H.Q in Manchester

Preciosa comida auténtica nigeriana, sin embargo, el condimento que se utilizó para el jollof y la sopa de egusi era bastante pesado y sabía bastante antinatural y me pregunté si era uno de esos condimentos con MSG? El ñame golpeado era divino y real y no el listo - hecho marcas de papa - lleno Ola - Ola o Poundo - Iyan.

Okra and pounded yam was soo good reminded me of my mum. Will definitely be coming back again, will bring my friends and family too

The worst African Restaurant ever , If you like yourself don't buy or order from this Restaurant their customer service is rubbish They take 2-3 hours to Delivery your Food and you get just 5 pieces of dry meat for £8 suya , This guys are bunch of jokers

This is like my 3rd time in this restaurant and everytime I've visited with my friends, the food just getting better and better. I tried fish pepper soup and suya meat. My dish 2 dishs were so delicious I had to order a takeaway. I highly recommend.

Worst customer service ever experienced. You will be waiting for 2 hours to wait for food they told you will take 30 minute. The worst place I’ve ever been in my entire life when it comes to poor customer service. Beside that, everything else is spot on. If you’re hungry and looking to eat, this is not the place as you will get served once you have already lost your appetite.

We visited HQ Manchester on a Saturday evening. It is located in the heart of Fallowfield and we found it a little inaccessible as it isn't on either a metro or train route. As I have no problem with spicy food I thought the menu covered a wide range and varied with plenty to pick from, my wife on the other hand found it limited as she likes milder dishes. The food was tasty enough and it would have been given a 5 circle review only for a circle being knocked of the the following 2 reasons. . 1). The service was really slow and at times it was unclear if someone worked there or was a customer. But on the other hand the guy that did serve us was really friendly so no complaints there. 2). The drinks were expensive. Two rounds of a large Gin & Tonic and a Red Wine totalled over £35. We fortunately had a Living Social voucher which pulled it back to a reasonable amount spent but at normal prices and due to its location we won't be returning any time soon if at all. Pity really because I enjoyed what was on offer.

Friendly staff on arrival nice relaxing atmosphere, food well cooked and nicely Presented. Drinks a bit pricey. But starters and mains tasty and spicy. Will be back thankyou

As I first timer, I would highly recommend this Nigerian restaurant. The food was amazing and Henry was very friendly and approachable. I’ll definitely be coming here again and again.

We came here to try Nigerian food- and it was absolutely phenomenal. We had a couple of the main plates to share and it was amazingly cooked: a nice variety of meats, stews, rice and plantain. It had also had a good kick to it. Would defo recommend it!