VIDEO: Colorful and cozy, Cafe Mogador has been serving up mouthwatering Moroccan-inspired dishes since 1983.

Serving up Moroccan-inspired fare in Manhattan’s East Village since 1983, the popular cafe is now an established part of the eclectic neighborhood and has expanded into trendy Williamsburg. By day, the place is your typical kitschy cafe — lots of light, flowers, and the strong smell of espresso — and the night brings with it the scents and sights of its Moroccan menu: colorful decor, hot naan, and candelit spaces. For a truly New York experience, pop by on the weekends, when Mogador serves up some of the city’s best brunch!

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