I went twice in a span of 2 weeks. Such a yummy flavor experience. I got their ogbono soup and groundnut soup both with goat meat. Service was a little bit lacking but all in all the food and drinks made up for it. Both times I went we were one of the only people there
A Hidden Gem: 1504 - Consistent Quality, Excellent Service, and Great Ambiance
1504 has become my go-to restaurant, and I'm amazed it isn't teeming with patrons considering their outstanding service. Nonetheless, this allows me to savour their offerings more!
Their food quality remains consistently exceptional, with prices hitting the sweet spot. I've brought family, friends, and potential partners; everyone leaves satisfied.
Having become a home away from home for me, 1504 offers delectable West African dishes served in a delightful ambience. Don't miss out on this fantastic dining experience – highly recommended!
The vibe inside is truly nice. Loved the indoor garden and the overall atmosphere. The staff was very nice and polite. Only negative side was the fact that despite having emphasised that I didn’t eat meat I still got server plates with it. Loved the yam and pepper sauce!
It was amazing! The waiters were so friendly and intelligent. The ambience and the wooden structures were a vibe.. The Jungle Juice was just heaven! Their portions were soooo huge I had to take out. And it was so affordable. I will definitely visit again!
A cozy and unpretentious restaurant, located along Saka Tinubu Street, VI.
Not as snobbish (or exclusive?) as a few other restaurants along the same street, I was given a warm welcome from the uniformed guard to the waitress who attended to me.
There are different seating areas, with a glass-walled garden in the centre - which lends a visually-appealing twist to the pleasant aesthetics of this property.
Air-conditioning is adequate and the menu is extensive; with many Naija delicacies covered, continental options and exotic meals from neighboring countries included. The waitress claimed they are mostly available. Well…
I cringed upon seeing very untidy price amendments on the menu, done by sticking a piece of paper with the new price written on top. I found this very tacky and unbecoming of any (serious) restaurant.
There’s an exterior seating area, for those who prefer natural ventilation or a smoke. The place is generally spacious, albeit parking space is very limited.
The rest rooms are also cramped, such a poor use of space.
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Boluwatife Ishola
11 months agoI went twice in a span of 2 weeks. Such a yummy flavor experience. I got their ogbono soup and groundnut soup both with goat meat. Service was a little bit lacking but all in all the food and drinks made up for it. Both times I went we were one of the only people there
Sikemi
2 years agoA Hidden Gem: 1504 - Consistent Quality, Excellent Service, and Great Ambiance 1504 has become my go-to restaurant, and I'm amazed it isn't teeming with patrons considering their outstanding service. Nonetheless, this allows me to savour their offerings more! Their food quality remains consistently exceptional, with prices hitting the sweet spot. I've brought family, friends, and potential partners; everyone leaves satisfied. Having become a home away from home for me, 1504 offers delectable West African dishes served in a delightful ambience. Don't miss out on this fantastic dining experience – highly recommended!
Ahlam Taik
2 years agoThe vibe inside is truly nice. Loved the indoor garden and the overall atmosphere. The staff was very nice and polite. Only negative side was the fact that despite having emphasised that I didn’t eat meat I still got server plates with it. Loved the yam and pepper sauce!
Nesvilla Glam
4 years agoIt was amazing! The waiters were so friendly and intelligent. The ambience and the wooden structures were a vibe.. The Jungle Juice was just heaven! Their portions were soooo huge I had to take out. And it was so affordable. I will definitely visit again!
Henry Mazi-Njoku
3 years agoA cozy and unpretentious restaurant, located along Saka Tinubu Street, VI. Not as snobbish (or exclusive?) as a few other restaurants along the same street, I was given a warm welcome from the uniformed guard to the waitress who attended to me. There are different seating areas, with a glass-walled garden in the centre - which lends a visually-appealing twist to the pleasant aesthetics of this property. Air-conditioning is adequate and the menu is extensive; with many Naija delicacies covered, continental options and exotic meals from neighboring countries included. The waitress claimed they are mostly available. Well… I cringed upon seeing very untidy price amendments on the menu, done by sticking a piece of paper with the new price written on top. I found this very tacky and unbecoming of any (serious) restaurant. There’s an exterior seating area, for those who prefer natural ventilation or a smoke. The place is generally spacious, albeit parking space is very limited. The rest rooms are also cramped, such a poor use of space.