Decent food, great ambience not a lot of foot traffic on Sunday. We ordered the fish and plantain read more

Little Lagos - Fried yam and assorted meat stew - African Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

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We arrived to this restaurant/hookah bar around 7:15pm. A waiter came to assist us immediately which was great. They will offer bottled water as if it's the only option since there is a charge associated with it; however, tap water is available for free but you have to request it. We ordered around 7:31pm and received our food within thirty minutes. Because this is a hookah bar, the tables on the restaurant side are very low. You'll have to lean forward and down if you have the food delivered to you there. We were sitting at the low tables first but decided to head to the bar so we could actually sit at normal table height to eat. The steak kabobs were cooked too hard. They didn't ask how we wanted them cooked and we didn't think to tell them medium, so we just dealt with the overly well-done. They had a good taste, but they were just really tough to chew. The jollof rice with chicken and plantains was absolutely delicious; however, one of the chicken legs was really dark on the inside which made me not want to eat it, so I left half of that leg on the plate. I did dump the jollof rice into the sauce that the chicken sat in though because it was amazing. I loved the spice it added to the meal. The taste of all of the food was phenomenal. The jollof rice is definitely the star of both meals. read more

Little Lagos - Steak kabobs with jollof rice - African Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

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I ordered through uber eats. The food arrived promptly with everything I ordered, and it was hot. However, the taste of the food was horrendous. It was the worst Nigerian food I've ever had. I could not even finish it. My husband is Nigerian and he could not believe how bad it was. think if the food was better it could be a great place. I ordered the beef suya, stew, okra, and vegetable soup. read more

The environment is lounge like. So they olay loud music, and they have people smoking hookah. The music was really good - Afrobeats. Our server was amazing! She was very bubbly. I wanted swallow, but they didn't have it so I was a bit upset about that. I ended up ordering jollof and chicken. The jollof was okay. I didn't like that they gave me 2 chicken drumsticks. I would have appreciated variety in the pieces. The juice was also too sweet. read more

Little Lagos - African Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

I had a very bad experience I ordered a side of jollof rice which the menu said $8. I went to pick up rice and the cost was $12. First mistake. They were not friendly I would never return. The worst part is the rice was very nasty burnt and the smell was awful. I immediately threw the rice in the garbage because it was garbage. Very disappointed. The deserve 0 stars read more

This was my almost $30 meal... what kind of nonsense is this. Who is doing this to people. Rice is not that expensive read more

Little Lagos - This was my almost $30 meal... soooo disappointed. What kind of nonsense is this - African Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

I PROMISE THIS IS THE LAST PLACE I WANT TO WRITE A REVIEW LIKE THIS!!! I drive an 1 HOUR to get this food. I brag about their food. I've been craving this for about 5 months finally had a change to stop by while on that side of town. I ordered the egusi with assorted meat no beef and fufu. I asked for a drink while I way - THEY NO LONGER HAVE LIQUOR- apparently there was an accounting issue ( idk didn't make since to me but not my concern) ok no worries because I came for the food anyways. My first plate had HAIR in and around it . My second plate has dry beef in it and the cow foot was sooooo far from be edible. The young lady tells me that it's Hispanics in the kitchen ( make it make sense, not saying they can't cook but she said they don't understand anything) My third place comes and at this point I want a refund but I WANT MY EGUSI. I start eating it the tripe is so tuff I almost choked. The melon seed tastes burnt and it's so much tomato stew now that it's over powering everything. Now I have to find another place to get egusi and it's not easy to find.. OH AND I PAID $36 for this read more

I was in the mood for Nigerian food and was in the area so decided to t try this place. I looked at the menu before coming but did not realize the same dish's price changes depending on the time of day. I ordered the beef suya and okro chicken soup with fufu. My bill was $55. I was not very pleased with the portion or quality of the suya. Very tough/over cooked. And the chicken was not cooked with the stew but added after. I was left with buyers remorse and likely won't return. read more

