Kings and Queens Liberian Cuisine

Absolutely disgusting. I will NEVER order from this place again. I found a price of newspaper in my food. I'm disgusted beyond measure. The food tasted horrible today 2/21. I'm a frequent customer but NEVER AGAIN. food disgusting because there's a whole piece of newspaper in my cassaleaf. Someone needs to get FIRED IMMEDIATELY. This is unacceptable.

The food overall was ok. I had got the cassava leaf w/ turkey and chicken. Towards the end of my meal, I found a piece of black plastic in my food. It completely turned me off and I became highly concerned about the quality of their food. I won't be eating here again!!!

I visited Kings and Queens on Saturday to dine in with family. I was greeted warmly by the friendly hosts. The hosts Stacey and Kellie were so accommodating and attentive. We ate upstairs and the decor and ambiance was amazing. There was authenthic African wall art and soft lighting. We ordered Egusi soup, potato greens, and cassava leaf for dinner. We also ordered plantains with onion gravy (came on the side) and vegtable samosas. We ended our dinner with dessert made by another local business. The food was very good. The soup came with turkey and chicken and each bowl was full to the brim. The plantain was ripe and the onion gravy which is new to me was very nice. The samosas were made their style and it was really flavorful. I highly suggest visiting Kings and Queens for the amazing foo

Kings and Queens Liberian Cuisine has very good food and has very professional staff members that are knowledgeable about the menu if any customers have any questions. The staff are reasonable if you want to take out a certain ingredient in the food item you are paying for. Keep up the good work 👍

From the online reviews I was looking forward to coming here. I’ve been to Musu spot, JD, Emma’s Liberian restaurant and others in the past. This was the first time I had a dine in experience without a dine in experience. We walked in and were told we had to order and pay before being seated. Did just that and got the food pretty fast. However eating my fufu and soup With a flimsy tiny plastic spoon was unsatisfying. When we asked for an actual spoon they didn’t have. We got served in a Togo set up. The potato greens was ok. The casavaleaf was a no, flavor wise and the pepper soup was close to salty. A little over seasoned. When we got our food we didn’t see no one again till we walked out in silence. As someone who has managed a corporate restaurant for years and still is. Dine in servic