STOPOVER BAR & GRILL

“Moved location not too far away but no signs when you get there that it's further inside (we first ended up at Hunters). Oha soup was good. They didn't have pounded yam so settled for poundo (the flower version). Nwokbi was nice as usual.”

“Nice place. The cat fish and croaker if off the hook. The environment is very cozy, the customer service is wonderful, pool table is there, karaoke is there too. Is a good place to visit. I Love it. Give it a trial.”

kakam nwosu★★★★

The Stopover Bar & Grill is a 24/7 bar and grill located in the Lokogoma District area of Abuja, Nigeria. It is known for its lively atmosphere, good food/drinks, & various other entertainment options. It is a multi-purpose center featuring both enclosed and open areas. It also has a VIP section for those desiring absolute privacy & ready to pay more for this luxury. Located at Ultimate Parks & Garden Ring Road 2, Lokogoma, Kaura, Abuja, the Federal Capital Territory. It is situated close to Sunnyvale Estate junction & the main Lokogoma & Ebeano Supermarket junction. The establishment is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week which gives revellers the opportunity to come in at anytime of their convenience. Working class patrons residing in/around Lokogoma, Galadimawa, Apo Dutse etc, usually cool off here in the evenings from work as they await the evening rush hours to subside. The bar features a dedicated karaoke bar, snooker (pool) tables, & multiple big TV screens for watching sports. L

Cynthia Ezinne Ukachi★★★★

The place is really cool and has one of the best sharwamas in Abuja. I had their milkshake and it was delicious as well….its one of the major reasons I might be going back there. The ambience is tranquil and sweet. Perfect for your mini birthday celebrations, hangout for family, loved ones and friends. They have a karaoke space too and a barbing salon. Quite pricey but organized!

Funmi Ade★★

I ordered ogbono and poundo yam and I did not enjoy it at all. Something about the ogbono and the way the fish was fried did not sit well with me. Now regarding the service, I was impressed. The waiters and waitresses were friendly and chatty. They were ready to respond to our questions and help in any way necessary. I also admired how smartly dressed they appeared. The atmosphere was loud, though the dining area was comfortable.

Prince Nenye Orji★★★★

A cool spot to hangout with friends for afterwork drinks or watch any of your favourite football games on their large screen TV. The food is really nice, especially the grills. We had their grilled catfish which came with fried yam and sauce. It was really nice. Their bar is well stocked and has a variety of cocktails, mocktails and milkshakes for those who don't take alcohol. There's a pool table for those who love to play snooker 🎱. Their VIP lounge is perfect for karaoke lovers and we did sing our hearts out.

Ore Ore★★★★

Moved location not too far away but no signs when you get there that it's further inside (we first ended up at Hunters). Oha soup was good. They didn't have pounded yam so settled for poundo (the flower version). Nwokbi was nice as usual.

Sotonye Allwell-Brown★★★★

Very cool joint. There should be something for everyone here. The indoor lounge with karaoke is great. Very good ambience. There's a veranda with pool table and another lounge area. The food is good. Took quite a while to be prepared though. Nice music & it doesn't clash between sections. You should definitely stopover.

Yugo★★★★★

Nice place. The cat fish and croaker if off the hook. The environment is very cozy, the customer service is wonderful, pool table is there, karaoke is there too. Is a good place to visit. I Love it. Give it a trial.

Awashima Uganden★★★★★

It’s always fun when I am here. The music is always on point, their food is great, and it’s all very affordable. They also just started shawarma, and it’s amazing. There is a snooker table and a private enclosed section for karaoke. Their staff are professional, friendly and enough to cater to a full house. I think it’s the best spot in Lokogoma.