Very very bad customer service. No use for the table bell if it would hardly ever be responded to. Takes years for your order to be ready too. Thirdly, the ladies there are quite not it. They could use a little smile or try to return one given them and respond like they aren't tired of their jobs.
Parfait is great though.
Ambience is 💯, and then there's the karaoke. I enjoyed it. Plus, the lady singing the karaoke deserves more pay y'all. She's doing a fantastic job keeping the place lively.
Cool and nice ambience. Great for hangout with friends. They have board games you can play to pass time while you wait for your meal. Food gets ready around 25 to 30mins after order. The waiters were really nice and friendly. And the food tasted really good.
5 Stars everywhere mehn... that's rare coming from me. So I came here for my birthday dinner with my friend, and boy, they didn't disappoint at all.
The greatest part about the food was the portioning. Wow, it was so filling that we had to take our food home. The Carbonara was filled with bacon goodness, the springroll and sauce was bomb, don't get me started on the fish fillet; pan seared and moist, just as it should be. The Caesar salad was on point and had more than enough cream. I can go on and on, what about the chicken, jumbo sized.
The atmosphere was mint and clean, very cool and picturesque. The service was a 10/10 and Rachael made it all happen. She was attentive and gave the right suggestions. Thanks Rachael. Will be visiting again soon. The price is not bad, considering the state of the economy.
I loved every bit of the experience, well done Lantern Cafe. Don't change.
I had samosa and parfait. it wasn't bad at all but I loved the parfait a lot more you should try it. The parfait cost #2,500 for the cup size and the samosa was #1,200.
After which I had their fried rice and gizzard.
The rice cost #2,500 and the gizzard #3,000. As the foodie that I am, I would rate the meal 6/10.
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Ruth Asonye
a month agoVery very bad customer service. No use for the table bell if it would hardly ever be responded to. Takes years for your order to be ready too. Thirdly, the ladies there are quite not it. They could use a little smile or try to return one given them and respond like they aren't tired of their jobs. Parfait is great though. Ambience is 💯, and then there's the karaoke. I enjoyed it. Plus, the lady singing the karaoke deserves more pay y'all. She's doing a fantastic job keeping the place lively.
Chineta Adinnu
6 months agoCool and nice ambience. Great for hangout with friends. They have board games you can play to pass time while you wait for your meal. Food gets ready around 25 to 30mins after order. The waiters were really nice and friendly. And the food tasted really good.
Adaeze Ajero
a year ago5 Stars everywhere mehn... that's rare coming from me. So I came here for my birthday dinner with my friend, and boy, they didn't disappoint at all. The greatest part about the food was the portioning. Wow, it was so filling that we had to take our food home. The Carbonara was filled with bacon goodness, the springroll and sauce was bomb, don't get me started on the fish fillet; pan seared and moist, just as it should be. The Caesar salad was on point and had more than enough cream. I can go on and on, what about the chicken, jumbo sized. The atmosphere was mint and clean, very cool and picturesque. The service was a 10/10 and Rachael made it all happen. She was attentive and gave the right suggestions. Thanks Rachael. Will be visiting again soon. The price is not bad, considering the state of the economy. I loved every bit of the experience, well done Lantern Cafe. Don't change.
Zani Zika
a month agoThe food is the best in Port Harcourt, the service was nice and painting session was fun. I will gladly recommend this Cafe
Ruth Etim
2 years agoI had samosa and parfait. it wasn't bad at all but I loved the parfait a lot more you should try it. The parfait cost #2,500 for the cup size and the samosa was #1,200. After which I had their fried rice and gizzard. The rice cost #2,500 and the gizzard #3,000. As the foodie that I am, I would rate the meal 6/10.