My girlfriend and I actually stumbled upon this place leaving the 18th street garage. Upon entry, there's a live band playing new hits as well as classics. The bartenders were very sweet, even came to dance with us at the end of the night. The people were a comfortable mix of West Africans, West Indians, and Middle Easterner's*. The thing I liked most about this place was the f...

Came in there as the first of our party. The guys at the bar invited me to join them for a drink while waiting. Had a lot of fun with them and when the rest of my party arrived they thought I've been there before because everybody was talking to me as if they knew me for more than ten minutes. The food was really good and although i've never been to Africa it seemed authentic. ...

The food here is A-MAZING. I love West African food and happened to stumble upon this place. I loved it so much, I came back two more times during my short DC stay. The Cassava was perfect but I suggest trying out the Egusi... It was my first time trying it, picked by the owner, and so delicious. Also, great people-- family owned and kind people. And fun reggae bands play I thi...

The Suya is really fantastic at this resto. I order it each time i visit and can't see to get enough. A reggae band frequently plays too. The furnishings are a bit old and the lights too bright. All in all, a great value for money