Angie Winners Kitchen

First time trying Nigerian food and Angie’s did not disappoint. There was lots of flavor in the soup and the meat pie! Angie even gave us some sweets to try! The little donuts were the perfect level of sweetness, not too sweet and not too plain! I could eat those all day!

We tried Angie Winners Kitchen for the first time today. My son is quite a foodie, and likes to explore culinary culture. The owner and staff were very welcoming as soon as we walked in the door.
She shared a delicious hibiscus/ginger beverage with us and helped us navigate the menu. All three of our meals were delicious!!! My mom had jollof rice with chicken. I had waakye with chicken with added avocado and fried plantains (I LOVE fried plantains - and these did not disappoint!), and my son had Efo Riro (I think ;-) ) We were very impressed with the service and the flavors! We'll be back! Thank you for a great lunch!

The owner is AMAZING! We came in looking for the buffet but said she no longer offers that. We told her that we hadn't tried West African food and want to know what she would suggest. She told us what to get and they were absolutely delicious. The food was very filling and flavorful. I recommend this place to anyone. It's the epitome of why I love hole in the wall resturaunts. Great service, amazing food.

My sister and I were happy to find a Ghanaian restaurant in the area. We checked it out on a Friday afternoon, and they had a nice selection of food for their buffet option. It cost $20 per person. The food was tasty. I enjoyed the Waakye. The owner Ms. Angie stopped by our table and was very friendly. Overall, I liked the food and ambiance. Very nice music playlist 🙌