Lagos, which is fondly referred to as Eko, is the commercial capital of Nigeria. It is also the home of opportunities and the country’s most populous city. While some migrants flock the city in search of employment opportunities, others with entrepreneurial bent believe that the city holds the key to their big break. Lagos, which is also known for traffic congestion, Molue buses, and a very active night life offers an interesting array of restaurants and relaxation spots to the inhabitants of the city. Today, we’ll be looking at places to eat in Lagos this Christmas. I have Oliaku, Dozie and Anuli to thank for sending these reviews.
Tank and Tummy Restaurant
There’s a funny ring to the name of this quick service restaurant but Tank and Tummy is basically a one stop place for food and petrol. The food in this restaurant is finger-licking good; on good authority, their Ofada rice go school. What’s more, their staff understand and exemplify the concept of customer service. Tank and Tummy Restaurant is located in Amuwo Odofin.
Autobiography Restaurant and Lounge
The name Autobiography is unusual for a restaurant. It calls literature rather than food to mind. The restaurant is exquisitely furnished. A curious client would be impressed to find that the decoration establishes a connection between literature and food. The wall by the stairs leading to the entrance is lined with frames of great leaders of African and African American descent and some of their quotes. Inside the restaurant, a wide television is used to celebrate black heroes.
Autobiography is located two floors above Domino’s Pizza in the Emperor Plaza beside Emperor Estate, Sangotedo. It has a terrace lounge that is on top of a swimming pool. The restaurant has a rooftop view that is breathtakingly beautiful. Autobiography Restaurant and Lounge is a great place for evening hangouts or a romantic date.
Mega Chicken
This fast food restaurant has become a mecca of sort to people who ply the Lekki-Epe Expressway. This is not surprising as the ambience at this restaurant is spot on. The food is great and so is the customer service. There’s a games arena for kids in the restaurant. If you want a great but affordable dining experience, visit Mega Chicken.
Coors Restaurant and Lounge
This classy and beautifully designed restaurant has two tastefully furnished dining rooms that are suitable for hosting private or corporate events. Their menu is sourced from different ethnic groups within the country. The meals are tasty; their staff have been trained to give clients a memorable dining experience.
Jevinik Restaurant
This is the home of Nigerian delicacies. As expected, the food is tasty and the portions are ample. The restaurant is clean and the staff are friendly. One can never go wrong if one decides to dine at Jevinik Restaurant, Victoria Island.
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