280 Degrees African Restaurant & Bar in Camden
Where is 280 Degrees African Restaurant & Bar?
🏠 280 Kilburn High Rd, London NW6 2BY
Nigerian restaurant serving homestyle dishes, in a modern dining room with orange and black decor.
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Opinions
RundStudy S.
Wonderful fufu and Okra+Goat stew. I enjoyed the flavours and texure. Clean interior and kind people made the experience better.
Nicky
The food was wonderfully tasty and delicious. The customer service was amazing and the staff so polite. I don’t usually leave a review but going through the reviews on here I decided to write my experience from my own point of view.I reside outside of the radius of this restaurant’s delivery zone, I ordered because i have heard a lot of good remarks about them, obviously i was aware that the delivery will not be quick due to distance but it was amazing for the staff to call me to also inform me on that and the extra zone charge. They kept me updated with the driver’s location which to me was brilliant customer service but to another individual would be a disturbance or perceived differently.Its all about our perceptions.They explained all i needed to know and my options and guided me through their menu and i was able to make an informed choice.I have no concerns about this resturant and will keep ordering from them henceforth and will recommend them to my friends and family.Keep up the good work and the polite customer services.God bless
Michele P.
me and a friend of mine who is also a chef, we love to try new things and having seen a nice little restaurant, we thought we would try here, where the only edible things cooked well were potatoes and plantains, the meat was so hard that the first bite I had I was tired of chewing it, the rice dry, old and hard, with a piece of nerve that I could not cut with knife, inside the rice there were two pieces of tripe treated so badly that it still smelled of dead animal entrails, the quantity of dishes was so scarce that as soon as we left this restaurant we ate one pizza each, the price so high that it was more than double our expectations, they did not bring us any type of bread to accompany that impossible meat to eat (or a side dish of vegetables), there are no sweets on the menu, Instead of treating us well as new customers it was clear the intention to take advantage of two people by feeding them the most absolute disgust auto food; I have never thought in my life (as now) to hope that a business deserves only to close
Boladale A.
Amazing food. Will surely visit again
Orim V.
Amazing freshly made Nigeria Cuisine. A very conducive environment, friendly staff and welcoming atmosphere. Generally I’ll say “it’s a home away from home” keep on the good work ..
Isioma E.
Tried the seafood sauce, hands down the best thing I've tasted in my life, will definitely be going back with my friends. Service was 10/10 as well
Folawe O.
Not a great experience as there was rarely anything on the menu available. The staff had no idea of what was available. I was not impressed at all and will not be returning to the place. Not sure how I ended up there in the first instance. Food was overpriced and could do with being seasoned better.Underwhelming experience.They were Ill prepared for customer orders.Maybe they just stick to being an overpriced takeaway joint.Give it a miss please.Zero stars.
Becky B.
For the prices you sell your food, the presentation and the way you delivered my food was appalling. Unfortunately my favourite Nigerian restaurant in Harlesden was closed so I was left with yours. I will never ever order or visit your over rated restaurant. The peppersoup was not fantastic and the worst was the bitter leaf soup, it was bland and with 4 pieces of assorted meat. The meat was hard and it was tasteless. Please food is so important, especially during a pandemic improve the quality and quantity of what you extort from people. It is not only just about the money, give people what they paid for.
Anaya H.
Very awful experience… I’ve ordered from them via Uber eats for over a year and recently they got it all wrong. I even have to order twice whilst report to Uber for a refund and refund accepted from UBer. But I wanted to eat egusi and ordered again with assorted meat.. they did a very wrong sauce again with Fried fish and the pounded yam was stale, hard and rubbish . It’s so disappointing as I’ve always patronised them. The person i spoke to on the phone didn’t help at all with the complain… I will never order from them again. Customer service is very poor and of no use. Staff need better training. Food needs to be cooked well. Waste of money
Kay S.
The photo attached should speak for itself. If you want to reconnect with Nigerian delicacies, 280degrees restaurant on Kilburn High road is the very place to visit for eat-in or take-aways. The foods it’s self is next to non I have ever tasted in the entire UK and the scenery was very inviting and relaxing. 280 degrees, you have greatly made me feel at home just by serving me your delicious foods. To add to this… my 8months old baby boy had his first spicy jollof rice here and since then has loved well cooked Nigerian foods. Thank you very much guys.!
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If you have any questions, you can contact 280 Degrees African Restaurant & Bar by calling 020 7328 8832.
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In 280 Degrees African Restaurant & Bar they specialise in african cuisine.
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432 customers of 280 Degrees African Restaurant & Bar have given it an average rating of 4,0.