Tasty hit the spot Not sure which country but food I got…read morewas delicious Nice and soo

Such a homey and welcoming restaurant. You'll meet some of the most kindest and tender hearted…read morepeople here! Amazing Nigerian food. Do not skip out on this place

Nailah's has been one of my favorite restaurants for years. I love the chicken and lamb shawarma.read more

I'm heartbroken. I just planned on going to Nailah's for their fish Fatiyas and thought about their…read morejollof rice and learned they're closed. Omg, smh. I've been a customer since they opened and ALWAYS loved their delicious food. They were consistently good. And, Frances is a gem. I hope they open again or franchise. They are that good! Our economy makes it difficult for great restaurants to stay in business. I'll truly miss Nailah's.

Authentic and amazing Ghanaian food. The fufu and peanut…read morebutter soup and the waakye are to die for. Great value and great service.

A place where you can find jollof rice AND Jamaican beef patties? Sign me up!…read more The exterior is unassuming but the interior is bright, clean, and the service is polite and attentive. Kudos to the owner for being such a delight! I ordered jollof rice with chicken and a beef patty (of course). Both were excellent but I have to shower the jollof rice with praise. As a Nigerian American, the struggle to find good jollof is real. I have to say that this Ghanian style jollof was quite good. I won't get into a whole thing about which country has the best jollof but I enjoyed this iteration quite a bit. I highly recommend checking out KSB when you're near Parkville.

Ordered by phone for pickup and when I got there it was ready when the server came out. Street…read moreParking is awful tho. There are seats and the restaurant is fine. The food was flavorful and they give a lot of plaintains. The Jollof chicken meal and a drink was $25.

I ordered the Okra stew with fufu and the okra stew came cold/warm as if it was in the freezer and…read morethen warmed up. The meat in the stew was very tough. The bathroom was absolutely disgusting, a swarm of flies came out after I opened the door. I would not recommend this restaurant to a dog.

This is probably the hardest food place to find. It takes courage to navigate all the conspicuous…read morealleyways to get to this location. First of all, this is a startup trying to fill the gap in the African food desert of Baltimore downtown. This place is not all that put together guessing by the local, but it does offer excellent surprises. The Jollof is taste and flavorful, the natural ingredients brings out the flavor in unique French Ivory Coast way. The meat is tender and chewy. The Oxtail was just an overpriced collection of fat and bones. There is a delivery option, highly recommended since finding this place can be confusing. Make sure to call ahead to confirm the menu items. For most foodies, this will satisfy but leaves you asking for better meat and better food experience. Inside seating is limited or non existence. It's a labor of love for the owner and passion for the cook.

I have tried this place a few times since my last review…read more Gotta say, definitely one of the best African food spots. They also have a nice Caribbean selection. The food is always seasoned to perfection, and the portions are reasonable. I would still say call before placing an order just to ensure they have what you want. This is definitely my boyfriend's favorite restaurant!!

I got word of this viral Fried Fish coming out of Lexington Market in Baltimore. So I waited in the…read morecut for the hype to die down, then, I pulled up!! LET'S GO!! . Where I am: @platinumamalaspot inside of @lexington_market . Location Reviewed: 112 N.Eutaw St.,Baltimore M.D. . Items Reviewed: STAMP!! Their Egusi Soup ($19.99 with Egusi *made from ground melon seeds, palm oil, vegetables, peppers, & in this case chicken*, & FuFu *pounded yams*). STAMP!! Their Fried Fish Platter ($19.99 with 2 pieces of fried whiting, yellow rice, & cabbage). So folks were right!! I'm not sure what seasonings are being used for this fish, but it's crispy, meaty, & flavorful STAMP! The rice & veggies were LIKE THAT!! STAMP!! Their Drinks ($6.35 for their Amala Zobo Drink*Hibiscus Drink*, & $5 for their Maltina Drink). Their Zobo HITS!! Flavorful, sweet, & tasty!! The Maltina is an acquired taste, it's like a molasses drink...DECENT. LIKE THAT! Their Beef Stew ($19.99 with large beef chunks, veggies, & a red spicy sauce). The sauce was excellent in this dish!! It's tomato based, mildly spicy, & aromatic!! STAMP!! Their Puff Puff ($7.49 fried dough pastries with cinnamon sugar on top). Basically a fried donut hole!! STAMP!! . Customer Service: On Point! . Parking: Rough, but paid parking is available. . Recommendations: Get that Fish & FuFu! . Accessibility: It's wheelchair & differently abled persons friendly. 5 Stars=STAMP 4 1/2 Stars=LIKE THAT 4 Stars=DELICIOUS 3 Stars=DECENT 2 Stars=PASS 1 Star=NAH #Bigschlimsreviews

I tried this restaurant on a whim and walked up right as they were closing. I had rice, spicy…read morechicken and spinach to go-it hit the spot! The portion was good sized as well. The service was friendly as well and the signage was easy to find. Good to have some easy access Nigerian food in Lexington market!

