Mama Cass

Recently refurbished. The ambiance is amazing with great choice of menu list. Seafood Platter or mixed meat platter is a must try for anyone visiting

It's always a pleasure to visit. Currently under new management. Great meal and brilliant customer service.

The place is small but really cozy! It was so lively everyone seemed to know each other… I straight away felt so comfortable! The DJ was playing the best songs ever! The food didn’t take long to come and it tasted good. I would recommend to anyone who likes to have a good time. I was there on a Sunday ;

Food was okay. Service is similar to a cafeteria, not like a restaurant. Very quiet place, we were the only customers on a Friday evening.

Most of the menu items were not available. The restaurant has been renamed IrokoFood: 1/5

Hmm the jollof was okay not bad but the stews and soup lack seasonings and spices and does not represent Nigerian cuisine tbh the chef needs a lot of improvement food was overall poor, I'll post some maggi and knorr cubes.

First time there and this is my honest review. 1.Low quality food, no attention to taste, absolutely bland with no salt, pepper or any form of seasoning. 2.The food is a joke, and very disappointing if you are actually there to eat Nigerian food. 3.I do not understand how you will serve watery pounded yam, vegetable soup full of water to one side and vegetables on the other side. 4. How do you serve ogbolo soup with strange vegetable in it with absolutely no taste of even salt. 5.Sad that this place poses as a Nigerian restaurant because clearly the food served there is a strange concept and definitely not Nigerian cuisine. Suggestion: Avoid this place! Find somewhere else to eat.

I'll never forget my experience here where you're made to feel at home despite the fact that you're far away from home. The Abula was fantastic and the owners are very friendly.

Substandard food served at this restaurant. Please don’t waste your money. Moin moin was stale and burnt, ayamase had no spice and hardly any meat and suya was dripping with oil.

I really wanted to enjoy this restaurant being a Nigerian myself but for some reason it just wasn't Mama Cass's day. I went with two of my friends and all of our orders came out wrong. One of us didn't even get our food and had to go without eating anything in the end because her order was completely messed up. The food was okay. I don't think I'll be going back.