Afrobeat Kitchen /Bar
$$ • West African, AfricanAbout Afrobeat Kitchen /Bar
Customers' Favorites
Egusi & Greens with Shrimp and Pounded Yams
Jollof Rice Fried Plantains and Chicken
Party Jollof Rice with Pepper Chicken
Vegan Egusi and Pounded Yam
Pounded Yam and Egusi Soup
Jollof Rice with Chicken
Ajebutter Garlic Shrimp
Party Jollof with Beef
Sticky Suya Hot Wings
Party Jollof Chicken
Afrobeat Kitchen /Bar Reviews
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This was my first time trying Nigerian cuisine and I was blown away by the delicious food! Service was super friendly and accommodating as well.
We started with the chicken wings tossed in hot honey with yaaji spice (ginger peanut bbq rub) -super crisp and juicy! We ordered spicy which was the perfect balance of heat and flavor.
My favorite dish was the egusi and greens! My Nigerian friend ordered the pounded yam for me to eat the soup with. It’s like a thicker...read full review
We started with the chicken wings tossed in hot honey with yaaji spice (ginger peanut bbq rub) -super crisp and juicy! We ordered spicy which was the perfect balance of heat and flavor.
My favorite dish was the egusi and greens! My Nigerian friend ordered the pounded yam for me to eat the soup with. It’s like a thicker...read full review
Just ordered braised greens and Mafi stew with chicken!y mouth is LOVING the flavours. Absolutely delicious! The portions come with rice and I have enough leftover for lunch tomorrow. I got some absolutely delicious plantains complimentary as well! I'll definitely order again over and over - it's that good!
Service, food, vibe, and music are great! The Vegan Egusi is really out of this world. Easily the best food I've ever had. I will come back again!
Hours
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | 4 - 10PM |
| Thursday | 4 - 10PM |
| Friday | 4 - 11PM |
| Saturday | 2 - 11PM |
| Sunday | 2 - 9PM |
Afrobeat Kitchen /Bar on Queen Street West offers a delightful African dining experience. The restaurant serves a variety of flavorful dishes, including vegetarian options like egusi, fufu, and plantain, as well as popular choices such as chicken, suya, kelewele, jollof, and zobo. The food is described as satisfying and packed with flavor. Recent reviews also praise the miso mafe, tasty rice, and well-seasoned kelewele.
The restaurant is small, which can lead to it getting busy at times, so reservations are recommended. Customers have praised the attentive service and homey atmosphere, as well as the cozy backyard patio for enjoying drinks in the evening. The spice levels are adjustable, catering to different preferences. Reviews describe the chicken as perfectly spiced, the service as very fast, and the appetizer platter as very good and well seasoned.