L'Africa ti prende per mano - Mopti

Camminiamo fino al Café Bissap per dissetarci con l’omonima bevanda. Dall’alto della terrazza osserviamo la luce calare vertiginosamente, in pochissimi minuti. I rumori si attutiscono, in sottofondo una canzone di Amadou e Mariam: vive la solidarité entre le popeul de l’Afrique…

Nous allons à pied boire un verre de au Bissap Cafe pour étancher notre soif. De la terrasse on voit la lumière décliner de façon spectaculaire en quelques minutes. Les sons sont étouffés, en arrière-plan joue une chanson d'Amadou et Mariam " La Paix-vive la solidarité entre les peuples..."

Bustling Mopti - Hard pull and faces

Nouvel an 2011 cosmopolite

Last night, we went out for New Year’s eve. Here’s our ”Four continents” pic:

Un Invité de marque au Bissap Café : Cheick Modibo Diarra

Le célèbre Dr Cheick Modibo Diarra, candidat déclaré aux prochaines élections présidentielles, en tournée à l'intérieur du Mali, a été invité, vendredi 15 octobre, à un diner offert par le Coordinateur régional de Mopti des Clubs de soutien aux actions du Dr Cheick Modibo Diarra, Bréhima dit Badié Kouma, au restaurant Bissap Café de Mopti.

Mopti - the Venice of Mali - Sarah Hickson's Blog

There’s a great cafe in Mopti called the Bissap Cafe in the heart of the port area. From our table on the first floor terrace we have an expansive view across the river, the larger boats across the water barely visible in the glare of the afternoon sun.

We happily spend a couple of hours here, watching the activity below - salt vendors on the pavement grinding down large blocks of salt, women selling smoked fish, boats being loaded with merchandise, furniture, food, goats and sheep (their legs tied and wrapped in sacking), and endless deals being negotiated.

BISSAP CAFE！ [Lets Go！ マリ！！]

Une excellente critique laissée par un visiteur japonais qui y a trouvé son diner particulièrement étonnant et agréable. En voici une traduction approximative proposée par l'outil de traduction automatique de Google : ici

Tripadvisor - Flavor of Mopti !

Bissap cafe is a great restaurant . Very well decorated , lot of attention to all details. The lamps are made in salt ,and there is craft everywhere .its contemporary malian style .Very clean .And the owner ,friendly dogon Ali ,doesnt let salesmans, or tour guide harrassing the clients like in so many other places of mopti ,when u can sit in peace .
.Downstairs u can eat into the dinidng room , into the small bambou garden ,and upstair under hatch roof terasse u se the port and all of its activities .but the best is the extensive menu car , u can eat european food (some tourist want that ! ) and plenty of tasty traditionel local dishes .I enjoy the raw thin filet of the fish capitaine ,marinate with locale beries . served very cold is delicious . The best are the sorbet : :bissap (juice of hisbicus plant ) , mango , lime , pineaple .To die for . And a mango milkshake is perfect on hot day .The bar has a wide range of drinks , wich is rare outside Bamako .The staff are just adorable .My best meal in west africa .