First time having Ghanaian food and Accra Girls did not disappoint. Parking was easy in a not too…read morebusy parking lot. There's a counter with a huge screen showing all their menu offerings. Like other reviews say, it def gave me some Subway vibes. We got the Jollof w/ chicken and fried turkey (which came with yams). They warned us that we'd probably have to wait 30 minutes for them to cook the turkey and the food was ready right around 30 minutes. Prices seemed on par with other restaurants (~$14 per entree). Service was friendly. The two main downsides: the creepy/annoying singing Santa and lack of indoor dining. There was one long table in the corner of the restaurant but it looked like it was more for employees. They offered to let us sit there if we wanted to dine in, but it definitely wasn't clean. And the Santa decoration that they had singing and dancing the same thing for 30 minutes was enough to make us want to get out of there as soon as our food was ready. Overall though, order in advance and you can't go wrong with Accra Girls!

Service: well first it should be noted they DO NOT have any dine in seating. I checked the website…read morebefore we drove a half hour to get there. Neither yelp or Google noted that their dining room was closed. The entire dining room looked like a giant storage room. Just boxes and crap everywhere. The guy at the register said since covid they haven't offered it. So it needs to be in the website(s). They didn't have half the items offered in the menu. A couple even walked out when they tried to order several items that weren't there. Another couple walked out because of the no seating. HORRIBLE wait time. We waited an HOUR for our meal. Food: This was our first time trying Ghanaian food and I was so excited but extremely let down due to half the items not being offered that were written on the menu. I had Fufu with "Light" soup. It was delicious. But also at times it felt like you shot pepper straight in your throat. I know it's spicy and I love spicy. However, I sneezed a lot like I inhaled pepper. It was the weirdest experience. It had a great flavor a solid kick but that pepper in the nose feeling was bizarre. Not sure what spice they put in there that caused that. My husband had the turkey necks? It was very dry and not much meat. The Yam was VERY dry.

The food here is amazing. I NEED you guys to restock the fufu and spinach stew ! Hits hard…read moreeverytime !

I've had the Ghanaian staples like jollof and waakye from here, so decided to try something new in…read moreRed Red. I don't know if this dish is meant to contain fish but the beans were fishy in taste and smell. The beef I chose as my protein looked like mystery meat and was disgusting. The fried plantains were okay but dry. Would not order this dish or the beef again.

Got two East African Dinner Plates with a variety of options, both breads, and sambusas. Everything…read morewas delicious! My favorite sides were the lentils and the bata. ​The chicken and beef were both excellent, I look forward to trying the goat next time it's available. Highly recommend!

Amazing samosas!! Everyone was super helpful and friendly. The place is clean and there is parking…read morein the back. I would recommend getting all the types of samosas. The platters are super good value, my favorite was the ugali with sukuma. The meat was delicious and everything was well seasoned.

The costumer service was great and food was on time. Super friendly people and comfortable seating.read more

the Wakkye is real good (recommend getting it w/ chicken or goat). The food Lacks salt in my…read moreopinion. The service good and the seating was comfy (but too comfy).

If you want to get food from this place make sure you have enough time, 2hours minimum. The service…read moreis EXTREMELY slow. Calling in order sometimes is a hit because they won't start making the food until you arrive. It is very irritating to call 45mins ahead and once you show up, you have to wait another 45mins. I'm just tired of wasting 2 hours just to get a simple plate of turkey or fish. As a fellow African, this business needs to refigure their customer service plan. The food is good but the extreme slow service and long wait time ruins the experience. I'll have to venture out to other local Ghanaian restaurants from now on.

Great Ghanaian food. I believe that there's only one person who works/cooks etc so the service is a…read morelittle slow, but nevertheless, the ambience is great, the decor is elegant, and the food is unbeatable. And the portions are pretty crazy... if you order the "Waa Kye" (pronounced waa chei) for $10, you get a heaping file of food on a large plate. Enough to feed two hungry people. I recommend getting a small piece of fried fish and the beef stew on that dish. There are some random non-Ghanaian appetizers on the menu... I don't recommend them. And while you are there, try one of two Ghanaian beers that they have at the bar.

We went here on a Saturday afternoon for lunch. The Food was terribly disappointing with even worse…read moreservice. Their jollof rice was horrible, okra soup a disaster, their banku taste more like poorly made Kenkey. Only edible thing was the fried yam. Don't waste your time going here.