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Where to eat African food in Lagos State: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Discover Restaurants offering the best African food in Lagos State, Nigeria. Lagos, sometimes referred to as Lagos State to distinguish it from Lagos Metropolitan Area, is a state located in the southwestern geopolitical zone of Nigeria. The smallest in area of Nigeria's 36 states, Lagos State is arguably the most economically important state of the country, containing Lagos, the nation's largest urban area. It is a major financial centre and would be the fifth largest economy in Africa, if it were a country.
Things to do in Lagos State
10. Bay Lounge
Overall Ratings
4 based on 35 reviews
Reviewed By 2debia
My first visit was brief as we called in on the way back from an outing. Really nice setting with plenty of space between tables which makes a change. A little expensive but is prime location and only to be expected. Table service was friendly and efficient. We ordered food, mine with request of no pepper... But so peppery hot I couldn't eat it.With the sea breezes, can get colder at night so take something warm along in case you need it. Hope to revisit.
9. Iyeru Okin Restaurant
You want to enjoy a nice breakfast, lunch or dinner and do not want to choose only one dish. We welcome you at our Iyeru Okin Restaurant & Pool Deck on the first floor at Radisson Blu Hotel Lagos Ikeja. You can use a superb meal in buffet style with our C
Reviewed By simsid2014
Iyeru Okin Restaurant is location on the first floor of former Renaissance Hotel now Radisson Blu Hotel.The restaurant usually offer a buffet arrangement at a cost of N12,000 per person. Nice meals are serve here and ranging from continental to intercontinental meals depend on your choice. Excellent services by the staffs, always ready to attend to your needs here. Wonderful place to be. Dear Simsid2014,Thank you for your review, we sincerely apologise for the late response. We are glad you had a wonderful experience dinning with us and we look forward to welcoming you again.Warmest regards,Esther U.Marketing Comm & PR Manager
8. The Place
Overall Ratings
4 based on 51 reviews
Reviewed By DamYoung
Quality franchise that serves a variety of Nigerian dishes in a la carte style (pick what you want). Food is prepared and ready so its typically fast, they also have some Chinese food. Its good food, fast food but not junk food.I had the Chinese rice with asun (goat meat) and snail.
7. Glover Court Suya Spot
Overall Ratings
4 based on 26 reviews
Glover Court Suya is located on Glover Court, off Glover Road in Ikoyi, Lagos state. Set in a serene and cozy environment, we serve a variety of suya delicacies, including beef, kidney, tozo, liver, shaki, chicken and gizzard suya. Our suya is prepared wi
Reviewed By Iota-E-S
This is an upscale version of your local Suya vendor. This is frequented by young professionals. The outfit is in the same compound with an hotel. Extremely limited parking space outside the premises.There is usually a queue and wait- time circa 30 minutes and much longer during peak periodsFreshly made Suya available- Suya( Meat in Skewers made over open fire using local spices as marinate. Roasted Guinea fowl available as well. In all great Suya
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6. Jevinik Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 51 reviews
Reviewed By saxxin-
Dined here a couple of times. The meals are authentic and fairly priced. It could get with quite crowded at peak lunch periods increasing service waiting time. Parking is a bit tight downstairs.
5. Nok by Alara
Overall Ratings
4 based on 85 reviews
Reviewed By margaretolele
I was introduced to Nok through a friend. What strikes you is the red exterior and the interesting art shop as you make your way to the restaurant. Truth be told - I had the best grilled fish at Nok with some grains that looked a bit like couscous. The restaurant needs to be a bit flexible - no home deliveries. I tried to order tbe grilled.fish for my mother. I wss told that the lunch time is over and that I can wait for dinner menu. Unfortunately, the dinner menu did not have the grilled fish. Service can also be better.
4. L'Afric
Overall Ratings
4 based on 56 reviews
Reviewed By 485cheryla
The service was really fast. The seafood anything is the best. The seafood okra and seafood stew were delicious. I did not enjoy their egussi as much. The servers should learn how to smile. Their fresh juice is fantastic!! Music in the background was also good. Wonderful place to take people to experience the best in Victoria Island for Nigerian food.
3. Jevinik Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 80 reviews
Reviewed By Willy O
On enquiry, a friend recommended Jevinik Restaurant at Agoro Odiyan Street, Victoria Island. I located it using Google map. The waiters were warm and absolutely welcoming. The tables were exceptionally neat and well arranged. The air was fresh, as they have high ceilings and well serviced split unit air conditioners. I ordered afang soup with pounded yam. My food was ready in 10 minutes. I was shocked! I had to ask the waiter, Victor, if it was truly mine. He smiled and ran through the order once again with me. I was down right pleased. The food was quite tasty. I noticed that many customers around were nodding with obvious satisfaction and smiling amongst themselves. I definitely want to re-visit.
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2. Terra Kulture
Overall Ratings
4 based on 116 reviews
Reviewed By oseni_debola
Picked this restaurant for my colleagues sendforth dinner. The opportunity of a private conversation (if not full) is a big plus as the layout has some corners and secluded areas. Waiters are great and happy people. Parking is a little tight was was lucky to get one of the few spaces inside. As for the food, nothing great. Feferiti was well cooked but not that a special meal.. but make sure you buy it as a side.
1. The Yellow Chilli Restaurant & Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 444 reviews
Reviewed By Lagoscitytours
I recently visited the GRA Ikeja outlet with a Japanese couple visiting Nigeria for the 1st time. They enjoyed the seafood okra with pounded yam and fried rice fiester. They really enjoyed the meal.
