Discover fresh, flavoursome and feel good food straight from West Nigeria.
Afrizi, the first African restaurant in Basingstoke, where you will be transported by our rustic, colourful atmosphere; greeted by friendly faces and enjoy rhythmic, melodious African music. A true must-go spot in the heart of Hampshire.
Here at Afrizi, we like to look after everyone and our menu was designed to do just that! The majority of our menu is either gluten-free, vegan and vegetarian, further we boast that all of our menu is halal, catering to all whether you like spicy or just plain delicious!
But we didn’t just stop there, with our passion to look after our planet and home, this is our first thought through everything from up-cycling for our furniture and all packaging either being fully recyclable or compostable.
We look forward to inviting all of you, for grab-and-go lunches, mid afternoon catch-ups or sit-down dinners, and don’t forget to bring along your paw-tiful pets, we have a water bowl ready to go whenever!
Place always provides a warm welcome and food is delicious. Even if you haven't been there in awhile staff always remember you and give 5 star service.
Went to try the jollof and plantain. Decent price, nice service and good portion sizes. Food is tasty and they serve old school fanta (If you know you know). Will be going back next month to try something else.
Completely honest review by a fellow Nigerian than genuinely want this business to grow:
Lovely service but atrocious food.
Jollof Rice is the blandest thing I've ever had. Suya is at best 5/10. Beans has stones on it. Food is very overpriced for what it's for. I think for non Nigerians that haven't had authentic Nigerian food they may like it— but if you're black this is poorly made food. But I get it, not much competition around to improve overall taste. The £3 portion of 3 oil soggy plantain is daylight robbery. In the bright side the service is nice and the restaurant is warm and lovely. I think as Basingstoke grows the restaurant should probably improve their cooking skills too offer value for money.
Wish you the best
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R M
in the last weekPlace always provides a warm welcome and food is delicious. Even if you haven't been there in awhile staff always remember you and give 5 star service.
nectablud
in the last weekWent to try the jollof and plantain. Decent price, nice service and good portion sizes. Food is tasty and they serve old school fanta (If you know you know). Will be going back next month to try something else.
maria okpaloafe
a week agoCompletely honest review by a fellow Nigerian than genuinely want this business to grow: Lovely service but atrocious food. Jollof Rice is the blandest thing I've ever had. Suya is at best 5/10. Beans has stones on it. Food is very overpriced for what it's for. I think for non Nigerians that haven't had authentic Nigerian food they may like it— but if you're black this is poorly made food. But I get it, not much competition around to improve overall taste. The £3 portion of 3 oil soggy plantain is daylight robbery. In the bright side the service is nice and the restaurant is warm and lovely. I think as Basingstoke grows the restaurant should probably improve their cooking skills too offer value for money. Wish you the best
Ahmad Moinie
a week agoWonderful food and service. First experience of authentic Nigerian food and would highly recommend it!
Tyler Kohtz
a week agoGreat food - super flavourful, good price and lovely staff, will be back