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Eatwell Philly - African Restaurant and Lounge
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Nearby attractions
I-95 Park
Philadelphia, PA 19106
Independence Blue Cross RiverRink
101 S Christopher Columbus Blvd, Philadelphia, PA 19106, United States
Museum of the American Revolution
101 S 3rd St, Philadelphia, PA 19106
Independence Seaport Museum
211 S Christopher Columbus Blvd, Philadelphia, PA 19106
Spruce Street Harbor Park
301 S Christopher Columbus Blvd, Philadelphia, PA 19106
Arden Theatre Company
40 N 2nd St, Philadelphia, PA 19106
Christ Church
20 N American St, Philadelphia, PA 19106
The United States Custom House
200 Chestnut St, Philadelphia, PA 19106
Welcome Park
129 Sansom Walk, Philadelphia, PA 19106
Benjamin Franklin Museum
317 Chestnut St, Philadelphia, PA 19106
Nearby restaurants
Han Dynasty - Old City
110 Chestnut St, Philadelphia, PA 19106
Malooga
134 Chestnut St, Philadelphia, PA 19106
Spasso Italian Grill
34 S Front St, Philadelphia, PA 19106, United States
Eggcellent Cafe
113 Chestnut St, Philadelphia, PA 19106
Karma Restaurant
114 Chestnut St, Philadelphia, PA 19106
Glory Beer Bar & Kitchen
126 Chestnut St, Philadelphia, PA 19106, United States
Buk Chon Korean Cuisine
132 Chestnut St, Philadelphia, PA 19106
Amada Philadelphia
217-219 Chestnut St, Philadelphia, PA 19106
Royal Boucherie
52 S 2nd St, Philadelphia, PA 19106
Rotten Ralph's Pub & Eatery
201 Chestnut St, Philadelphia, PA 19106
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Philadelphia Marriott Old City
One Dock St, Philadelphia, PA 19106
Apple Hostels of Philadelphia
33 Bank St, Philadelphia, PA 19106
Thomas Bond House
129 S 2nd St, Philadelphia, PA 19106
Hilton Philadelphia at Penn's Landing
201 S Christopher Columbus Blvd, Philadelphia, PA 19106
Penn's View Hotel
14 N Front St, Philadelphia, PA 19106
Independence Park Hotel, BW Premier Collection
235 Chestnut St, Philadelphia, PA 19106
Renaissance Philadelphia Downtown Hotel
401 Chestnut St, Philadelphia, PA 19106
Kimpton Hotel Monaco Philadelphia
433 Chestnut St, Philadelphia, PA 19106
Holiday Inn Express Philadelphia - Penns Landing by IHG
100 N Christopher Columbus Blvd, Philadelphia, PA 19106
Wyndham Philadelphia Historic District
400 Arch St, Philadelphia, PA 19106
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Eatwell Philly - African Restaurant and Lounge

106 Chestnut St, Philadelphia, PA 19106
4.2(111)$$$$
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attractions: I-95 Park, Independence Blue Cross RiverRink, Museum of the American Revolution, Independence Seaport Museum, Spruce Street Harbor Park, Arden Theatre Company, Christ Church, The United States Custom House, Welcome Park, Benjamin Franklin Museum, restaurants: Han Dynasty - Old City, Malooga, Spasso Italian Grill, Eggcellent Cafe, Karma Restaurant, Glory Beer Bar & Kitchen, Buk Chon Korean Cuisine, Amada Philadelphia, Royal Boucherie, Rotten Ralph's Pub & Eatery
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(215) 964-9213
Website
eatwellphilly.com

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Featured dishes

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Ogi (Pap Or “Akamu”) & Akara
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Peppered Snail
dish
Asun
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Giz - Dodo
dish
Spicy Suya
dish
Spicy Ponmo
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Efo Elegusi (Melon Soup)
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Okra
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Ewedu
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Ogbono
dish
Gbegiri & Ewedu (Abula)
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Efo Riro (Spinach)
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Meat Pie
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Puff Puff
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Scotch Egg
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Fried Snapper Fish
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Ewa Goyin (Beans & Plaintain)
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Yam Porridge (Asaro)
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Combination Platter
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Boiled Stewed Catfish
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Designer Stew With White Rice (Ayamase)
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Jollof Rice
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Stewed Fried Croaker Fish
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Moi - Moi
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Dodo (Plantains)

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Nearby attractions of Eatwell Philly - African Restaurant and Lounge

I-95 Park

Independence Blue Cross RiverRink

Museum of the American Revolution

Independence Seaport Museum

Spruce Street Harbor Park

Arden Theatre Company

Christ Church

The United States Custom House

Welcome Park

Benjamin Franklin Museum

I-95 Park

I-95 Park

4.5

(297)

Open 24 hours
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Independence Blue Cross RiverRink

Independence Blue Cross RiverRink

4.5

(2.7K)

Open 24 hours
Click for details
Museum of the American Revolution

Museum of the American Revolution

4.7

(1.7K)

Closed
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Independence Seaport Museum

Independence Seaport Museum

4.5

(835)

Open 24 hours
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Nearby restaurants of Eatwell Philly - African Restaurant and Lounge

