Ozzies Beach Palace — Restaurant in Accra

Ozzie's is easily one of my favorite locations in Accra! It's less busy and crowded than the upscale venues, and I love that there isn't a formal dress code. The service is a bit slower, but the food is delicious. Drinks are moderately priced and their palm wine is fantastic. The owner is usually around and has wonderful stories to share. The beach is clean and calm with seating in the sand. There are many cozy areas to sit for different vibes depending on what you're looking for. The art gallery is excellent and always has something interesting to view or buy. The restrooms are mediocre, but clean. With a little renovation or artistic touch here and there, Ozzie's can easily compete with the best beach side...

Edit: Visited twice recently, and the service was much better and waiting time was reduced, hoping they keep it up.

Good location and a cool concept... But this place probably has one of the worst services in Accra. I've tried them few times but if the owner is not around, the staff tend to forget to attend to customers and just hanging around. It took 20 minutes for them to bring us a drink that was sitting in the fridge all along, and that's after reminding them 3 times. We ended up going to bar and getting the drinks ourselves. It's a shame as it could have been something great but the poor service totally ruins the experience. Otherwise, great bonfire by the beach which gets cleaned regularly,...

It was an overcast day so there weren't many people there. The good: Service was prompt and the food was good. The prices are reasonable. The view of the ocean while dining is a plus. It would definitely be better appreciated on a sunny day. They only accept cash or momo. This isn't necessarily bad.

The bad: I paid for my meal via momo. After, I got up to leave I was approached by the waitress and asked to also pay the transaction fee for the momo. In essence I would be paying three times (1- for the food, 2- the fee for sending the money, 3- the fee for the recipient to be able to withdraw the money). This singular act alone of requesting that I pay the fee for withdrawal ruined an otherwise...