GOLDEN LOUNGE ATL ( Formerly Naija Cuisines)

Great customer service from Dave. I requested extra spicy jollof and he delivered. Not sure why the door was open but it was cold inside.

Food: 5

Service: 5

Portion size is so small for the prices and it’s not even the best in taste.

The food is terrible! The okra soup was tasteless, no flavour at all. The pounded yam smells bad like it was made a day or 2 prior.

Atmosphere: 1

Food: 1

Service: 1

Absolutely disappointing experience.

I went in today and was charged $20 for a small container (about 12–13 ounces) of soup with no meat. That’s absurd. The owner even doubled down, saying he gave me “an extra ounce of soup” — as if that makes it okay.

What makes it worse is that just last week, I was there and got fried rice, two meats, and stew for $25. How does soup alone now cost almost the same?

I understand that running a Nigerian restaurant in the U.S. isn’t easy and costs have gone up, but this pricing is just wild and unfair. The service was poor, and the justification made it worse. I genuinely can’t recommend this place after this experience.

Atmosphere: 1

Service: 1

Food was good , roaches while waiting for my food made me not even want to eat it . Work on cleaniness

Atmosphere: 1

Food: 4

Service: 3

Jollof rice tooo spicy. Plantains raw and I only got 4 small pieces of beef. They can do better.

This food is terrible. You can have your 2 year old make better food for you! They charge $2-$3 more than what's on their menu. Since eating this I don't feel well. My chest is burning and NO, I didn't get anything spicy!! I cannot stand getting sick after I eat something. It makes me wonder if the cooks ppl washes their hands. Especially after touching their dirty phones. I will never come back!

The food here was terrible. The chicken tasted like it was sitting in the fridge for 2 weeks. The egusi soup had no flavor. The jollof rice was also very bland. I threw my food away.

Food: 2

Service: 3

The food was very delicious and the waiter was fantastic. This was some of the best African food I ever had and I will recommend anyone to try it out.🤩

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Came here with the evening crowd. Vibes were cool BUT the fact they charge $20 dollars for a tiny shot of tequila is OUTRAGEOUS. Will never ever buy a drink here again.

Service: 2

The food was sooo oily, it upset my stomach. The fish was tough 🤷🏾‍♀️. I literally had to pull it off the bone with my fingers to eat it.

Food: 3

I absolutely do not recommend
Service was awful, I ordered Egusi soup, Jollof Rice meal and an Ice water
and was only given Egusi…nothing else and spent $23….

The food was extremely bland and the lady taking my order looked like she didnt even wanna be there😭
I have no idea why this place decided to stay open late if they are gonna have bad food and attitudes.

Atmosphere: 1

Food: 1

Service: 1

The restaurant smelled like sewage.

Atmosphere: 1

Food: 3

Service: 4

If it were possible to pick zero star, I would have done so. Monday night 4/28/2025,after arriving Atlanta late that evening driving from Texas for over 16 hours, was so hungry and went there to get food. The matured man there sold us a tasteless soup without any spices, handed us the food without knowing it was cooked without adding nothing on it and was just punching numbers at the tablet which came up $84. Arriving at my hotel and unveiled the food but couldn't eat it because it was tasteless. I do not even understand why I was charged that outrageous amount for such an horrible food. The food was bad and the service was horrible and supper expensive.

These people have tomato paste rice, calling it jollof rice. The food is so terrible that you can not even take two spoonfuls of it. These are the kinds of establishments that are causing major health issues for people. It is okay to do different types of business than running a restaurant that you don't know how to cook and still bravely selling it to people