Accra

Germaine Small

They were very attentive and prompt. The food is also quite good. Will return.

Jnr musk Tv

One thing wrong about this restaurant is how slow they are c,mon you can be on a line for good 1 hour I think they need to work on that. They need to get a clerk who takes their money and the servers should work faster as well.

Jared Cohee

GHANA 🇬🇭 Excerpt from Eat the World NYC: Especially on those days when the sun shines bright, it always takes a moment for your eyes to adjust to the dim environs of Accra Restaurant after coming in from Davidson Avenue. In the past ten years at the original spot, not much has changed besides successive coats of blue paint to cover graffiti and a brand new logo on the awning. This image is reflective of the food, a Ghanaian flag and its black star superimposed on the continent of Africa. On any day you are likely to find options to eat from many West African countries and other languages not used in Ghana being spoken by customers. A recent visit with friends was a chance to sample a few different things and see where the restaurant had evolved since opening other locations. Thankfully the quality of everything has not changed and they were still not catering to crowds without experience eating these foods.

J Ubiwa

Traditional west African food located conveniently in the Bronx. I always get the okra soup with fufu. I've tried the jelloff rice but it doesn't compare to Nigerian jelloff so I wouldn't recommend it. I've also tried the peanut soup but it was way too oily for me. I would suggest you take your food to go as the dining area is extremely tight and is quite dark. They currently have a plumbing problem (toward bathroom) where the floor is soaking wet as if the beginning on entering a lake. That is why I did not give a 4 star. Definitely a safety hazard and they have no sign up informing you. So be careful while walking.