THIS PLACE IS TERRIFIC. 5/5 Service & Food all the way!…read more I don't usually try new plates without being pushed to do so but this place really attracted my attention. The cassava was cooked to perfection and after eating I felt energized, not too full and completely satisfied. The portions are large!

Amazing Lamb Dibi, Shawarma and peanut butter soup it's a must have. The hospitality is always on…read morepoint

Food was fresh and flavorful. To go packing was impressive. Food and service great. Music and…read moreenvironment was pleasant. The ambiance was basic

There's not many Ghanaian restaurants near me, and since I was in the area I figured I'd give this…read moreone a try. I had the waakye, jollof, beef, turkey, and suya. I recommend the waakye the most, as it was very good and flavorful. The suya was good too but not worth the price. The beef and turkey were just alright, but between the two I'd get the turkey again.

Came here May 2025, at a desolate corner of the mall and found this cute little restaurant…read moredecorated in red and pink. No customers sadly as the mall had very little foot traffic (not the restaurant's fault). I came here twice to order jollof rice w/ plantains ($22) + goat meat($4-5) for a total of 26.96. The food portion was small, but it was so flavorful. The goat meat was somewhat noticeably tough/dry, but had a perfect amount of spice to it. Second time I came here, I ordered egusi stew with goat meat and eba swallow (26.99). It was also small portion with great taste to it. For a two-person operated restaurant, it wasn't a bad experience. Wish the best to them and hope the mall's emptiness isn't bringing them down. They would be able to improve on prices or portions if more people visited often.

You never get a second chance to make a first impression, and my first impression of Adebola was a…read morenegative one. I was excited when I saw an African restaurant had opened up in Woodbridge Mall as they are not common in the area and I am a big fan of having diverse culinary choices. I also like supporting mom and pop businesses, so I walked in with lots of enthusiasm - which vanished fairly quickly. At first, I was actually a bit amused. The furniture looks like it was meant for a different business with big pink chairs and a decor that felt a bit more "Alice in Wonderland" than I had expected. I then looked behind the counter and there was a man there who looked up, looked at me, kind of made a resigned sigh then...went back to looking at his phone. Um...okay? I walked up to the counter and tried to figure out what I was going to order. I asked the man about a menu and he made a subtle nod at the paper menu pile and then got up and walked to the back, as if I was really bugging him. A lady then came out and I thought "Okay, maybe she'll help me?" Yeah, no. I started asking about the menu and she explained nothing, only giving me some really irritated looks. The problem is, the menu had no descriptions or prices. It was hard to tell if you did a "build a bowl/meal" type thing or just ordered a "#1 or #2" etc. Finally I decided to just choose some beef tripe and rice and roll with it. Interestingly, as I stood there I checked in to Yelp via the app, and I'm guessing she saw this because when I looked up she was suddenly smiling as she handed me my food, asking me to visit again. I wound up taking the food home and...it was terrible. The tripe was SO tough. The rice was...okay but the flavor didn't really grab me. The Fufu included with the meal was...very odd in flavor. It tasted almost like herbal medicine which was strange. I have had Fufu at a restaurant in Union before and it tasted nothing like this. I generally try to find the positive in places I go to, but between the disdainful service and the quality of the food, I cannot in good conscience recommend this place, a fact that makes me very sad.

Solid effort, authentic food. Was expecting a little bit more "heat". There are tables there, but…read morethere's is more of a takeout spot. Parking on Gramaton is also tight at times as we know. However, I will definitely get food back from them again one way or another!

Omg!! First off, I'm shocked that I didn't know this place has been around this long. The…read morerestaurant is super clean and the gentleman at the counter was really understanding when I ordered the drink for my kids. This is the Jollof with vegetable and goat meat. I definitely will be back SOON!!!

That said, the staff acknowledged the delay and comped our drinks, which we appreciated. Once the…read morefood arrived, it was absolutely worth it--everything was fresh, flavorful, and delicious.

HH bites had no fish tacos. I had the Red Stew though tasty it lacked any vegetables it was more…read morelike a pasty sauce than stew served with white rice and added protein fried fish. The atmosphere was pleasant with soft music and big screens showing the World Cup after while there was loud cheering. My issue was in attempt to pay the manager refused my prepaid virtual Mastercard stating they need the actual card or cash. so I went to use my credit card tap from phone and was refused that also. It's unbelievable that an establishment in Manhattan Times Square is not equipped and or doesn't honor travelers versatile paying methods.

The food was phenomenal. The staff were absolutely amazing, they checked up on us constantly and…read morethe food came out relatively quick. The restaurant was nice and cozy with TVs for entertainment. I would definitely recommend if you're looking for good, high quality African cuisine.

Okay so as a West African that eats Nigerian and French West African food all the time, I'm always…read morevery skeptical to try West African restaurants because I worry the flavors will be Americanized. I heard so many amazing things about Heritage Spice so I absolutely had to check it out! Also I friend of mine recently catered from Heritage Spice and the food was delicious (I loved the jolllof. It had the perfect smoky party Jollof flavor). I'll start off by saying the menu items are pricey and the prices nearly turned me away...but the food was INCREDIBLE! I seldomly come across a Nigerian restaurant that fully hits the mark on flavors and keeps everything true to the culture. I tried the egusi soup with goat meat and fufu. The stew had a generous amount of goat meat and the egusi tasted very fresh. There was a good level of heat without it being overly spicy. The spices in the stew reminded me of my grandmas home cooking. Lastly, the fufu itself was soft and tasted very fresh as well. The egusi stew truly hit the spot and was the highlight of my work week. Overall 8.5/10 for the egusi and fufu (8/10 for the jollof I tried at a catered event and 10/10 for the puff puff I tried at a catered event). I also ordered the food on Grubhub so that most likely inflated the prices. I'm excited to try out other items on their menu! When I went to the restaurant I was hoping to also get the puff puff because I tried their puff puff at a catered event but I was told they only sell puff puff on Sundays or do pre orders for specialty items like puff puff or meat pie.

From the service to the food everything was on point. Had a really great time being hereread more

We had high hopes for this spot. The menu had a lot of great-sounding options. Unfortunately,…read moreultimately even mild hot was too hot for us, and we can generally take a lot of spice. Lamb rice had potential, but it was too hot to finish. My medium wings were good but also too spicy. We liked the yucca fries and jalapeño poppers.