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Western Area, Sierra Leone Food Guide: 10 International food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Freetown
Find out what International restaurants to try in Freetown. First settled in the 18th century by freed slaves from America, Nova Scotia and Great Britain, Freetown is a thriving cultural capital on the Atlantic coast of Sierra Leone. Standing in the center of downtown is the majestic cotton tree, a symbol of freedom said to have been standing since the first arrival of the free settlers. Other attractions include numerous beaches and nightclubs, as well as the Sierra Leone Museum, housing the Ruiter Stone and the original drum of Bai Bureh.
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10. Food land
9. Tees Restaurant
Reviewed By cessco
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8. The Cube Restaurant
Reviewed By Sheri O
I really enjoyed eating with friends at The Cube. There is a view of the sea and we were entertained by a crowd of young men fishing on a wharf and swimming. The chef came out (probably because he knows one of my friends) and he was happy to make a slight adjustment to the menu to accommodate my tastes. At this time, Sierra Leoneans seem very happy to see all the foreigners who have come to help overcome the epidemic so this degree of warmth and special attention may be related to that as much as to their natural welcoming nature.
7. Vanity Lounge Bar
LUXURY CHILLOUT Locals and travellers gravitate towards Vanity Lounge bar, the original and only true jazz and blues venue in Freetown. It's the ideal Luxury spot to unwind with creative cuisine, cool cocktails and even cooler music. Come for the food and
Reviewed By Mariam2892
This place is very impressive. The service, ambiance drinks and food were extraordinary. Every drink,every flavour and every touch was made with a razor sharp precision and a clear attention to detail.
6. Lily's
Reviewed By schuey1969
Itâs really something nice for this country to see such interior design And wonderful international food Iâm amazed by food sea view
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5. Tessa's Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 25 reviews
Tessa's Restaurant specializes in Sierra Leonean and International cuisines. Food made made with passion by our highly skilled chefs and bound to put a smile on your face. Come dine in a very friendly and relaxing environment. We also cater for all types
Reviewed By Pedro D
Having tried Senegalese food...I thought it would be wrong to leave Freetown without trying out Sierra Leonean dishes.....We were not disappointed. The meun was expansive and the prices great. I tried several African and Sierra Leonean dishes and end up liking Cassava leaves with palm oil, cooked with meat......I will be coming back here when next in Freetown.
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4. Bliss
Overall Ratings
4 based on 93 reviews
Reviewed By MrsJAtlanta
I went here with co-workers when I was in town on business. We ate inside because it was so hot. Staff was friendly, service was good, food tasty. I asked the waitress how spicy a chicken dish was, and she said it is made to order. So I requested mild spice. It was spicier than I expected, so keep that in mind if you do not regularly eat spicy Indian food. I suspect that was what gave me tummy troubles the next day. Another note: restroom is unisex with separate stalls. No separate rooms for men and women.
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3. Crown Bakery Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 121 reviews
Founded in 1990, the Crown Bakery is the perfect oasis to escape the hustle and bustle of downtown Freetown, and our aim has always been to provide you with the highest quality food and service in our spacious and fully air conditioned restaurant.
Reviewed By Sharon F
Greta food and great service and good prices. The A/C is always working and they keep it nice and cold for us crazy tourists. You see mostly folks who are in S.L. for mission work, government work, industry etc. you also see locals but not as many as us outsiders. They also do a wedding cake business, pastry items and sell fried chicken so many folks just come in to get those items over the counter and leave. They have clean working bathrooms with TP and toilets that flush well and have running water to wash up. They also have a generator so if power should go out they can do it use to function. The wait staff is very attentive and make sure all your needs are met. The food is really good. I typically get their small personal pizza which is made for one but will easily feed two! Also love their hummus. An order of that will feed 3-4 folks also. I have never heard anyone complain about any of the meals they have gotten here and I have eaten here with mission teams quite a few times over the last 10-12 yrs. also when you order a soda here you can trust the glass of ice they give you for it. It is made out of clean water. So that is also a treat because it is one of the few places we were able to trust the ice.
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2. Crown Xpress
Overall Ratings
4 based on 127 reviews
Reviewed By Dakota57
We came here for lunch with a family friend. Our group ordered different options, from jollof rice to pizza and swarma. Crown Bakery has been a consistent location downtown, this site is newer and carries some of the same choices. That said, I prefer the downtown original location.
1. Mamba Point Lagoonda Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 119 reviews
Reviewed By Taggats
Great atmosphere, crowd is a bit young, or recapturing their youth, anyway we loved it but eventually moved on to another late-night spot which was staying open later than here! Parking could be a nuisance but get there early, and youâre fine or just leave your driver to sort that out whilst you hop in to hit the dance floor early. They have a number of bars which are well-stocked and well-served, and they use some (not much) local Sierra Leonean staff with visible responsibility - the place is likely foreign-owned, or profit-sharing with Lebanese/Sierra Leonean citizens. The cocktails are not all that. Would return.
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