Comforter UK in Glasgow City

An unforgettable experience. A feel of home away from home. (Naija experience)

Great place for local Nigerian meal and drinks.

I really really love this place. The food is so good and the wine oh my goodness I love it. The owner is such a lovely person. I don't understand why so many bad reviews. I've been twice within the last week and I really enjoy the food it's excellent 😋 🤩

Lovely atmosphere, good food. Service could be better & food prep time could be a little faster. Overall not bad. Would visit again.

Excellent service. Superb food. Friendliest owner

Last night was my first time in Comforter but it certainly won't be my last. Beautiful food,relaxed atmosphere,friendly staff,great music and African beers....

Portions were very generous, food was tasty. Ambience was as good as it can be in this economy. Prices were reasonable. Service was ok.

Good, tasty Nigerian food. My family and l returned back to the restaurant as we love the food served there.

First and LAST time ever going there. The stew tastes of butter, the chicken was stale and the rice had no taste nor did any of the food have any spice added. Customer service is really poor. Guess that's why they don't really get patronised. I hope they improve and get to attract many more folks x.

Worst experience ever!To start with, the restaurant is supposed to open at 3pm (as per their official opening times) but they open as they please, of course after 3pm.The prices are outrageous - they charge 3GBP for a little extra stew on your soup.The egusi that I had was brown not yellow. I cook better egusi and I'm not even African. All the Nigerians at the table were complaining about the taste.The owner is very rude and not aware that this is not Naija, it's UK and they should work on their customer service skills as per the standard they see elsewhere in this country.