South African café franchise Vida e caffè is steadily expanding its reach in Accra, which makes us very happy indeed.

Located in the quiet Roman Ridge area of Accra, Simret’s culinary offering takes the form of a buffet, allowing you to try home-cooked dishes from the highlands of Ethiopia.

Dining at Santoku is an unforgettable experience: guests can expect impeccable service and world-class Japanese cuisine created in collaboration with the team behind Nobu in London and Dubai.

Set in one of the most prestigious spots in the city, in a handsome building overlooking the Polo Club’s playing field, Accra Polo Club Restaurant rises to its setting.

This is a wonderful little spot that is on the lips of a lot of people at the moment.

N8TIVE is a natural food and beverage restaurant based in Accra’s Airport Residential area (Nyaho Clinic Road).

Combining a super-stylish ambience, chic tropical decor and sublime pan-Asian fusion cuisine, Kōzo has much to offer the discerning Accra diner.

This café serves light lunches and brunches. Its sandwiches are popular, especially the chicken, cheese, bacon and avocado extravaganza.

A fixture of Accra’s dining scene for over 20 years, this well-known Chinese restaurant has two city locations, as well as one in Tema.

The Holiday Inn’s location, right by the airport, makes it a key contender for a quick business lunch amid smart surroundings and with good service.

The international ci gusta! franchise specialises in frozen yoghurt, ice cream, smoothies, coffee and pizza. This is a lovely little air-conditioned spot for a cooling break.

La Chaumière’s sophisticated French dishes with North African influences have been catering to Accra’s discerning diners for more than a decade.

This casual and well-designed café serves freshly brewed coffee, cold-pressed fruit juices and tasty homemade cakes and desserts.

Chic and understated, Branche, housed within the Lancaster Hotel hotel, wouldn’t feel out of place in any global five-star property