Not a huge food of Nigerian food outside of my house but jodeem has made me a believer. The food is…read moreamazing the jollof the rice and stew the chicken everything is so flavorful and seasoned well. Their spinach is so good truly nothing that I can complain about I love everything from here. The owners are so sweet and they are always working and supporting each other. Probably the best Nigerian food in the dmv area

The food was outstanding and the service excellent. 5 stars!!! We had the jollof, chicken and…read morespinach. I have no complaints!

good was amazing!!! Did not disappoint, definitely coming back l!!! Suya Platter with jollof rice…read moremade fresh!!!

I love the food. It's fresh and tasty. The jollof rice and grilled turkey, chicken and fish are…read moreoff the charts!

My first time there i've passed it many times but never noticed it. Google was good staff was…read morefriendly entertainment was great. I plan to return

The owners stay harassing me while I dance and kicked me out on Juneteenth. I don't think they like…read moreblack people coming to their establishment and will be going to city hall about the mistreatment I've received here on multiple occasions. I've had my phone stolen off the table while I was reserving it and was dancing in front of my belongings. The man that stole it, proceeded to call me to the front door to come outside and retrieve. I've never been through anything like this and I'm from New York. These people are rude to American women and only like African women to patronize the place. Also, I called to order food and just cause I spoke English and said good evening, I was told, " why am I saying good evening?" It's always a back and forth with the owner. I have no relation to him and don't know why I'm being treated with such disrespect as a women. Juneteenth was my last straw and I will not be taking the disrespect from other men here in America that don't know how to treat American women. It's sad and I feel very sad that I have to deal with this in my own country,

Carryout food was great. Got egusi and afang not very oily like most places. It was very tasty and…read morethey included the pounded yam unlike other restaurant who have started charging extra though you can't eat one without the other.

The Cassava Leaf Soup was . The Chef poured a generous amount on top of my chicken and Jollof…read moreRice. They definitely give you a good portion for your money. De Ranch has 3 different areas. One is the dining room. The dining room gives you an antic afri-cuisine feel when you enter. The lounge gives you reggae vibes. The main area is where you order your food. The main area is also a bar with a heavy selection of alcoholic beverages. If you want African, Caribbean or American food. De Ranch can service you!

Dark, flickering lights. We couldn't tell if the place was open or not. We were the only customers…read morefor a minute and felt very weird. Not very welcoming and the food was garbage. This was our first experience at an African restaurant and needless to say, it fell short. We still tipped and took the food in to-go bags to be respectful but we'll need another experience to make up for this one. We ordered: Fried eggs (was out so we didn't taste it) Puff Puff (was out so we didn't taste it) Meat patty (ok but cold) - only one came when the picture showed 2 Shawarma (cold slaw with weiner in...yuck ) Egusi soup (nothing special, no flavor) Fried rice with fried chicken (hard chicken, rice was good) Jollof rice with baked chicken (chicken was really good, rice was good)

IF U ARE HUNGRY DONT GO HERE. This wait here is unbelievable even when the restaurant is empty…read more Most times u walk in and there is no one to take ur order or seat u or welcome you until 15mins later some will eme from the back kitchen. Ask you what u want then disappear for another 10 mins only to return to tell u she is still checking if they have the food u want. And ask for ur patience while she goes away for another 10 to check again if they have the food. Then return to tell u they don't have it. After 35 mins wait. SO BASICALLY IT TAKES 35min to find out if a meal the put up in the menu is available. You have a menu and don't have the food available and need 35 to check and tell the customer it's not available in a restaurant with only four customers and almost empty. IF U HUNGRY STAY AWAY FROM HERE.

The closest thing to authentic ivorian dishes without having to deal with visa application, flying…read moreacross the Atlantic Ocean and suffering occasional bad food in airline cabin food. Ivo Restaurant has relocated to this new address with an upgrade to their service. The food is, without question, consistently good, the menu is comprised of sauce graine with oxtail( palmnut stew), sauce arrachide with oxtail (peanut sauce) and the famous ivorian Kedjenou (chicken and vegetables cooked under pressure for optimum flavor). The grilled tilapia and fried plantains is a flagship but there is so much more to discover on the menu.. You can either dine in in a comfortable environment or do a take out of anything on the menu. My only recommendation for carry out would be that you find a better sealed container for the stews and sauces. Carry on with all the upgrades. 4.6 out of 5

For this week's effort to support local businesses, our food delivery app recommended a brand new…read moreWest African restaurant called Ivo that is located in the Hyattsvile Regal Theater complex across from the Mall of Prince George's (aka PG Plaza) The cuisine is from Ivory Coast, specifically. I ordered braised fish. I got the entire fish from head to tail. It was massive! The fish was very succulent and tasty. Not dried at all and well seasoned but NOT overseasoned! It also was not salty or greasy and oily! A PLUS for someone watching their cholesterol. It was very KETO friendly because it was served with an onion and diced cabbage slaw and a tomato based pepper sauce on the side. The fish is really bony however but the bones were very thick so you could avoid choking on them if you're not used to eating bony fish. The portion is so large it could feed 2 people! By yourself, you could arguably divide up eating this fish into 4 meals: You could eat this for lunch, dinner and then lunch again and a snack! For $18.99 you also get to pick a free side! I got the plaintains and we got plenty in the small carton that came in the bag. This is a steal of a price compared to what other area Afrian restauants charge for a full entree. It arrived super fast (like under 20 minutes) and was piping hot and fresh! I will definitely order there again especially bc they are so close to where I live. By the time I ordered in the evening, most of their most popular dishes were sold out so that tells me this place is a hidden gem that has already been discovered by locals who are keeping it quiet and to themselves. And for that reason, I will skip blabbing about them in my Next Door app but will help them out by giving them good reviews in Uber Eats, Postmates, Door Dash, Google Biz and Yelp and Facebook.

OMG! I have been looking for good Suya for years!l ever since the first time i tasted it. Did not…read moremake it out or the parking lot. Also great price, friendly environment.

Delicious meal. This woman Joan can cook. Everything was cooked to perfection, tender tasty. I…read moreordered Egusi soup!!! She was kind and had great service too. It's also one of the less expensive places I've seen. I'll be gone my back today. I want to sample some other dishes brcausr I know that they will be just as good.