African Restaurants near Boston, MA

“Great place for date night.“

“I had an amazing experience with Moroccan food. The flavors are rich, warm, and full of spices that blend perfectly together. Every dish feels like it’s made with care and tradition. The tagine was tender and full of flavor, and the couscous was light and delicious. I also loved the fresh bread and mint tea — it made the whole experience even better. Moroccan food is not just a meal, it’s a cultural experience. I highly recommend everyone to try it at least once!“

“Great Somali food“

“Amazing fresh food , great service,,relaxing atmosphere“

“The place is near a bus terminus. Multiple restaurants operate from.a shared kitchen. Wonderful array of dishes. I ordered the Jollof rice (Vegan and comes with a flavorful tomato stew), and others in my party ordered the entree (follow rice, chicken leg and fried sweet plantains) and the rice and Noodles (with generous vegetables and eggs). Every dish was flavor packed and good in portion sizes. We left with empty plates and a full tummy..“

“Incredible food. We went for a date night and were HIGHLY impressed with the quality and flavor. The waitress was also very friendly and helped us with recommendations since it was our first time there. I wish there was one in Providence!!“

“If you’re craving authentic Nigerian food, this is definitely a spot worth checking out! They offer a wonderful selection of dishes, including egusi, edikang ikong soup, and jollof rice, to name a few. Everything is rich, flavorful, and comforting, with that delicious taste of home. I especially love the edikang ikong! It’s also a lovely mum-and-son duo, and a special shoutout to Sam, who is incredibly warm, pleasant, and kind. Their welcoming personalities make the experience even better. Great food, wonderful hospitality, and definitely worth a visit!“

“Fantastic meal! We tried a bit of everything it seems like. I was craving jollof rice and it was just what I wanted. We tried the meat pies, puff puff, moi moi, fried yams, plantains and a stew. The only thing we’ve had before was jollof rice but everything we tried was good. The moi moi was the sleeper hit. Definitely worth the stop!“

“I had a great experience talking with the host. She was very welcoming and nice to talk to. Service was good. Food was good. I asked for some hot pepper last minute she got it for me. I liked how much she took care and considered all my requests.“

“the food is well cook and I go their twice a week“

“Attended an evening event here on the weekend. The place was beautifully decorated and very spacious. The DJ played good music throughout and there was a large variety of African food for all the guests and well as a dessert platter. The service for drinks was very slow. Parking was easy to find as it's located near a large parking lot.“

“I get authentic tea leaves for pain and inflammation at Blessing of God.

One day I was really sick and I was looking for natural tea leaves. I found everything from tea leaves for pain, weightloss, Allergies and even the flu.

The owner keeps authentic groceries well stocked as well.“

“food is amazing breakfast good especially grits“

“I ordered Afang soup, which was very delicious. This is the only Nigerian restaurant I have found in Boston that sells Afang soup (correct me if I'm wrong).
But my concern is that the portion of the soup is significantly smaller than at other restaurants, and to be honest, I also think it's small for the price. Hopefully, they do something about it.
Overall, the food was good.“