DON'T WASTE YOUR MONEY SHAME ON THEM First of all I ordered lunch Jolloff and goat $17 Extra goat $6 And two fufu $3 each They ran my credit card for $57 and change When I asked why the price was different they told me that was an old menu on the website which was not true. I was looking forward to picking up the food and taking it back to Florida with me. When we got about an hour down the road heading back home I realized the goat meat was cow foot. The Jolloff was the most disgusting I have ever had. I through it all away. It's a shame. They don't help the negativity of the world always putting down Nigerians for being scams. They took my money and I can't even say it was worth it. I've tried to call numerous times and they said they are closed due to maintenance issues. I hope someone catches up with this restaurant and closes them down They are only getting a one star because I had to put something in order to write my review but believe me if I did not have to it would not be there. read more

The food was amazing. The experience was a 10 out of 10. If you like some party music vibe while you eat food you'll love this place. My husband was allergic to the food that they had in here and they were nice enough to let him bring outside food into the restaurant so that was definitely a 10 out of 10 as well. read more

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I love little Lagos. This was the first spot I came for African food when I moved to ATL. They have the best suya and snapper. The chicken wings are way too small but flavorful. Def a must try! read more

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Went to visit the place right after opening, very nice location. Gives nighttime vibe as it is a club/lounge. Was not expecting that, I also was not expecting a $2 mandatory tip for takeout order. The food itself was ok, from the picture you can tell this isn't proper jollof and stew. The chicken wasn't cooked in the stew, so it wasn't as flavorful as i was expecting. read more

Little Lagos - Jollof Rice and Chicken - African Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

Came in for a nice after dinner vibe on Friday night around 10:30pm. It's very spacious inside with two separated sections and two bars. On one side it was a bit more Smokey due to the hookah. The afrobeats playing were on point! We ordered a mighty freeze hookah, which was extremely strong. We had to send it back and let the staff know. He didn't take our word, and instead tried it for himself. He agreed and happily got us a new flavor. The only con I have is that when ordering drinks and food there was always a wait. This was due to the fact that they only had one bar "open", and we were seated at the unopened bar. The bartender told us it was because they didn't want to clean up two bars. This area is interesting. The plaza has about 3-5 lounge/club spots that seem to all get packed as the night goes on. Little Lagos is attached to the Boum Boum part, music is the same in both areas. The parking lot is large, however they section off areas in the public lot to then charge people for "VIP" parking. read more

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Cool vibes, music and drinks...its the only thing that saved them from a 1 star.. Ordered jollof, beef suya & lemon pepper wings.. Food was mid...$15 for jollof rice after a certain time was an absolute negative for me read more

This is one of my go-to spots for Nigerian food. & that's saying a lot cos I'm Nigerian. I love the assorted stew as well as ayamase, efo riro, shya and the moimoi; but my favorite dish they have is the banga and starch. I'm from delta state so rarely do we find our delicacies here in the states. The portions are reasonable, and the pricing is pretty good too. The staff are very kind and knowledgeable of their offerings. I love getting their food as take-out or pickup after a long day, you can't beat it. I recommend it all the time. If you're looking for great Nigerian food in Atlanta, it doesn't get any better than this. read more

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Can't believe this spot has been up the street from me this entire time! Dropped in for a pick-up order. I tried calling prior, but the phone went straight to voicemail. Inside was beautiful, really love the light fixtures, art and the Lagos wall map, so creative. This spot doubles down as a restaurant/lounge, hence the name: Boum Boum / Little Lagos. It took a while to place my order, but once placed wait was about 15-20 mins. The only reason I'm giving this spot 4 instead of 5 stars is due to a few inconsistencies - of course a phone number is on the site, but no one answers. But I did see someone taking an order over phone, so not sure when they decide to answer. Also, menus online do not match menus in restaurant - those in restaurant had more items and prices had an uptick of about $3-5, which you can imagine can be very confusing. As for the food, my experience does not account for a dining-in experience, but I truly enjoyed my jollof with plantain and beef Suya. This is comfort food for me, so I truly enjoy it being so close. Portions were fair and food was fresh. Waitresses were very friendly and accommodating. All in all, I'll be back tomorrow LOL read more

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Food and service was good. no isses at all. i oreder the pepper soup, Full fish and beef suya. read more

Little Lagos - beef suya. - African Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

Ambiance and interior is good. Food is great. Service was good with the only caveat of the need to see your identification at all times and very complicated payment system and verification. read more