Han Dynasty - Old City

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Karma Restaurant

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Amada Philadelphia

Royal Boucherie

Rotten Ralph's Pub & Eatery

Han Dynasty - Old City

Han Dynasty - Old City

4.4

(769)

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Malooga

Malooga

4.7

(848)

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Spasso Italian Grill

Spasso Italian Grill

4.5

(706)

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Eggcellent Cafe

Eggcellent Cafe

4.6

(486)

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Suet LimSuet Lim
The food were clearly carefully prepared, well spiced (meaning not watered down or made sweet to increase appeal to American taste like so many Chinese and Indian restaurants) and substantial. We love the efo elegusi (melon soup) with the traditional swallow (accompanying starch) of iyan/pounded yam. Non-Nigerians may find the iyan a little heavy. We did, so took home one of the two portions with a little efo elegusi leftover. We steamed the leftovers to reheat, which worked well. All main courses came with mixed meats which included goat and cow skin (I forget what the 3rd meat is). The goat was a little tough but I don't know if that's how it is usually served in Nigeria. The cow skin was delicious. If you like chicken feet at dim-sum, you'll like cow skin. If you don't want the mixed meat, you can get all chicken or all beef for an additional charge. We're adventuresome eaters, so we opted for the traditional mix meat. We also got a dish (the name escapes me) that had creamed black eye peas and creamed jute (sp?) leaves served separately. The flavor combination is strange to my non-African palate but they were well prepared. Both were creamy and definitely not watered down for the non-Africans. We also got gari-gari and groundnuts as starters but maybe the next time, we'll get them as snacks like the menu says. They're delightful but didn't seem to fit a meal. Definitely will be a next time. There's too many never seen before items to pass up.
InGodiTrust BcuzImpowerlessInGodiTrust BcuzImpowerless
I stumbled across this place from a Google search. The cuisine & ambiance are high quality & a nice experience. I am a critic of food (IG chefmwa_foodfight) and I refuse to pay for poor quality nasty food. With that being said.... Eatwell is not that Woodland Ave / Upper Darby "greasy spoon / hole in the wall" African restaurant. The food was fresh, flavorful & spiced just right. The critic on the food here is that the less palm oil, the more enhanced the flavor will be. The food is superb. Im just not a fanatic for excess oil in food. My taste pallet is very critical & Eatwell passed my taste test. The Spanish server spoke very little English so you have to use Google translate or talk directly with the owner. Due to this barrier I rated the service 3/5. However, the price is low end expensive for imported fresh ingredients and the servings are plentiful & over filling. This isn't processed food so you get what you pay for. The decor & cleanliness of the restaurant is high end & the restrooms are clean & glamorous. So I hope that they endure the test of time. I enjoyed the experience and I will come across the bridge solely to dine here. Good food & Good vibes! Congrats Eatwell & welcome to the city of "Brotherly Love!"
Eureka VertusEureka Vertus
I ate here last night with a friend, and while there were some highlights, overall, it was a disappointing experience. The good: The wings were flavorful, and the plantains were very sweet—definitely our favorite dish of the evening. We also enjoyed the Malta Guinness. Unfortunately, the rest of the food didn’t meet our expectations, especially given that we spent around $100. We started with the akara with pap and stewed chicken wings with plantains. While the wings were fine, the akara was excessively oily. The pap did not taste like anything. We thought it was going to be a little sweet. The jollof rice tasted as though it had been prepared the night before or left out too long—it was not fresh. The egusi soup was disappointing. It tasted spoiled. If fresh, authentic Nigerian food is what you’re after, I’d recommend exploring other options in the city. While the waitress was kind, the food did not live up to the positive reviews we’d heard beforehand.
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The food were clearly carefully prepared, well spiced (meaning not watered down or made sweet to increase appeal to American taste like so many Chinese and Indian restaurants) and substantial. We love the efo elegusi (melon soup) with the traditional swallow (accompanying starch) of iyan/pounded yam. Non-Nigerians may find the iyan a little heavy. We did, so took home one of the two portions with a little efo elegusi leftover. We steamed the leftovers to reheat, which worked well. All main courses came with mixed meats which included goat and cow skin (I forget what the 3rd meat is). The goat was a little tough but I don't know if that's how it is usually served in Nigeria. The cow skin was delicious. If you like chicken feet at dim-sum, you'll like cow skin. If you don't want the mixed meat, you can get all chicken or all beef for an additional charge. We're adventuresome eaters, so we opted for the traditional mix meat. We also got a dish (the name escapes me) that had creamed black eye peas and creamed jute (sp?) leaves served separately. The flavor combination is strange to my non-African palate but they were well prepared. Both were creamy and definitely not watered down for the non-Africans. We also got gari-gari and groundnuts as starters but maybe the next time, we'll get them as snacks like the menu says. They're delightful but didn't seem to fit a meal. Definitely will be a next time. There's too many never seen before items to pass up.
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I stumbled across this place from a Google search. The cuisine & ambiance are high quality & a nice experience. I am a critic of food (IG chefmwa_foodfight) and I refuse to pay for poor quality nasty food. With that being said.... Eatwell is not that Woodland Ave / Upper Darby "greasy spoon / hole in the wall" African restaurant. The food was fresh, flavorful & spiced just right. The critic on the food here is that the less palm oil, the more enhanced the flavor will be. The food is superb. Im just not a fanatic for excess oil in food. My taste pallet is very critical & Eatwell passed my taste test. The Spanish server spoke very little English so you have to use Google translate or talk directly with the owner. Due to this barrier I rated the service 3/5. However, the price is low end expensive for imported fresh ingredients and the servings are plentiful & over filling. This isn't processed food so you get what you pay for. The decor & cleanliness of the restaurant is high end & the restrooms are clean & glamorous. So I hope that they endure the test of time. I enjoyed the experience and I will come across the bridge solely to dine here. Good food & Good vibes! Congrats Eatwell & welcome to the city of "Brotherly Love!"
InGodiTrust BcuzImpowerless

