Restaurants in Ghana
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Mama Mia's
Expats swear by the thin-crusted, wood-oven-cooked pizza here. The pleasant outdoor garden dining area makes everything taste better. Spaghetti and kid-friendly chicken fingers also served.
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Monsoon
Incongruously located above a fast-food court, Monsoon is Accra's most upscale restaurant. The menu includes interesting items like warthog filet and crocodile tail. You may get snooty looks if you're dressed for tro-tros (minibuses or pick-ups). A more casual cigar lounge and sushi bar is attached.
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Orangery
The Orangery is a pretty-looking place specialising in sweet and savoury pancakes, muffins, waffles and crepes. Nonbreakfast specialities include moussaka and seafood bouillabaisse.
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Nourish Lab Smoothy's
These refreshing drinks, a combination of fruit and soft yogurt, are practically addictive because of the oppressive heat. Also serves sandwich wraps and salads.
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Buku
Ghanaian, Nigerian, Togolese and Senegalese specials are lovingly prepared at Buku, where the stylish 2nd-floor open-air dining area is reason alone for coming.
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Tiawaah Restaurant
You may catch the staff sleeping at this modern restaurant on the third floor of the Aseda Complex, a block from the VanefSTC station. It has a wide selection of Ghanaian, Chinese and continental cuisine. KPS World Enterprise Coffee Shop is on the second floor of the same complex.
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Moti Mahal Restaurant
One of the most expensive restaurants in Kumasi, with a large selection of Indian cuisine; because everything is a la carte the bill can add up. It's off the Southern Bypass Rd - some taxi drivers know where it is.
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Sweet Bite
It's worth a trip out to Sweet Bite, several kilometres south of Ahodwo Circle, for good Lebanese food like shwarma, falafel, hummus and tabbouleh. Other options like burgers and seafood are on the menu.
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Funkees
This little place with outdoor seating is in the minimall across from the Alliance Française and is known for its woodfire pizza and kebabs. There's a good wine shop above the restaurant.
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White Bell
The White Bell's 2nd-floor dining area catches some cooling breezes and is deservedly popular. Serves burgers, sandwiches and chicken and rice dishes. Music and dancing in the evening.
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Kentish Kitchen
Really only worth a visit if you're already at the National Cultural Centre complex, Kentish is a small outdoor eatery serving a small selection of basic Ghanaian fare.
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Osu Food Court
A mini mall with Nando's (a South African chain doing spicy Portuguese-style chicken), a coffee shop and bakery, a pizza joint and a couple of fried-chicken places.
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Le Petit Paris
An excellent spot for a morning coffee and croissant, Le Petit Paris is a simple bakery selling excellent baked goods. Grab a coffee for a nice sit-down breakfast.
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Chopsticks Restaurant
Looking like the remains of a restaurant, Chopsticks is only a few outdoor tables with plastic chairs serving standard Chinese dishes and delicious large pizzas.
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Haveli
There's no bells and whistles and in fact little decoration at this friendly Indian restaurant in the heart of Osu. It has a big menu serving Indian standards.
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Edvy Restaurant
For a postmuseum bite, sit at one of the trellis-covered tables in the grounds of the National Museum. The menu is a small selection of Ghanaian basics.
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Dynasty Restaurant
A fancy place as far as Accra restaurants go, the Dynasty specialises in Peking cuisine. Dim sum every Sunday afternoon.
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Choos Eatery
Choos has an open-air dining area that gets a cool breeze, and a large selection of Ghanaian dishes and burgers.
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Spicy Chicken
Fast food and fried chicken.
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Frankie's
An Accra institution, the upstairs restaurant serves burgers, pizzas and fried chicken, as well as salads, baguettes and sandwiches.
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Paloma Restaurant
Part of the hotel and bar complex, the Paloma serves a variety of food, including pizzas, Lebanese and Ghanaian food, and has a garden bar and restaurant area.
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