Joyful Heart African Cuisine

Alexa Phillip

Found this place on the spur of a whim, will absolutely be returning and have already recommended to my peers. Food was ready within 15 minutes of calling, the lady on the phone was patience and kind, greeting me with a smile and positive attitude when I walked in as well. The food was also pretty great, the jollof was fluffy and flavorful, the goat meat stew was yummy as well! Goat wasn't too over cooked which I appreciated. Giving 4 stars instead of 5 only because of the plantains. Will eat here again!

TP Becks

The jollof rice and plaintains were good. But unfortunately the goat meat was very hard to chew. Very small portion sizes for the price I paid. Overall not worth it 👎🏾 Based on what I have read, management is claiming to make changes. Are you?

Jennifer

The service was excellent and the food was prompt. However, I felt ripped off. I paid $18.01 for this plate of Jollof rice and beef. Only two pieces of beef. The food was below average, was served room temperature, and tasted mediocre. The meat was also extremely overcooked and tough. Additionally, I was advised there were no coins in the entire restaurant so the staff member took $19 cash (from a total of $18.01) since I didn’t have a penny and did not provide change. Never seen such a thing. I will not be returning.

Greg Johnson

Looking into more African places to eat. Now that I know dodo is fried plantains, Ill have to add to my order :-) Yes, going to different culture restaurants gives and education and the menu here is no exception. The menu items are in are in Nigerian dialect that I need to ask. They have translations in english, but that not the point of coming to an ethnic restaurant. The wait wasnt bad and the food appears to be home cooked. My meal was yam porridge in the pictures