Contrary to the name of this place, ABSOLUTELY NO "soul food" is sold here.
The first and foremost thing I noticed here was an EXTREMELY awful smell!
I tried to eat outside of the box and try "African cuisine" so maybe that's a thing with that particular type of eatery or perhaps it was the smell from the tripe they sell here .
Anyways the food was EXTREMELY AWFUL not to mention very expensive. For 3 sides and an Entree I spent over 50$, and waited 40 min for a togo order even though the place was empty the entire time we were there , which was around 1030 at night . I had the beef patty, plantains and rice. That was 33$ for some reason.. my gf had something called joffe rice, was sliced meat of some kind with rice.... Food was hella dry and old and to be honest it seemed like it was someone's leftovers that they boxed up instead of our to go order, my gf ate a good bit of the rice since the meat was dry and flavorless.
Whilst eating she bit into something hard and discovered that there were many toothpicks under the rice which was weird considering the meat was already sliced and nothing was skewered in her dish,soooo upon seeing that, starving or not she had had enough. I got home and decided to eat my "beef patty" and found out that someone had already seemingly taken a bite of it !!! Disgusting!!!
When I called you to the restaurant to speak to a manager, I was out on hold. After waiting nearly 20min on hold, someone hung up on me .. I called back 3x no answer, waited an hour and called again..
AGAIN I was put on hold, after 10min I hung up and called back, someone picked up the line and when explaining what happened, the girl was laughing and having a convo with someone else . . When I asked to speak to the manager yet again.... AGAIN I was hung up on!!! Rude!!!
AVOID this place at all cost nothing about this place was appealing... besides it being the only place open late that wasn't "fast food".
This was my first attempt at So called African food and I'm def not a fan. Will NEVER come...
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Read moreI put it to you that all the positive reviews here are fake. If I could give zero or negative stars, I would.
Went to this establishment on a saturday night at 10pm. Firstly, all the waitstaff were laying down on the couches at the back of the restaurant. Like one literally took our order, put it in the kitchen, and then went back to lay down IN PLAIN SIGHT of us paying customers lol.
I ordered the spicy grilled turkey and my friend ordered peppered snails. The portions were abysmal (see attached photos). My spicy peppered turkey was $17(tax included) and my friend's peppered snail was $22(tax included). To make matters worse, snail on the menu was listed as $15. When we asked about the price difference of $7, she said that was the old price from the "old menu". THIS RESTAURANT HAS ONLY BEEN OPEN FOR
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