Boum Boum has some really great snapper, it's always fried well and the red sauce it's super tasty! It has a kick though so I get it on the side sometimes to control the spice. The beef suya is goood when it's prepared right but sometimes it's a bit over cooked. The bartender was very sweet and made good drinks! I like going there to watch games on the tv, it's a chill vibe. read more

Little Lagos - Red snapper - African Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

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the worse food we ever had! the rice is bitter and burns and smoky! the fish is definitely an old spoil fish, the egusi taste like they put s in it. their jerk chicken and peppers soup, just a waste. we came out of two and wanted African food spend over 300 dollars. just to throw the food away read more

Been on the search for a bomb Nigerian restaurant in Atlanta. It's like finding a needle in a haystack. Three stars What they did RIGHT The spicy tomato stew and shaki Plantains- soft but I feel this can be hit or miss because in previous pictures it looks like they fried unripe plantains What could be better The jollof rice could be spicier but I like it's burnt taste to give it the smoky flavor The beef that comes with assorted meat option is TOUGH and I dislike beef that hard to bite into and chew The goat pepper soup was OK. I've had better. Spice level is on point but it just tasted a bit bitter to me. I liked the softness of the goat meat and shaki in the goat pepper soup Egusi was OK. Tasted a little spoiled. Would not order this again. I also didn't care for the bones and it was a lot to the point I was on the lookout for bones than trying to enjoy the egusi that I bought. $4 eba is overkill Overall three stars would order again maybe the white rice and stew plate. I want to try their chicken. I like that I am within delivery limits for UberEats. read more

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Wanted Nigerian food for dinner. looked this place up!! I went with a friend and we walked in and it's so beautiful and clean (loved) I'm so picky also it's a lounge nice cool. Music was on point, a DJ is there but we sat in the front room. I ordered appetizer Suya I was pleased with it also they has hookah if interested. I ate lamb it was delicious and my friend enjoyed his plate. We drink a lot but it wasn't I wanted I did get beer no Nigerian beer tho which was odd moving forward. Shay was my sever she was great just the wait on the food was long. read more

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Came with a friend to hangout. He ate and I had drinks. I ordered something simple (just vodka soda) but the drink was well made. I also enjoyed the music. I look forward to coming back and trying the food. read more

The Beef Suya was horrible. Overcooked, tough, and could hardly be called Suya. Avoid. read more

Little Lagos - Beef Suya - African Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

WORST dining experience ever! We had a tab that reached nearly $600 and were treated terribly by staff. On top of this the food was subpar. The food took almost two hours to arrive and several items had to be sent back because they tasted awful. At the end of our meal the owner demanded we give him our IDs to keep on file...it was giving SCAM. Don't waste your time coming here. ZERO STARS. read more

Hidden gems on Buford Hwy never fail! I grew up eating Nigerian food and had a craving I haven't itched in years. Ordered through Uber Eats. I ordered rice and plantains with chicken and goat meat. Ordered moi moi. I also ordered pounded yam but they gave me beef suya instead which honestly I think I preferred and was happy about the mistake! Overall it was every bit nostalgic and delicious. It's unfortunate of all the low ratings but from my experience, It was a great and I'm happy to support a black business especially one with great food. It was all seasoned very well and not overly spicy. Everything was packaged well, great big portions for the price, and I'll definitely be ordering again. read more

Little Lagos - Jollof Rice Plantains Beef Suya - African Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

Food okay.i have had better Nigerian food elsewhere. However the main thing the food was way overpriced...

Overpriced and uninspired. My search for good, authentic African food (that isn't Ethiopian) in Atlanta continues... read more

Little Lagos - Ewa agoyin. - African Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

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Suraya is the BOMB.com. She has us all night. I'll def be back because of her. My homegirl and I ended up here after trying multiple places and neither of us regretted it one bit. I had way too many shots, but that was my friend working against me lol. Suraya was just following instructions lol. Come and thank me later. read more

Great after hours spot ! This is usually the place I go after we've been out for the evening as an after hours kinda place. The music is Afro beats for the most part. The after hours menu is limited but has a good selection of some west African food and some wings/fries. The service is always good. You don't have to have a section for a larger party which & they split the bills with no problems. They do have valet and self parking is available. Great place for a little spot to hit before you head home for the night. read more

Best Nigerian food I have ever had. Services are good, very professional and down to earth, nice ambiance. Will definitely be visiting again. Good for celebrations. I only give review when I have issues with a restaurant but this place is way too good to be in atl. read more

