Baraka

It started with good food and I have been going there for a while until today when they sold me bad fried whole fish(I think I was a left over of the previous day)😕. I tried calling their phone number to let them know but it's out of service. So I have to walk down there again tomorrow to either get a refund or another food ☹️. My tummy is even hurting because I tried to taste it!

Only had African food maybe twice in my life, this place is odee fire I don't even know what I ate but it was wild good lml definitely will Come back here that's a fact

One thing about me is that should I be in an area that I don't normally frequent, I will find myself some food. That's how I came across Baraka. I wasn't in the mood for the usual restaurant experience, and to be honest, since the pandemic, I have not been to a buffet. Easy to locate, well spaced, and most importantly, the food options on offer I appreciated. Now, only minus is you're vegetarian or vegan. There were two options available for you that I recall. I had the okra myself, and it was 🙌🏿. The food here is the Guinean style of West African from fried fish, chicken, and macaroni. I was almost tempted to get a week's worth of food. The taste says that it was a temptation worth falling for. Customer service was on point, too! Finally, drinks included some nonalcoholic beverages tha

This is a very interesting food joint. Take-out is the main mode but one could choose to eat at the few tables. Vegetarians will struggle since almost all items have some or the other meat. The food is great and the manager helpful.

Very good food but holy shit is this place expensive. Don't expect to pay less than $15 for a medium size meal