The best restaurants serving African food in England

I recommend “Manchester Cafe and Healthy Food”

Alibaba An authentic Egyptian restaurant, cooked by an Egyptian family consisting of a father and mother. The place is far from Al-Agward Street and close to Ringgit Park. I had dinner there, the shop was empty and quiet. Suitable for lovers of quiet restaurants and suitable for conservative families due to the small number of people, and it is worth the trip Menu in pictures A simple menu that includes the most important popular dishes The employees are kind and respectful. The food is delicious and clearly home cooking for a delicious Egyptian meal 😋. Prices are affordable and cheaper than other Alagaward Road restaurants. Thank you to the honorable sister who received us, served food, and finally took a family photo of our last dinner before we traveled back. It will be on my list of restaurants when I visit London

Food was delicious, chicken and flavoured rice was cooked to perfection. We then ended with juicy spiced prawns.very good value for money, highly recommended.

Stopped at the King and Queen for drinks on a visit to Hamble, but very confused about what the venue is. Is it a pub or a restaurant? Lovely ambience inside, however it seems like they are still stuck in Covid rules and are too scared to move back to reality post Covid. As soon as you enter you are ‘pounced’ upon by staff to seat you even if you just want drinks. The table service only means you are unable to approach the bar which when looking for real ales can sometimes be difficult as you want to be able to see what is on offer. By removing all of the paraphernalia in front of the bar and re instating some bar stools the place would benefit from having a ‘Rum Pub’ atmosphere as it is misleading as to what it is. Great choice of rum, but severely missing pub bit. Toilets are in an awful state and definitely need some money spent on them to bring them up to an acceptable standard Grate shame it could be a fantastic ‘Rum Pub’ and live up to its name.

Not professional at all. The waitress is more busy laughing with the comings and goings of her friends/family at the table, given the many hugs. Very noisy and not professional at all. These same people come and go and don't push the door, we are in the middle of a draft. It’s 1:39 p.m. the restaurant has just opened. We order a Royal couscous but we can only have the lamb couscous because there are no other meats. The couscous is dry, flavorless, lacks spices, the vegetables are raw and the mint tea is disgusting. We asked for water, the waitress spent her time laughing over the 4 glasses of water! Worst Moroccan restaurant. I advise you not to

First time we have visited this place. Drove over an hour to meet family. Very awkward to find and park. Restaurant felt very tightly packed in with tables, and not much room to move. We were a party of 7 and the service was awful. Everything was very slow and we spent a lot of time waiting. We were never asked if we would like more drinks, if the food was ok. We had to constantly try to make eye contact with someone in order to try and get a drink, or order food. Some of the waiters were rude, and one had an attitude problem, making us feel uncomfortable. Once ordered they even forgot one of our parties food so we had to wait until they made it before we could start, meaning our food was getting cold. When it did come out there was no apology. The food was overpriced for what we recieved. The chicken was extremely dry, the steak over cooked. These dishes also don’t come with any accompaniments and if you want a bit of salad with your steak for example you have to order this as a separate dish. I can’t see how they can charge over £20 for just a chicken breast and chips. Drinks were also overpriced, and as in a previous review this place has a captive audience because of where it is.

Great place with a cosy atmosphere! The food is great and it's a really great place to eat, especially after visiting the Windsor Castle

After ordering we spent 40 minutes waiting for our appetisers and only 1 of 5 occupied tables actually getting food in that time. The waitress came over at the 40 minute point and wanted to confirm the order. At which point I got up and confirmed with the kitchen if they are now starting our order. To which I was told the chicken takes 30 minutes and it would be with us soon, while looking over their shoulder to see our appetisers hitting the grill. I then told them don't bother I want a refund. The pepsi tasted watered down and the place was cold with people keeping their outdoor jackets on. Given a full refund. My opinion from what I've seen here for a copycat Nando's is they are more interested in online takeaway orders that footfall through the door.

best place to eat in Plymouth by far

Ate here before attending Madonna concert, food was good, portions size was good, a little over-priced we thought, especially the beer, and wine, but it is London after all, waiter ( Alex ) was brilliant, friendly, efficient, and always smiling, we would eat here again when we attend our next event at the 02...

South African inspired menu, filling and leftovers can be wrapped in foil to bring home. I had the burger, cheese and bacon were extra. Tasty, but bacon a bit overcooked for my liking. Drinks were good and it's a nice quiet location (north bank of Thames, close to Millennium Bridge).

Delicious food as always. Highly recommend.

What a amazing venue. Recently opened back up after a fantastic refurb.... Good was on point. Staff welcoming and all with smiles. Atmosphere was on point. I ate drank and had an amazing time. Dj played the best music and the place was so full of lively people all looking for one thing to enjoy good food, good music, good company and a good night of fun

First time going. The food is a bit pricey but we enjoyed it.

We went here recently for a quick meal out. In the day’s before the fire, this place used to be one of our favourite places to eat, but sadly no more. Food now is OK, but it used to be absolutely amazing. I get a feeling it no longer independently owned. Saying that, it shouldn’t made a difference. Hopefully they can get that old standard back.