Book African Restaurants in London

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Adam's Café
Run by Abdel and Frances Boukraa – he hailing from Djerba, Tunisia, she English born and bred – Adam’s Café is a thriving family affair which has grown over the years to become one of Shepherds Bush’s most popular restaurants. A café by day and a restaurant serving North African cuisine by night, Adam’s Café is a bustling local hub, informal and authentic, decorated in mosaics and cheerful colours. It may serve the biggest and best breakfast on Askew Road but this is no greasy spoon. Visit in the evening and find yourself greeted by the spice infused aromas of Tunisia and Morocco. The menu consists simply of couscous dishes alongside grills and tagines, each based precisely on Abdel’s experience of home cooking. You really won’t find a more authentic taste of North Africa in the capital.

Cuisine: North African
Location: 77 Askew Road, Ravenscourt Park, London, W12 9AH [Map]
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African Torch
African, Caribbean and continental cuisine.

Cuisine: Caribbean, African
Location: 135/137 High Cross Road, London, N17 9NU [Map]
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African Torch
Located on High Cross Road, African Torch is the perfect place to take your clients and your dinner dates for a colourful meal. Specialising in West African, Caribbean and continental cuisine, this little neighbourhood gem is painted an elegant shade of blue and the walls are adorned with African masks and clay sculptures. Decorated with chocolate leather seating and wooden floors, African Torch is a smart venue and its platters are perfect for sharing with friends. Close to Tottenham Hale station and the Tottenham Hale Retail Park, African Torch restaurant is convenient for post-shopping catch-ups, and locals love the traditional Sunday roasts. Fussy eaters will enjoy simple dishes such as the vegetable lasagne.

Cuisine: African
Location: 135 - 137 High Cross Road, London, N17 9NU [Map]
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Ayoush
Fantastically fun and buzzy high-quality North African restaurant / bar with casbah-style decor and differently themed North African 'caves' downstairs. The food is French-African with the emphasis on North African and the odd Berber and Jewish Moroccan influence thrown in for good measure. Not somewhere to take your Great Aunt Gertie (unless she's a real party animal), but a fab spot for a night out with your pals or a romantic dinner with your main squeeze. What's cooking? Tabouleh, falafel, hummus, sambousek, merguez, stuffed calamari, shawarma, kebabs, tagines, couscous, sea bass and salmon.

Cuisine: North African
Location: 58 James Street, Marylebone, W1U 1HG [Map]
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Azou
An inviting restaurant on Chiswick’s busy King Street, Azou is intimate and family run. Cosy and warm, decorated in a typically North African style, complete with lavishly embroidered upholstery and soft, colourful rugs with full Aladdin appeal, deep red painted arches and dimly glowing lanterns, Azou is full of character and charm. Specialising in the cuisine of Tunisia, Morocco and Algeria, Azou’s menu contrasts sweet and spicy, bold and subtle, light and heavy with traditional dishes imbued with North African colour, flavour and texture. For a relaxed evening after work settle on comfy floor cushions around a low table and order a refreshing mint tea or well earned glass of wine.

Cuisine: North African
Location: 375 King Street, Hammersmith, W6 9NJ [Map]
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Bbar
Bbar's South African-themed bar and restaurant in London's Victoria does a good trade in classy lunches, fine wines and fantastic cocktails. Here’s where you can dine out on springbok (on sweet potato mash, with bacon, lentils and mushroom sauce), or, if it’s lunchtime, Boerewors sausages. Having said that, the menu is predominantly Modern European. The SA options are simply particularly worth mentioning. Mike Myers’ photographs of big game, zebrano wooden table tops, leopardskin lampshades, and fake crocodile leather chairs coupled with enthusiastic, ever-smiling staff provide all the equatorial atmosphere you could wish for. Downstairs, a funky, laidback bar copes with the after-work overspill. Finally, a decent restaurant near Victoria Station.

Cuisine: European, South African
Location: 43 Buckingham Palace Road, London, SW1W 0PP [Map]
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Cape Town Fish Market
Cape Town Fish Market restaurant is quite a bit more than what it says on the tin. This South African stalwart, now conveniently located in London’s Soho, is a fish market, seafood restaurant, teppanyaki and conveyor belt style sushi bar all under one roof. And if it swims or scuttles in the ocean, you’ll probably find the freshest example of it at Cape Town Fish Market. The firm house favourite, unique in a London restaurant, is the ‘select ‘n’ weigh at the fish display’, where you can create your own seafood platter from the market’s best. Sushi scoots by on a Kaiten-style conveyor-belt – perfect for those looking for a lighter bite. A selection of steak, lamb and poultry is also on offer for those who fancy something warm-blooded. The décor is truly smart yet relaxed, a combination of ocean-inspired blue wash lighting and sleek design. The message at Cape Town Fish Market is come, relax and enjoy.

Cuisine: Japanese, South African
Location: 5 & 6 Argyll Street, Sutherland House, London, W1F 7TE [Map]
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Hush Private Dining
Beloved by London’s beautiful people, Hush Private Dining offers a sublime private dining experience for all your classiest affairs. These exclusive areas provide sumptuous, chic and stylish places to host dinners, parties, events, gatherings even wedding receptions.

Cuisine: North African
Location: 8 Lancashire Court, Brook Street, London, W1S 1EY [Map]
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Kokeb Ethiopian Cuisine
The consumate chef/hostess/waitress/owner of Kokeb Ethiopian Cuisine – exotically named Getenesh – must be secretly wearing a cape under her clothes as she runs this restaurant like a superhero. Treating every customer like a houseguest, Getenesh runs an immaculate eatery on London's Roman Way, and her home-cooking is a wholesome and adventurous affair. The cosy and colourful dining room at Kokeb is filled with African textiles and lively music, and the restaurant is also conveniently close to the Emirates Stadium and Caledonian Road station, making it a good place for pre-game feeds. Don't miss the chicken cooked in a light tomato sauce with coriander and onions, the fresh injera bread and the huge portions of chocolate sponge cake.

Cuisine: North African
Location: 45 Roman Way, Holloway, N7 8XF [Map]
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Maghreb Moroccan Restaurant
This may be North London but you could easily be forgiven for thinking you have been transported to North Africa when you step into Maghreb. A bit like setting foot in a souk with lots of Moroccan pottery and artefacts. Hoards of loyal Islington customers make this a popular North London hangout. What's cooking? Moroccan fare, of course. Mixed meze, spicy lentil and pumpkin tagine, vegetables couscous, aromatic duck served on a bed of couscous and beetroot salad, baghrir - a kind of pancake served with honey and butter and Moroccan coffee or mint tea.

Cuisine: North African
Location: 189 Upper Street, Islington, London, N1 1RQ [Map]
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