Marche Rue Dix is a Senegalese-Parisian concept shop on Bedford Avenue at the corner of Prospect Place in Crown Heights, Brooklyn. It is part of the Rue Dix Brooklyn lifestyle brand, which began in 2013 as Cafe Rue Dix, a French-Senegalese cafe. The name comes from Rue Dix, a busy street and popular meeting point in Pikine, Dakar.
The shop stocks traditional Senegalese incense, Dakar-inspired clothing, jewelry, home goods, and coffee and tea, so one visit can cover a gift, a wardrobe piece and something for the kitchen. The wider business also runs a full-service salon and nail studio offering facials, brows, waxing and hair services, which means the cafe, the shop and the salon all sit under one neighborhood name on the same corner.
Each arm keeps its own inbox, so the shop, the cafe and the salon can be reached separately, and the current site covers all three. For anyone in Crown Heights looking for West African goods, a coffee or an appointment close to home, this is a long-running Black-owned business worth knowing. Stop in on Bedford Avenue or get in touch to plan a visit.
Marché Rue Dix