Location: Bakau
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Reviews on European food in Bakau, Banjul Division, Gambia. Bakau is a town on the Atlantic coast of Gambia, west of Gambia's capital city of Banjul. It is known for its botanical gardens, its crocodile pool Bakau Kachikally and for the beaches at Cape Point. Bakau is the first major suburb outside Banjul and the most developed town in the Gambia. Close to Bakau and Banjul is Gambia's largest city, Serekunda.
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10. Paradiso Bar & Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 736 reviews
Reviewed By alex4777
Good food, nice setting especially at the street site, were you can watch the senegambia life. (Be early) Only disadvantage the many âmusicâ guys asking for money after theâve obscured the view and spoil the area with there music. Recomended cocktail:Mojito.
9. Sea Shells Bar & Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 361 reviews
The recently renovated Seashells offers both indoor and outdoor dining. Why not call in for coffee and cakes or try our Lunch or Dinner menus which offer a variety of International Cuisine.Prices range from £5 - £12 for 5 star cuisine. Excellent variety o
Reviewed By mrragdolly
The previous positive reviews are 100% correct regarding this small restaurant situated on the busy main highway through Kololi. The restaurant has tables inside and outside in a small sectioned off part of the car park. This area has been tastefully laid out with large plants. The menu has selections of Gambian cuisine, steaks and fish dishes; there is a nice selection of starters and desserts. Cocktails are excellent and probably the best value in Kololi (200 dalasi or £3.30)The fish platter consisting of 4 various sorts of fish/shellfish was terrific at around 700 dalasi (£11), the lobster spring roll starters and lemon sole main course was very good at about the same price for both. Service is first class and swift. Loved it.
8. Scala Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1188 reviews
Reviewed By kirstie55
My second visit to this amazing restaurant... I go for the Sunday BBQ and the food was a amazing as I remember, a great selection of fish, prawns, steak, chicken and pork.. great wine selection and salad selection. Highly recommend
7. Kunta Kinteh Beach Bar and Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 445 reviews
Next Door To The Palm Beach Hotel In Kotu The Gambia
Reviewed By Karen F
After going for an evening meal I have to say I was extremely disappointed the staff were quite rude and the meal took ages to come .. this wasnât one of the great experiences of The Gambia for sure .. they need to remember itâs the smiling capital !
6. Captain's Table
Overall Ratings
4 based on 369 reviews
Reviewed By keithtozer1
Captains Table is a restaurant, which is a little different than most, the food is well presented in an outdoor setting, not the hustle and bustle, a very peaceful quiet setting. Captains Table is part of The Bakotu Hotel
5. Gida's Garden Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 169 reviews
Located in a beautiful garden, Gida's Garden is described by most of our customers as one of the most charming and relaxing place to eat in the country. It also offers a cosy lounge area, for those wanting a drink before or after their meal and is one of
Reviewed By CaroleBrand
This is a lovely little restaurant. Set inside a compound with covered or open sitting areas amongst a pretty garden with colourful tablecloths/ napkins and pretty lighting. The food didn't disappoint either; a varied menu with the food freshly made and plentiful, our personal favourite was the Bang Bang Shrimps starter - amazing! Good house wine at a good price made for a really nice meal at a reasonable cost. Visited more than once as we were so impressed. Thank you very much for leaving a review Carole! Happy you enjoyed your experience at Gida's Garden:)
4. Cassy's Cafe & Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 141 reviews
Cassyâs Cafe located at The Village in the vibrant Senegambia area is a modern but intimate combo of deli and patisserie that offers some of the most delicious sweets, treats and breads you are likely to find in The Gambia. A full range of the usual pastr
Reviewed By mikegouldin
This place is my go to place for morning meetings with coffee and cake. Great variety of choices and Service is good for Gambia. Relaxed atmosphere ...Give it a go for your morning coffee and cake break. I hear they even do catering. Just don't go on a Tuesday!! That's the day they are closed !!
3. Ningki Nangka Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 405 reviews
We are closed for refurbishment but will be fully open during October ready to welcome everyone. Lafi and the team
Reviewed By claire178
We came here last friday. Its coming to the end of the season so it wasnt very busy but food was nice.My partner had some fish and i had vegetable stir fry which wad the only vegan option on the menu but i was pleased to have found something as i wasnt sure what the choices would be in gambia!!They had a power cut but this added to the gambian experience, it didnt last long and we had finished our meal but rhey brought over their phone with torch on it so we had some light.Would go back as its easy from kombo beach.
2. Calypso Bar and Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 587 reviews
Reviewed By roystonevs
We ate at the Calypso four times and also visited for the live music on Sunday afternoon. If you are a guest at the Ocean Bay Hotel next door you will consider yourselves extremely fortunate to have such a fantastic restaurant on your doorstep. The food was delightful and the staff just lovely. Go once and I bet you'll go again.
1. Ngala Lodge Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 296 reviews
Established in 1995, Ngala Lodge restaurant has a well earned reputation for fine dining in a beautiful clifftop location. Popular with visitors and local residents, as well as our guests, booking is recommended from November to March. House specialities
Reviewed By 158barbaral
We have been visiting NGala Lodge for 20 years and always think of it as a special place where everything is just perfect and all our family see it as a real treat. However it is most certainly not the place it was. We have seen various chefs, owners, management and front of house come and go and although the setting is still lovely nothing else is. None of the choices I made for my three courses were available and the ones I eventually settled for were disappointing. The fish I chose for my main course was over cooked and dry and the pudding inedible. The bill, for The Gambia, was expensive at almost £50 per head. By contrast we visited a tiny and very basic roadside cafe with a friend and had the most superb grilled and marinated gambas with a delightful and carefully prepared salad and home cooked chips followed by the best chocolate brownie I have ever eaten for under £8. NGala used to be a very special place, it no longer is .We are very sorry that your experience this time was not as it has been in the past. Quality supplies are our biggest problem, but that does not excuss us for the cooking standards. I am sorry.
