The Location African Buffet Restaurant Manchester — Restaurant in Rochdale

If I could give zero stars, I would. This place will fail health and safety standards from the local council and food authorities. Don’t bother wasting your time and money going to this place. Buffet? More like queueing to beg them to bring out basic food items. Imagine going to a Nigerian restaurant hoping to eat good food and leaving hungry because the meal options were limited and tasteless. Their toilet was out of order. They gave us toilet roll when we asked for serviettes/napkins while eating. We had to pay for small bottles of Costco water at a buffet, no cups, no knifes for the hard fried meat. No vegetables, no fish at a buffet? Overcooked prawns, tasteless meals and constant handing by different people because none of the meals were labelled. Atmosphere? Dirty and disgusting. No sanitizers to clean tables, just toilet paper, loud music playing from two different sources in the same room, and all the used plates with food items dumped at one corner of the restaurant. Customer service was nonexistent as we couldn’t even identify staff by anything.

N.B.: That review by Kazeem Ajayi is fake. He is the business owner as you can see from the proof of...

I just visited this African restaurant and they did not disappoint. Food was great, ambience was top notch and the customer service was excellent. I will definitely visit again soon and I will also definitely recommend this restaurant to everyone.

This is the best African restaurant in Middleton right now. I was also told by Korede who is one of the staff that they do buffet on the weekends for £25 (every Saturday and Sunday). But if you feel like you want to try different meals during the week days they also have offers for that for any day, from Monday to Friday every week.

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Its shocking that a buffet restaurant can increase there prices from £15 to £20 now £25 in a short time of even opening without informing customers before they visit but the main concern is a £10 price increase and there is no different same food the menu is limited to the cheaper options which are the same each week jollof rice, fried rice, yam porrige, egusi, red sauce, efforiro, beans and red sauce with amala and pounded yam that is it basically there is no dessert not even fruit or ice cream which is a disappointment esspesialy when bringing children not...