The best restaurants serving African food in England

Our recent visit to Kaabo Lounge was truly memorable. The authentic Nigerian cuisine served with meticulous attention to hygiene standards left us thoroughly impressed. The refreshing mocktails were a delightful addition to our dining experience. We extend our appreciation to the friendly staff whose hospitality made us feel welcomed and valued throughout our time there. Kaabo Lounge is a culinary gem that we highly recommend to anyone seeking a flavorful journey coupled with exceptional service.

Tengo una gran comida para llevar de un plato vegano mixto con injera, es la segunda vez que como de aquí y como antes la comida estaba deliciosa! Una fantástica mezcla de platos picantes ( no demasiado calientes ) y vegetales!

Had a lovely meal here with my husband … very tasty ogbono soup and the jollof was sweet … all of the meat was very tender and well cooked! Nice music and staff .. what more can you want 😍

Amazing food and great service Another great meal at Sequence Restaurant in Watford, really pleased and impressed with the meal - - would highly recommend this restaurant

Good quality falafel and salads either in a box or in a pitta. There are a few tables inside and 2 or 4 outside. It is not cheap - a box of falafel with pitta and a small bottle of water cost over £10. Nevertheless I had a good lunch and will probably return.

I must have spent thousands at this place over the years. I go in there to be told they can’t cut any biltong because they’ve just cleaned the machine. Can’t spend even more money there just because some useless tool behind the counter wants to go home early. I’ll go elsewhere. This is clearly how they treat their regular customers now. Pathetic customer service.

Really sweet people here. Great if you want a different cultural experience. Sells South African groceries as well.

Un muy buen bar, la parte de arriba es un hostel en la localidad de Pimlico y muy cerca de la pintoresca Belgravia.

Now I do not claime to know anything about Ethiopian food, so thought the best way was to try some. What I had was a good mixture of flavours on one plate. Hot, a little spicy, and different textures. Like a lot of stalls, this one also had queues for the food. So be prepared to wait a bit.

Celebramos nuestra reunión de fin de año aquí (18 de diciembre). Lugar de buen tamaño, excelente ubicación. Un lugar administrado profesionalmente, muy complaciente y acogedor, nada era demasiado problema, lo que ayudó a que nuestro evento fuera un gran éxito. Todo el personal fue fantástico.

Delicious and authentic vegan Ethiopian food from one of the best Eritrean venues in North London. Visit for a range of small dishes served alongside injura.

The food was spectacular and the service was above and beyond as always! I would definitely recommend eating here whether it’s with family, friends or solo, they always treat customers so well.

Comida muy bien cocinada. Ambiente relajado, servicio amable con una sonrisa y sin prisas. ¡Muy recomendable!

I order from here regularly now, the food is great. They have a bunch or sauces made in house and all the food is super fresh and really tasty.

I have been supporting Curious Roo since they were a little stall at Ealing Broadway shopping centre where I would buy drinks and coffe beans from but unfortunately today was my last visit as I left completely upset and disappointed. My past two visits to the shop in Ealing to buy 1kg of coffee beans (which is a much bigger purchase than just a latte), I was served by the same person behind the till, a tall guy who made me feel absolutely worthless. For context, I am neurodivergent and I was wearing my sunflower lanyard in both occasions which states my disability and how that affects me, hoping that people would be understanding and inclusive. On 3rd January afternoon, I picked up a bag of coffee and headed over to the till to pay and due to my condition I talk a lot and ask questions, the shop was quiet and this person was very short with me as in making me stop talking so I finished paying and left, very upset and feeling bad about being the way I am. Today 28th January I needed another 1kg bag of coffee beans and as I walked in I saw him behind the till and I got extremely anxious, picked up the coffee bag and stood in front of of the till whilst he was chatting with someone at the end of the counter and a couple walked in and were choosing their drinks, the person immediately walked towards them, ignored me and started taking their order whilst I stood there with the bag of coffee that I just needed to pay. I had to interrupt and ask to pay for the bag and then he said I should join the queue and the people behing me who were behind me who were annoyed and uncomfortable said I could go first. Again I left absolutely devastated struggling to breathe with anxiety. Curious Roo is allegedly an inclusive company but I felt extremely discriminated by this particular member of the team and I believe this person needs some sort of mental health and neurodivergence training and how their actions can affect people’s lives and ruin their days. Even if I wanted I would not be able to enter the shop again because it would trigger me a lot of distress and anxiety. There are plenty of more inclusive cafes around the area, if you are neurodivergent, have mental health problems or disabilities you might not be treated well by this person there, which is a shame because everyone else is lovely.