Noflaye Beach
A wooden oceanfront restaurant on the Almadies coast, famous for its crêpes and seafood skewers, offering a budget-friendly option in the area.
Located on the Route de la Corniche des Almadies, near the Jungle restaurant, this spot is somewhat hidden from the main road. Built entirely of wood right on the water, it offers views of the waves and surfers, with steps leading down to a small beach. It was originally co-owned by the singer France Gall. The most highly rated items are the savory buckwheat galettes and sweet crêpes, alongside seafood platters, prawns, monkfish skewers, and pizzas. Crêpes and pizzas cost around 3,500 CFA francs, while main courses start around 4,500 CFA francs, making it very affordable for the high-priced Almadies area. Reviews note that service can be slow and inconsistent, and beach vendors may occasionally approach diners.
Opening hours
Open daily 10:00–22:00 (according to most sources; calling to confirm is recommended)
Nearby sights
- Pointe des Almadies
- Ngor Island
- Mamelles Lighthouse
- African Renaissance Monument
- Mosque of the Divinity
- Yoff & Layène Mausoleum
- Village des Arts de Dakar
- Marché HLM