The food's always good when I order. If you like stuffed wraps & getting your hands messy (in the…read morebest way), the chicken shawarma is great. I always love the matcha, especially with their new hibiscus flavor. Whoever's running the playlist sets a relaxing vibe

First time and it definitely won't be my last! I had a refreshing cucumber lemonade and an iced…read morewhite velvet latte with marshmallow cold foam! It was so unique and good! I was greeted very nicely by the owner and the space is beautiful with alot of greenery! I also tried their rainbow bagel breakfast sandwich that came with turkey bacon, egg and spicy mayo. 10/10!!! Highly recommend

I liked the vibe of this place, but overall it was just too expensive for the quality/quantity of…read morefood. The wild mushroom gnocchi was tasty, but the presentation was not up to par. The premium ribeye was cooked well, but it cooled very quickly since it was served pre-sliced. I really liked the cauliflower rice side though! The creme brûlée was much too dense, and I felt like the whipped cream on top defeated the purpose of the crust.

3rd year in a row,we have come for my birthday on Christmas Eve. we were 8 people. Took awhile for…read morea server to take our orders as they were very busy. My entree(boneless ribeye with crushed garlic spread) was luke warm,so I sent back for another one. It was cooked the way I like it. Two orders of Onion Strings came and they were luke cool and had to be returned and new ones were sent out. Overall was a pleasant experience and the food was good,everyone in the our party were pretty happy,although we did ask for separate checks,but everything was put on one check.

The goat pepper soup had the best broth I've tasted. I'm not sure if all of the meat was goat but…read moreit was really good. The jollof rice was the best flavored rice I've had in years. I will definitely order from them again. My only problem was they were out of puff puff and moin) a bean pudding I was really looking forward too.

Madame Beulah is amazing! She makes the swallows fresh to order if you go early enough. Just be…read moremindful of the time they close. Being Ghanaian - Amala was very similar to Ghanaian fufu and it was delicious. The iyan doesn't have much flavor but it pairs well with the different stews. I'll be trying other dishes here next time I'm in town! Nothing like mom's home cooking! I took photos once I drove all the way back to VA eat!

Came here at the recommendation of a friend who is a native Baltimorean. I'm so glad I did. Loved…read morethe vibe here. It was pretty packed when I went midday, but I was able to find a seat near an outlet (!) at the bar area. I pulled out my laptop and made myself comfy while I waited for the food I ordered. I ordered a cherry soda (house made) and a burger and fries. My food came out quickly and it was delicious, especially the house made sauce. This spot is like a coffee bar and cafe in one. I loved that it was on the lower level of an art gallery, and that there was art and culture on display all around. Hopefully I can come back here the next time I'm in town!

Beautiful spot for an afternoon patio hangout and appetizers. Came here around 3:45 on a Thursday…read moreand realized they have new hours: closed between 3-5pm! Luckily, there were still staff inside, and they were kind enough to let us relax on the patio while we waited for service to start again. The garden area on the patio is so beautiful, I can't get enough of it. The hanging lights, well kept foliage, flowers, and tiled walkways will keep you there for hours. This time, I finally tried their food! We grabbed a smoked salmon dip recommended to us by the waiter, and it was well worth it. Smokey, creamy dip topped with fresh dill, pickled onion, and capers served with a variety of buttery crackers. YUM. We also grabbed the Libyan meatballs, which were a spicier twist on a classic marinara meatball. My friend and I shared a couple drinks, but I don't recall the names as the craft cocktail menu changes frequently. One was a boozy tropical sipper topped with a lime, another was a beautiful spicy mango drink topped with mint, and finally we tried a pistachio infused sparkling drink with a side of pistachios. Out of the three, the spicy mango one was my favorite, but they were all very unique and delicious. Love this spot as always and I can't wait to come back!