Lagos Spot

Love, love loooove this place! Been going here for about a year now. The ladies are always courteous, and bring out your meals in a timely manner. I have dined in and watched some Nigerian movies while eating, as well as taken out. Food has been great either way! They give you A LOT of food for your money! I always get jollof rice and chicken w/​moi moi! I never had Nigerian food before this, so I’m glad I found them to set the standard. I wish they had more exposure because they definitely are worth the time, money, and business!

Been here several times now (take out only though) …the owner’s nice and courteous… order’s always ready on time as stated… I’ve tried their jollof rice and asaro… and both were good and tasty… and yea, I have to say, their goat stew is on point!

I was exploring the area when I came across this spot. Seeing that the awning indicated something I rarely have the pleasure to eat — African food — I ran right in. From behind the counter, I was greeted by a nice African lady with an incredibly thick accent. Then I truly realized that this was gonna be real African food. I asked her what she recommended and she said the fish with beans over rice. The dish was great. The ingredients used definitely made these three simple foods taste unlike anything I have ever tasted before. The fish was herbful and spicy. But what surprised me was that the spiciness did not linger in my mouth like most hot sauces. It was like it just came and went. Very cool. The beans also had a unique taste to them. And even the white rice tasted unique.
For $ 10 I would say this dish was worth it. I’m sure I left a good impression on the nice lady when I corrected her billing mistake. I gave her $ 20 and she accidentally returned the same amount, thinking she had given me $ 10 instead. Moral of the story: no talking on the phone while giving change. Anyway, I look forward to returning to this spot. I saw them cooking on the stove a huge pot of stewed chicken and it looked awesome.