Naira Bread

“The food was amazing. The bread tasted close to home, at least better than the choices we typically have, the ewa agoyin was delicious , and the meat was really tender and spicy. Overall a great experience . The only caveat is there is no dine in area, although that was somewhat my fault, i should've probably placed a call before taking a long drive, but the food was worth it .”

“If you like Nigerian bites, I'd stop here. The owner is very nice. I've stopped by twice for meat pie, fish rolls, peppered beef and agree bread. Meat pie 4/5. I like the meat pie but they tend to run spicy! Very artificial compared to other Nigerian meat pies I've had. If there was less or no heat, I'd give it a 5/5 rating. It's much too spicy but the flavor is good. Fish roll 10/5. It's the highlight of what's served here for me. I purchased some for myself and a few coworkers to try and they really liked it. The flavor is probably some of the best I've tried. Peppered beef 4/5. Again, good taste but it was hot. My coworker did not mind and I liked it but I had to keep milk and water near me. There is a spicy kick to it, so keep it in mind. Agege bread 5/5. It's very good, reminds me of the taste I had growing up when my parents would buy it. I really liked it. All in all, good service, good food (albeit a bit spicy) and located not too far from the A/C Euclid stop. I will be back.”

“The meat pie was okay. The fish roll should be renamed pepper roll; just pepper no flavor. The sliced agege bread was not agege at all; it was an overpriced bland bread. They don't know how to make agoyin sauce; it didn't even smell like agoyin. I was very disappointed.”