Oh la la cafe

“I was craving ewa agayin with plantain for brunch and decided to go there to have some with tea. My food took forever to come out, but when it did it was nice. I particularly love the ambience . There was no plantain so they switched with bread. I love the sofa setting in the glass room. Very nice”

“Who goes to a cafe and orders amala? Well, I do. Saw it and couldn’t resist. It was also really good not the best I’ve had but really good. I ordered for medium well steak and got well done though. It’s perfect for remote work and cute post work meals.”

“Beautiful garden cafe in the heart of Ikoyi. The chicken Suya was yummy!”

Hana Freya★★

Oh la la? Oh no no A pleasant farewell dinner ended in disaster at this restaurant. The quality of the food was abysmal. My cousin received her jumbo prawns only to find mid mouthful that one was rotten, and i mean rotten. The smell of it lingered around the table. Spoiled seafood is so dangerous, not that the staff cared. They kept offering to remake her a single prawn, as if she would ever trust food coming out of that kitchen again. The restaurant manager kept “trying to make it right” but wouldn’t do the right thing by removing the rotten seafood from the bill. My pasta came with a chicken breast so dry and overcooked it must have been older than the restaurant itself. The food arrived to the table one plate at a time, so i had finished eating my dinner by the time my guest had hers. The pizza took around an hour to come to the table and when it did it was flavourless and colourless. I’m being generous and giving two stars because the pasta itself was nice, despite the stress

Abimbola Ebiti★★★★

I was craving ewa agayin with plantain for brunch and decided to go there to have some with tea. My food took forever to come out, but when it did it was nice. I particularly love the ambience . There was no plantain so they switched with bread. I love the sofa setting in the glass room. Very nice

Alex N★★★★

This is a great location to relax and eat, with several spots for different experiences. You can choose the main dining room for a luxurious experience, the sun room for light, or the garden. The food choices are varied and delicious, and you have a complete choice of local, continental, and international cuisine with good portions.

Nneka Ezeumeh★★★★

Who goes to a cafe and orders amala? Well, I do. Saw it and couldn’t resist. It was also really good not the best I’ve had but really good. I ordered for medium well steak and got well done though. It’s perfect for remote work and cute post work meals.

Debi Williams★★★★★

Beautiful garden cafe in the heart of Ikoyi. The chicken Suya was yummy!

Nnenna Agu★★★★

Interesting nook, tucked away in the quiet streets of Ikoyi. Restful for a Saturday morning breakfast or brunch. I have not tried it for lunch or dinner, but I'd like to check it out then. Lovely outdoors but the weather is just not helping you Stat out to enjoy it. Almost New Orleans summer, sweaty weather in Lagos State, close to 100°F.

Reginald Bassey★★★★

Very cute space in the heart of Ikoyi. A nice converted colonial space to give a slightly 80s/90s feel. Good array of dishes at reasonable prices. The outer space is also well spread out to give some privacy to conversations. Catch a glimpse of beautiful peacocks loitering around the premise if you do the outdoor sitting.

Mama Coycoy★★★★

I visited on a couple of occasions. The food was really good. Had the English breakfast which was delish. Also had the amala on another visit but it was way too spicy for me so I couldn't eat it, unfortunately. A suggestion would be to have different spice levels so people can choose their preferred level.