Hours
| Wednesday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Friday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Sunday | 12–9 PM |
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: Laraghcon, Lucan, Co. Dublin, K78 Y892, Ireland
Phone: +353 1 621 9611
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Reviews
rebecca bujor
Food is good I just think the delivery times needs more working on, they give you a 2 hour timeframe but u don’t know exactly what time your getting your food or if it’s on the way or the expected time to receive delivery, their will be no communication about this unless you text them. And the timeframe usually goes over
… moreObafemi Adaraloye (Femi)
Great food, lovely staff & they are very quick with the Abula. Their prices is good. Just be very careful as their takeaway price is slightly different to their sitting-in price. Although the tables could do with a quick clean after the customer have left. But overall an 7.8/10. Otherwise amazing restaurants.
… moreIdehai George
The best Nigerian meal in Dublin. Recommend the Abula
… moreKikediamond Ade
Wow, I lived in London but eat Ireland food.
The bread is on point my children loved it with butter or stew.
Suya, Asun, designer stew, Ayamase, name the food have tasted all and I rate it 10* the best food in Ireland, lucky for me I get to eat it here on London welldone to the cook.
I can never get tired of it.
… moreThe bread is on point my children loved it with butter or stew.
Suya, Asun, designer stew, Ayamase, name the food have tasted all and I rate it 10* the best food in Ireland, lucky for me I get to eat it here on London welldone to the cook.
I can never get tired of it.
Olatunji Sidiku
Tasty African dishes (specifically ) are sold here. You can buy good, clean, delicious, home away from home delicacies from here at reasonable prices. Just like the Ewa agoyin I’ve been craving for lately. I bought it for €8. Home delivery is also available for Dublin residents. Enjoy!
… moreKanika Singh
Would never have expected to have walked into an authentic Nigerian restaurant in an unassuming corner of Lucan! The place was amazing and full of locals. We were a bit unsure of what to eat so went with the standard rice + meat/fish which was really tasty and homely. The locals at other tables were very friendly and have recommendations for the next time.
We were over charged at 25 for a most basic meal , so that was the only negative for an overwhelmingly positive food experience !
Note that the place does not have a menu so inquire about prices before ordering !
… moreWe were over charged at 25 for a most basic meal , so that was the only negative for an overwhelmingly positive food experience !
Note that the place does not have a menu so inquire about prices before ordering !
Okesade Ogunlana
Was at the buffet service on Sundays. I enjoyed my favourite asaro and plaintain with pepper sauce. Go hungry so you get to taste all the menu has to offer.
The pepper soup was fire. Needed some spice for the cold snap. Absolutely your go-to place when the cold weather brings a craving for authentic Nigerian food that brings warmth and reminds you of the taste of home.
… moreThe pepper soup was fire. Needed some spice for the cold snap. Absolutely your go-to place when the cold weather brings a craving for authentic Nigerian food that brings warmth and reminds you of the taste of home.
Aisha Ngada
I had heard so much about Heritage and how they sell the best Nigerian food in Dublin, locating the place was so hard because they didn’t have a sign board, please if you’re going there for the first time call and ask for directions before embarking on your journey, after getting there I was so appalled, the ambience was very shocking and below par, the service was just there I must say? Nothing special, the moi-moi was nice but the Egusi soup was horrible, the jollof rice wasn’t fresh and the pepper soup was ok. I had asked for pepper soup and the man said to me that it was a whole lot so it’s best I take half since I already had jollof rice and plantain going on I agreed and asked for the other half when I was leaving only to realise it was frozen lol, so they had warmed part of it to serve me and gave me the cold one to take home ok, me that was ready to down it in the car but ok. I was actually expecting fresh pepper soup but they cleared my thoughts.
The man was friendly but I’m never going back the ambience was too poor and not encouraging. The pricing is ok but better service and ambience would go along way.
… moreThe man was friendly but I’m never going back the ambience was too poor and not encouraging. The pricing is ok but better service and ambience would go along way.
Olu Ilori
Love the goat meat pepper and gizdodo combo, awesome
… moreJudithfx
The price for the food is so reasonable. The food always tastes amazing. The Sunday buffet is worth every penny and the owner takes pride in his service to everyone. Always polite and patient, despite busy times. Highly recommend.
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