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Where to eat Pub food in Fajara: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Discover Restaurants offering the best Pub food in Fajara, Banjul Division, Gambia. Fajara is a coastal suburb of Bakau in the Gambia.
7. Three Wild Monkeys
Reviewed By janmP7916SH
One of the best restaurants in Kololi. Good atmosfeer, friendly Staffordshire and very good kitchen. The place is perfect situated on 50 meters from the beach. Regulary live music from different artists. So a must try for everybody
6. Jazz Cafe
Overall Ratings
3 based on 47 reviews
Reviewed By Nightowl0
Next to the big and popular Paradiso. Rather uncomfortable seating that would be more appropriate on the beach, unswept floors at 2.00pm. Self advertising as the cheapest drinks place in the area (by 5D) if they got cold Julbrew in. Say nothing about the lady manager who's style we found rather loud and abrasive. There are better cheap drinks bars with atmosphere and pulled pints further up the road.i
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5. Swiss Tavern Beach Bar and Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 41 reviews
A nice relaxing Beach Bar and Restaurant with free sunbeds and beach huts overlooking the Atlantic ocean.
Reviewed By Nightowl0
Hard to imagine this spot was rave reviews five weeks ago. Worth the walk past the closed and closing Senegambia eating spots turn sharp right, you find Monkey Park on your left, avoid the ticket bumsters and a steepish road down to an unspoiled beach opening. Swiss Tavern on the left with a terrace overview of a very close sea front.Only drinks at time of our visit but well worth the walk away from the concrete jungle just up the road. Take a towel no beach chairs down here.
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4. Yasmina Bar & Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 76 reviews
Reviewed By Derek W
Came for breakfast. English breakfast was embarrassing. Arrived after 40 minutes, eggs fried to a crisp and two small bits of overfried bacon that was almost too salty to eat. Cheese omelette was passable but came with assortment of small fries that looked like they had been collected off yesterday's plates. I cut the chips up to stop them coming out again. Don't come here is my advice.
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3. Woodies, The Dutch Bar & Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 73 reviews
Woodies the Dutch bar and restaurant is located in Kololi Gambia. Woodies is a place what serves specialities from Holland and around. We serve breakfast, lunch and dinner. On Sundays we serve a special Sunday brunch with items from a Dutch breakfast.
Reviewed By TinekevB
A place run by Dutch. It offers a range of international and some traditional Dutch dishes (with a local twist). Friendly, helpful staff. Background music during the day, live music in the evenings. Near the end of the strip.
2. Smiling Coast Guesthouse & Brasserie
Overall Ratings
4 based on 128 reviews
Reviewed By Redpage7
Visited Smiling Coast Guesthouse just the once during our stay and wished we'd had more time in The Gambia to go back again. The atmosphere was wonderful, the owner quirky and so friendly and the music and locals were fab.Enjoyed dancing on the mosaic tiled 'dancing floor' where even the tiles welcome you!!!Great prices and even better welcome.
1. GTS Bar & Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 457 reviews
At GTS our aim is to ensure customer satisfaction every time. We serve from 8 am and close 4 am every day. Our services include breakfast lunch dinner and snack menus. Always ask your waitress for the daily specials. Our bar serves till 4 am with a DJ pla
Reviewed By Famrave
Probably the closest you will come to local food - they serve Domada, Benechin, Yassa - all given a European twist and served very well - also the Captain Fish with lime sauce is equally good - service is very friendly and good if not busy. The only downside - very loud live music comprising 90% drumming starts at about 9-ish - this may be attractive to some - but not if you have unimpaired hearing!!!
