the menu and their story. And the food was just the best. All the group loved it and enjoyed the drinks too. I highly recommend. And also I need to mention how the seating is just comfortable it’s just overall a great dining experience
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
It was very nice, nobody was rushing us.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Restaurantji Recommends
Great place , great service
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
The food was so delicious, little expensive but we had fun this day and the manager was super nice and very professional his name is
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
I stopped by for a quick beer outside. I went to the restroom, came back to my table and my beer and headphones were gone. I asked if the manager could help me try to find my headphones, and he basically blew me off. I asked if he could check the cameras, and he claimed the one in front of my table “wasn’t working.” I paid for a beer I didn’t even get to drink and had my headphones stolen. Never coming back here again.
Casa Le Femme was amazing. The atmosphere was divine. It was beautiful and luxurious. There were lovely flowers everywhere, the charts were classy yet comfortable. The service was superb. The wait staff was polite, knowledgeable, attentive and made great suggestions. I had never been there before and when I mentioned that they offered to give me a tour. Aside from the lovely tables they have, they also have more private areas to sit and eat. The belly dancing was so much fun. If you are not uptight you can join in and dance with the belly dancer when she comes your way. The food was delicious! I loved everything I ordered. Casa Le Femme gets a 10 out of 10 I will definitely recommend! I thank them for a wonderful and memorable experience!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Friendly staff and beautiful restaurant. Excellent menu with plenty to choose from and in a quiet section of the city away from a lot of the tourist bustle.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
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