Afro Lounge

I finally stumbled upon my first African restaurant where I could enjoy some Ghanaian cuisine! The positives: the atmosphere, the music, and the fantastic food choices. The food took almost two hours to arrive, but they offered a complimentary drink, and the service was generally good, so I didn’t mind too much. I ordered Jollof with chicken. It was delicious, but I was quite disappointed with the size of the chicken fillet. It reminded me of traditional Ghanaian food portions! Their double is the price of a full drink, so keep that in mind when they try to upsell. When it was time to pay, even though they clearly state that gratuity was already included, the bartender claimed she didn’t get anything. I’m not sure if it’s a management issue, but there seems to be some dishonesty involve

Passing by with some, we couldn't help be drawn in by the afrobeats music. Walking in, what a vibe! With no cover charge, from the decor to the beats, it definitely got us bumping! While the (small) dance floor was empty, over the time of just dancing to the music it filled out and got fun. The DJs know what they're doing! Can't wait to go back.

My husband and I visited this place for the first time on a Saturday night and we had sooo much FUN!! The Decor reflected the African themed vibes. Seating was available all around plus a good sized dance floor. Bathrooms were also clean and stocked on a Saturday night, that was definitely a great surprise. 🙂 The Food was good. I loved the variety that was offered. From Ghanian, to Nigerian, to Haitian, to American food options were all available on the menu to choose from. I would suggest that they watch the temperature though because our meat came a little cold, other than that everything else was at a good temperature properly cooked and ready to eat plus we did not have to wait long for our food. My husband hand some Jollof rice with Haitian Tasso (fried goat) and I had Kelewele and al

The service was good. Our server Porscha was GREAT!!! The food was good reminded me of Ghana. The owner was also Ghanaian gave us a Birthday Shot was celebrating my wife birthday. The overall experience is not cheap but most defintely worth it.

Came here for my cousins birthday. I ordered the snapper and diri djon djon and my sister ordered lamb chops and djon djon. When I say everything was terrible! The fish was the size of my hand for $55 and what made it worse is the fish was soooo nasty, so acidic and lacked flavor the rice was so crispy as if they gave me the bottom of the pot and also didn’t have any flavor. Like do y’all know what y’all doing in the kitchen or just experimenting? My sisters lamb was so raw you could hear the animal, her plate was completely taken off the check because the waiter seen for herself as my sister had just taken a bite of the lamb infront of her. I sent my plate back because no way am I paying for something so vile. The waiter offered to bring me a lamb chop platter instead which I agreed. I ga