The 15 Best African Restaurants in London

Viresh: The Zigni is a must!! It's lovely. The staff are also very friendly.

J Z: Great friendly spot. Food is excellent.

N P: Delicious food. Get ready to tuck in with your fingers!

S P: Had to wait a little bit but well worth it! Great food, amazing flavours and lively atmosphere. Wouldn’t recommend for parties of 4 or more since everybody’s seated at the bar.

Angela Liu: Brilliant middle eastern food - the sesame bagel and baba galoush!

Ghaida: soo good each & every dish! 10/10

Antigoni Kats: Everything was good. Service, food, atmosphere. One of the best restaurants of this level I’ve been to in London. Recommended.

Kevin Dulin: Fantastic tasting menu!

George Th: Michelin-worthy food!

Sina Fergadioti: the waffle with the eggs and the cured trout is very good. try also the boerewors!

Zachary Harding: Amazing onglet steak, fried mushroom is a flavorful standout

Amy Hoang: Chicken liver parfait, mussels, bread, it’s all delicious

Sandrine B.: Nice Ethiopian food... Go for the platter, best way to try everything!

Phil Clandillon: Really interesting and very good value Eritrean food. No knives and forks - you eat with a kind of bread / pancake. Service can be a little slow but the food is lovely.

Stefania Uk: After the delicious vegetable platter the smell of the toasted caffe was amazing!

Kay Teo: Unique food, modernized West African cuisine - well executed tender octopus with groundnut, flavorful coconut fried rice with cured shrimp

Oscar Cowling: Tasting menu

Jayla Peperempe: Innovative Nigerian food

Ian Huntington: The salmon is delicious and beautifully presented. I would also recommend having tea and cake afterwards.

Ben Wright: Salmon and starter platter were delicious

Urban Nomad: Algeria (Around the World in London)

Jack Davis: Great value spicy Ethiopian food. Try the selection of different meats with pancakes.

Martin Tiedemann: The derho alicha chicken dish with a whole hard boiled egg has an amazing rich flavoured sauce.

Rodrigo Lebrun: My favourite restaurant in town. Best value for money ever.

Gerardo Palencia: Attention is really nice!

Bruno garcez: The goat stew with figs is amazing as well as the starters pf sweet potato. As desert, the pumpkin flan.

Mo Lishomwa: Fabulous cooking from all over Africa. Moi moi done to perfection. The hosts are great too.

Meri Williams: Gorgeous little place with amazing, tasty food. Lots of different options from all around Africa. Rice & peas with beef plantation stew was delicious!

Yinka Adeyeye: Nice place for a private party or to eat out with friends and family. Great place for Nigerian dishes

Godwyns O: good Nigerian food but the spicy level could torch your internal organs... You have been warned!

Robert Claeson: Try the grilled fish! Just wonderful.

CeLe Moral: The food is so tasty! ! Rabbit, lamb, chicken, fish, merguez and more! Couscous and tagine dishes. Creme Brule for desert. And mint tea of course :) . And to keep going check the bar downstairs!

Jenny Stewart: Food is great. Go for the mint tea, on the house, to finish your meal.

Boon Chew: Nice cosy middle eastern chill lounge downstairs

Drew Benvie: You can have it with no rice if you like / £1 extra as you get more of the other good stuff

So lucky to have delicious Ghanaian food just outside where I work! Meat-free dishes work out cheaper - just paid £4 for jollof, black eyed beans and plantain. Bargain!

Vuk Trifkovic: Superb! Don't forget to order fried plantain on a side...

Harry Adu: Chef's special! All day every day! Lol

Nnaemeka N: Kenkey and Tilapia

Urban Nomad: Ghana (Around the World in London)

Will Moore: Veggie selection is great variety. Huge portions for the money, incredibly tasty and very welcoming atmosphere.

Mary L: The Zeret Surprise is an amazing deal at $20 for a 2-person platter. The food was plentiful and delicious, and every bite was oh so flavourful. Wash it all down with some Ethiopian spicy tea. Perfect!

Jay Sorrels: Zeret surprise is hard to beat but its all great.