Little Lagos - African Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

They need to seriously evaluate their suya dish. So hard to the point my jaw was hurting half way through eating, and surprisingly no flavor. This used to be my spot for suya, guess it's time to find somewhere else to go. read more

First let me start with the fact that I was trying to order something for lunch. I looked at their website and looked at the menu. I picked what I wanted to order and then made my way to the restaurant. When I got to the restaurant I ordered an order of Suya and an order of Yam chips. When the order was charged I noticed that the prices they charged me in the stoor were completely different from the prices I saw online. I asked the waitress why that was. She states that the website online is a fake website. Mind you this website has the correct address the correct telephone number and pictures of the restaurant. I got my order and I made it back to work. When I open my bag to look at my order., I noticed that I did not get the Yam chips that I ordered. Instead they gave me Plantains. I called the waitress to tell her that my order was wrong. She stated that she thought I wanted Suya and Plantains. I told her that i specifically stated yam chips. She then stated that plantains are a type of chips. I then told her that i have never heard that before and that i did not get what i paid for. She put me on hold and then came back to the phone to tell me that she would be sending a new order to me at the job with the yam chips. I never received this order. The food itself was not good at all. The Suya tasted more boiled than grilled. This is actually the worst restaurant and service that i have ever received from a Nigerian restaurant and I am Nigerian. read more

If you are looking for a taste of authentic Nigerian cuisine this is the place to come. A brand new restaurant in Atlanta offering signature dishes and a traditional style of preparing them. I came here on a Wednesday evening with a few Colleagues for a networking event. We all ordered different items off of the menu and tried various dishes. The restaurant has plenty of seating, televisions, and there is a bar area where you can order food and hookah. The decorations in the restaurant are also very nice and handcrafted. This new restaurant is located in a shopping plaza so there is plenty of parking available and it's easy to get to. I tried the beef suya, Jollof rice and the egusi stew. The beef Suya was cooked well and came with the spicy pepper seasoning on the side. The only complaint about the Suya was that the portion is very small for the price in comparison to other African restaurants in Atlanta that serve suya. The Jollof rice was good and tasted like traditional Nigerian jollof rice. It was moist and it had a very smoky flavor to it. The plantain was not overly ripe or sweet. The egusi was very flavorful with big chunks of meat. I would definitely come here again if in the area and in the mood for Nigerian food. After all they are open until 6am on weed read more

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The food was sooooooo delicious! I had the ayamashe, egusi, and efo absolutely delicious and D our server was super sweet and professional!!!!! 10 out of 10 will try again! read more

Ambience was amazing, food service was quick! I like how it tasted! Thank you very much for having me!

I've been wanting to try this place for a while but I heard so may say the customer service was horrible, food being to pricey and small portions. It was a lot. I finally said let me just see. Hopefully my experience will be better. TikTok have you trying all types of s**t. I was dying to have egusi stew, goat pepper soup and efo riro with pounded yam. I tried it all. The egusi definitely wasn't my fave. It's for sure an acquired taste. Especially if you aren't use to eating it. I loved the efo riro. Different but I liked it. And my fave was the pepper soup. That spice was just right. I wanna burn. Lol. I was mixing it with the efo riro but it took over. I set everything else to the side and demolished the soup. Im not sure the pricing normally is for that but I got a decent amount for my buck. The tab was up there but I enjoyed the experience of something different. I would order again. read more

Cool place. The food is okay. Don't let them upcharge you for bottled water ($5... seriously?). Anyway, check them out. read more

Little Lagos - Egussi Goat Soup with Mashed Yam, and a side of moi moi. - African Near Me - Atlanta, Georgia

In my opinion, it's definitely one of the top places to get good Nigerian food. The Egusi and pounded yam is always delicious. Definitely a vibe and good music especially late nights. My friends and I come here occasionally and appreciate the service too. read more

This is definitely going to be a go-to spot of mine from now on. I enjoyed the authentic flavors and the quick preparations. The food had the perfect amount of spice as well, which is huge because a lot of Nigerian places over do it making it hard to actually enjoy the food. My only complaint is the Egusi Soup had too many bones for my liking. However the softness of the pounded yams and the perfect flavors in the jollof rice made up for it! read more