African Restaurants in Worcester, MA

“The food at Fatima's is absolutely delicious and very fresh. The owner is an amazing human being who is incredibly kind. My daughter loves a cake she makes, and Fatima was out of it on the day we were visiting the restaurant. I told the owner we would be back for cake on our next visit, when my daughter was home from college. The owner told me that there was no way my daughter was headed back to school without having her favorite cake. She made a special batch that morning, when she was not even open, in order for my daughter to enjoy it before she left. Both my daughter and I were in tears, we could not believe her incredible kindness. I hope this place succeeds greatly and is around for years to come! Fantastic service, incredible food, and kindness are a winning combination!“

“all ingredients were fresh and so appealing to the eye I had to try! I Was not let down, the food is flavorful and plentiful. Highly recommend the braised beef has a tad of spicy kick to it, it is delicious!! Very busy when I first went in so I chose to come back an hour later. Glad I returned, will return again and try other add ons

Parking: Sign is Akraa girls to find it easier, next door to Star Market convenience in the same lot“

“Good food, large portions, but very much the stereotype of service that feels almost like the employees are reluctant to do their job. Generous with plantains, but pricey. Decent amount of beef per plate, but nothing special. No egg was available when I went, though. Good waakye - 8.5/10 and jollof 7.5/10.“

“So I'm Nigerian and I had my first Ghana Jollof rice here. I must say I was impressed. I would always come here to get more when next I'm in the neighborhood. I forgot to take a picture because I was so hungry from a long trip and the jollof really did a good job.

But Nigerian jollof and Ghana jollof are almost similar except for the egg; so why do we fight for the best jollof? 😂😂😂😂“

“Anokye Krom is a very popular restaurant in Worcester.They specialize in African cuisines. Ghanaian foods dominate their menu though.The waiters and waitresses have excellent customer service skills.Waakye, kenkey with fish, jollof with chicken, goat meat, yam, rice balls, banku with groundnut soup etc are always available.They offer catering services for all programmed; weddings, funerals, parties.They are not very reliable when it comes to placing orders on phone.

Vegetarian options: Inform the chef and he will sort you out.

Dietary restrictions: You can inform them of your restrictions and your needs would be met by the chef.If you don’t like spicy ?️ food, inform them before you place your order.

Parking: Lots of parking space.

Kid-friendliness: Very kid friendly with lots of space to keep the kids active.

Wheelchair accessibility: Wheelchair accessible entrance“

“Good God. As soon as I tried the jalloff I knew I was in for some great food. Then came the peanut butter soup and hot damn was it spicy and delicious. The goat in it was perfectly cooked. The spinach soup was also wonderful great flavor and had perfectly cooked chicken in it. Great place. Can't wait to try more of the menu.“

“If you are looking for authentic Ghanian delicacies complete with the spices and aroma, then this is the place to come to. The food is freshly made while you wait, and the serving size is large. The staff were friendly and attentive. The furniture arrangement and the music give off the motherland's ambiance.

Parking: Parking is in front of the restaurant and is limited. However, people can also park free on the streets.

Kid-friendliness: We didn't have any kids with us, but the kids were treated specially with suitable beverages.“