InGodiTrust BcuzImpowerless

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I ate here last night with a friend, and while there were some highlights, overall, it was a disappointing experience. The good: The wings were flavorful, and the plantains were very sweet—definitely our favorite dish of the evening. We also enjoyed the Malta Guinness. Unfortunately, the rest of the food didn’t meet our expectations, especially given that we spent around $100. We started with the akara with pap and stewed chicken wings with plantains. While the wings were fine, the akara was excessively oily. The pap did not taste like anything. We thought it was going to be a little sweet. The jollof rice tasted as though it had been prepared the night before or left out too long—it was not fresh. The egusi soup was disappointing. It tasted spoiled. If fresh, authentic Nigerian food is what you’re after, I’d recommend exploring other options in the city. While the waitress was kind, the food did not live up to the positive reviews we’d heard beforehand.
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5.0
2y

The food were clearly carefully prepared, well spiced (meaning not watered down or made sweet to increase appeal to American taste like so many Chinese and Indian restaurants) and substantial. We love the efo elegusi (melon soup) with the traditional swallow (accompanying starch) of iyan/pounded yam. Non-Nigerians may find the iyan a little heavy. We did, so took home one of the two portions with a little efo elegusi leftover. We steamed the leftovers to reheat, which worked well. All main courses came with mixed meats which included goat and cow skin (I forget what the 3rd meat is). The goat was a little tough but I don't know if that's how it is usually served in Nigeria. The cow skin was delicious. If you like chicken feet at dim-sum, you'll like cow skin. If you don't want the mixed meat, you can get all chicken or all beef for an additional charge. We're adventuresome eaters, so we opted for the traditional mix meat. We also got a dish (the name escapes me) that had creamed black eye peas and creamed jute (sp?) leaves served separately. The flavor combination is strange to my non-African palate but they were well prepared. Both were creamy and definitely not watered down for the non-Africans. We also got gari-gari and groundnuts as starters but maybe the next time, we'll get them as snacks like the menu says. They're delightful but didn't seem to fit a meal. Definitely will be a next time. There's too many never seen before...

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5.0
1y

Came Sunday night for a birthday dinner for my boyfriend with friends. I picked here based off of the google reviews and Eatwell did not disappoint! We’ve had our fair share of African food and this is by far the best we’ve had yet in Philly.

Im not a big fan of goat normally for its taste but the starter was prepared so well that I didn’t mind that it was goat, I kept going back for more. The snails were huge and yummy, that plate was gone immediately. For entrees I had the okra soup with mixed meat and eba swallow (fufu). My boyfriend had the efo riro with mixed meat and I forget the name but the yam swallow. Our friends had the designer soup(ayamase), Nigerian triple fusion, and efo elegusi. Would recommend everything! I can’t speak on authenticity personally but our Nigerian friends said the food was authentic and that they would come back with their parents so that’s saying something.

Portion sizes were great, I believe you’re getting a good deal for the price. Everything was fresh, flavorful, had varying levels of spiciness(not for the faint of heart) and was for sure hitting. Finger licking good. It made me dance in my seat to accompany the nice beats that were playing. We had a great time and will be back to try other things on the menu! It was hard deciding what to eat since everything sounded so good. Give...

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5.0
2y

I stumbled across this place from a Google search. The cuisine & ambiance are high quality & a nice experience. I am a critic of food (IG chefmwa_foodfight) and I refuse to pay for poor quality nasty food. With that being said....

Eatwell is not that Woodland Ave / Upper Darby "greasy spoon / hole in the wall" African restaurant. The food was fresh, flavorful & spiced just right. The critic on the food here is that the less palm oil, the more enhanced the flavor will be. The food is superb. Im just not a fanatic for excess oil in food. My taste pallet is very critical & Eatwell passed my taste test.

The Spanish server spoke very little English so you have to use Google translate or talk directly with the owner. Due to this barrier I rated the service 3/5. However, the price is low end expensive for imported fresh ingredients and the servings are plentiful & over filling. This isn't processed food so you get what you pay for.

The decor & cleanliness of the restaurant is high end & the restrooms are clean & glamorous. So I hope that they endure the test of time.

I enjoyed the experience and I will come across the bridge solely to dine here. Good food & Good vibes! Congrats Eatwell & welcome to the city of...

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