Auntie Lizzy's Kitchen & African Restaurant
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About Auntie Lizzy's Kitchen & African Restaurant
Recent Reviews
We were really excited to visit and try out the food—however we believe the restaurant is no longer at this location as there is a new market here instead and the phone number is inactive
The food was so good that I had to j hold myself back from eating more so I could share it with my folks after. They gave me more soup so that my folks could get the real experience. They're was another family there who had two kids. They put on kids shows so that they could be entertained and also held their baby while they ate and chatted. Would definitely recommend. The place is along the sorry end of the building plaza and has limited seating but 100% worth it.
Set the standard high for Jollof, pounded yam, fufu, egusi, and peanut soup. Everything I’ve gotten is so good I keep eating even though my mouth is burning. Tried Jollof and egusi from another place and only had one bite. Ghanaian food from Aunt Lizzie’s only
Auntie Lizzy's Kitchen & African Restaurant sets the standard high for Jollof, pounded yam, fufu, egusi, and peanut soup. The food is so good that customers keep eating even though their mouth is burning. The restaurant provides a friendly atmosphere and customer service that makes customers feel like home. They give more soup so folks can get the real experience, and they put on kids shows to entertain children and hold babies while families eat and chat. The place is along the sorry end of the building plaza with limited seating but 100% worth it. However, some believe the restaurant is no longer at this location as there is a new market there instead and the phone number is inactive.