Little Lagos

This was my second time here. I was so disappointed, never again will I recommend this place to anyone. The first time there the food was awesome fresh and tasty. We spoke highly of this place traveled 4 hours just to take friends there and the food was not fresh the rice was hard, cold and crunchy, the plantains were dry, no flavor. The chicken stew was old and drenched in palm oil, no stew or blend of tomatoes. We all got sick with runny bowels for days. I was highly disappointed and felt because when sent the plantains back we got served the bottom of the barrel of the food. I the most I ate was the spinach. I will never visit this place again nor will I recommend it to anyone

Atlanta joint for blacks and Nigerians

Vegetarian options: I recommend them serving vegetarian meat.

Food is awesome atmosphere is great the waitress Shay wasn’t quite attentive. I guess it’s because gratuity is 20% and they feel they don’t need to help more. We constantly had to look for her.

Delicious African (Nigeria) food. Amala and gbegiri with delicious stew with lots of assorted meat.

I’m an American born Nigerian living away from my family and just really needed home cooked food while I was in Atlanta. Went to Little Lagos. The food was soooooooo good. I don’t know what people on here are talking about. Tasted like it was cooked by my mothers back home. Nana came out and we talked. She loved on my daughter. My daughter was so happy and enjoyed herself too. In fact the reason I am even doing this review is because my daughter said she missed Nana and wanted to call her tomorrow. Lol. She’s my new Auntie now. I love her. I absolutely loved the food and the service too and I will always go back.

My partner got me food for here. The Amala and ewedu. The ewedu had more gbegeri than ewedu. Lots of meat though if you a meat lover. Very soft meat

Jill of rice is not good And it is not a restaurant