African Pride
$$ • West African, African, VegetarianAbout African Pride
Customers' Favorites
Efo Riro and Pounded Yam Aka Iyan
White Rice and Ayamase Stew Beef
Shrimp and Vegetables Fried Rice
Fried Rice and Fried Fish Stew
Assorted Meat Pepper Soup
Ogbono Soup with Fufu
Stewed Fried Chicken
Gbegiri & Ewedu Soup
Fisherman Okra Soup
Mixed Peppersoup
African Pride Reviews
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I took my kids to experience Nigerian food since they're half Nigerian. I am Trinidadian and I love my Caribbean food, but this food here was de best! I tasted Nigerian food before but African Pride put their foot into these dishes. I had to compliment the chefs!!!. Omg the jollof rice, Egusi soup , beef and fish stew was soooo delish and wasn't overly spicy! It was just right...I bought extra fufu too! Would definitely buy again!
Awesome food, really a unique spot to go to (speaking as a member of the white delegation), can’t wait to go back. Recommend the Ishan and the spinach stew
Expensive but good
Hours
| Monday | 1PM - 1AM |
| Tuesday | 1PM - 1AM |
| Wednesday | 1PM - 1AM |
| Thursday | 1PM - 1AM |
| Friday | 1PM - 1AM |
| Saturday | 1PM - 1AM |
| Sunday | 1PM - 1AM |
African Pride is a popular Nigerian restaurant in NYC known for serving authentic and flavorful dishes. The menu includes traditional meals such as Jollof rice, ogbono, esgui, okra stew, mixed meat, snails, shaki, and goat meat, with inventive food options. The restaurant is praised for its fantastic and consistently delicious food, especially for Amala lovers, and offers generous portions. Customers often travel from far away to enjoy the good, real Nigerian food in a family-like environment and good atmosphere. The staff is friendly, welcoming, and provides great service with genuine courtesy and kind interactions. While service can be slow because the food is made from scratch, the quality and taste make it worthwhile. The restaurant provides plenty of street parking and wheelchair access, making it a safe and comfortable place for Africans and first-generation Nigerian Americans to enjoy good food and good vibes.