Turáká Lagos

I’ve been here quite a number of times, sometimes with one person and other times with a group. I have tried different platters and drinks. I love the experience, the manager is such a nice babe and she’s very helpful. The food is good and they don’t take so much time prepping it and the drinks are fine too. Customer service is more than fair but they can improve, only issue is the dj sometimes just plays to suit himself tbh. It’s a neat place and they clean after every portion. Downside is the shared restroom, it’s not so bad but I mean, they could’ve separated it. I recommend for date nights and group hangouts and you can make special requests when you get there and they’d come through for you.

Turaka restaurant is a fine restaurant located at the top of ebonylife building with a stunning view of the coastal road, eko Atlantic and so many other places. We ordered 3 of the naija chop platter which is meant to be shared by 2 people. We were a group of 5 and I had to have one all to myself, it was quite cheap for the quantity served, filling and more than enough, I couldn't finish it and I had to carry the rest in a takeaway. The downside to all this is the wait time to actually get your food to your table, also the restroom is shared for both gender which is just appalling.

I enjoyed the chill, relaxed ambience at Turaka. The waitress assigned to me was very nice and attentive. The food tho was not it at all. The Virgin Mojito I got was too sweet, the pasta wasn’t nice and the plating was just off, the sauced chicken wasn’t the best too. If I would be going here again, it would just be for the view and ambience.

Turaka isn't your average Lagos spot. This rooftop lounge located within the Ebonylife Place building had me saying "hold my beer" (well, cocktail) and coming back twice in a week. There was a slight snag on my first visit - the passionfruit drinks I craved were out, but hey, things happen. Let's be real: the cocktails here are the star. I was bummed about the passionfruit situation, but the Mai Tai I ended up with? Absolute fire. Everything just clicked perfectly. Second visit, I went straight for the Savage 101 – a spicy gin drink that's NO JOKE. Fire on fire, people! If you can't handle the heat, this one's not for you. But for spice lovers, it's a must-try. The food is solid and satisfying. We shared the Meat Feast for 4, and let me tell you, it was HUGE. More than enough for three hungry people. The pepper sauce could be better though but everything else hits the spot perfectly. The real star of the show is the rooftop. Nice breeze, not crowded, cool music and killer views of the Atlantic – perfect for chilling and soaking it all in. The staff were super chill and attentive too, always checking in to make sure we were good. Bonus points for the clean bathrooms – you know a place is good when they take care of the little things. There's even indoor seating if the rooftop vibe isn't your thing. Worth the Trip? Abso-freakin-lutely! Overall, Turaka is a great spot for a night out. The cocktails are amazing, the views are stunning, and the service is on point. It's a solid option for a fun night out, although it's not the absolute cheapest. I'll definitely be back for more items on the menu.

It’s a restaurant located at the roof top of ebony life. The ambience is nice. You can either choose to dine inside or outside. The staffs are courteous. For food, first of all, the wait time is longgggg. We decided to order finger foods, which should not take time, but it even came after the main food was served. We ordered their spicy chicken wings with jollof rice (there is an option for fries too) and seafood pasta. And to be honest, didn’t really enjoy the wings and rice. The rice was too dried and the chicken wings tasted weird. Nothing spicy about it. For the pasta, it tasted really nice, would have said I’ll wouldn’t mind going back for the pasta, but not sure I want to deal with the wait time. Overall it’s not a bad place to visit.