Orile Restaurant & Bar

Great place to dine guest of 10 to 15 people. Loved loved their ofada rice and sauce. Their mocktails were perfect and their servers were, sharp, smart and courteous.

Took us 15 minutes to find a 3 mins address. I came to a conclusion that this restaurant shouldn’t be located at its currently stated address due to it being a Residential environment. There are no signs at all of ORILE sign to make it easy to locate, except a tiny written ORILE on a black umbrella. NOT HELPFUL But when we sat and we saw the menu and prices , don’t get me wrong I can afford what the prices are stated to be , but the thought in my head was that, why would I wanna pay +20k Naira for bread and beans and protein when I can easily get the best one from a Togolese originated hawker . Yam and eggs and fish sauce 30k Naira plus. I think these were December prices , I doubt people go here much during the year .

We waited over an hour. We didnt get drinks or anything. Our waitress was poor…. Then we were unable to order items due to time but this information was listed nowhere!! Very disappointing as my first time visiting Orile. I left without ordering and unsure if I want to return. Table next to us waited iver an hour for their food, that was a sign.

The food here was really good. The ram roll was the star of the show, very tasty and flavorful and not overly spicy. The rest of the food was very spicy, I could barely handle the spice level. The food took a long time to come even though we ordered ahead of arriving at the restaurant. Overall, the experience was lovely. It is a beautiful space with a nice ambiance.

Tasty range of delicious local cuisines within a story telling environment, if you know what I mean ....ok, let me break it down, there are a good number of historic pictures and story surrounding each one (see pictures below). There's a bar with assorted alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks too. There is also a sit out as the space inside the building is rather small.