Squires Cafe & Restaurant, London

Name: Squires Cafe & Restaurant, London
Address: 272 Barking Rd, London E6 3BA, United Kingdom, England, GB
Telephone: +44 2085-522-865
Rating: 3.8

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3.8

( 8 reviews )

Halal, African

Open 12:00 PM - 11:00 PM See Hours

272 Barking Rd, London E6 3BA, United Kingdom +44 2085-522-865

Squires Cafe & Restaurant, located in London, offers a unique dining experience with its modern and no-fuss approach to serving delicious West African cuisine. Specializing in Nigerian dishes, the restaurant provides a vibrant atmosphere and a variety of options for dine-in, takeout, and no-contact delivery. With a convenient street-corner location, Squires Cafe & Restaurant is the perfect spot to enjoy authentic flavors in a casual setting. The restaurant has received positive reviews for its great customer service, value for money, and prompt service. Whether you're craving traditional Nigerian stew, egusi, jollof rice, or suya, Squires Cafe & Restaurant is sure to satisfy your taste buds with its flavorful dishes. Visit Squires Cafe & Restaurant for a delightful dining experience in London.

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Lee nails

March 22, 2024

I made a visit to the try the food at the Barking Road branch with a friend of mine. I had the Okro-Ogbono soup with beef and pounded yam. The other options were assorted meats (including shaki/tripe) and fish however, the beef option was plenty enough for me. The food is warm, flavourful and has a perfect amount of spice. It was perfect for my taste palette as I enjoy spicy food. The staff explained the meat and fish options to me clearly and were friendly to us. I recommend you to have a try if you're ever near Canning Town in East London! PS. We had a conversation with a lady whilst waiting for our meal and she clarified to me that Nigerian people eat there regularly so thats how you know its lit.

Kristin sanderson

March 22, 2024

Personal experience has been 8.5 out of 10. I have been eating there for a few years now and they havent let me down. Always well packed and when i eat in, its a vibe. Since nothing is perfect, hence the 8.5. I definitely recommend especially to those who miss yoruba home cooking...and those who dare add flavour to their lives.

Jonathan henthorn

March 22, 2024

Review for the Canning Town branch . I ordered through Uber eats . Egusi never came although I paid for it . Jollof rice made with long grain rice and burnt . It was disgusting , the efo had a weird smell. This was such a awful order to the point where I drove myself to the branch to complain in person . You wouldn’t eat this yourself or your family then why sell such nasty food .

Ben zimmer

March 22, 2024

Correct Naija feel....food was great in Barking road! Ambience just right.... Ah, that asun and suya was da bomb! The plan was to pack up the second Abula, but it didn't last another minute😜

Omar galil

March 22, 2024

This squires personally is the best in East London the one in Canning town is trash. Abula her is 7.5 I really enjoy it, I would recommend having big pieces of meat rather than having them in small cuts as we are adults eating here not children. Amala Is always so smooth and fresh,plus the service is always a 10/10.

Jason mak

March 22, 2024

Superb experience, Damilola & the staff last night were brilliant at the East Ham branch on the Barking Rd. The ambience was perfect, pounded yam, egusi soup, assorted meat washed down with Origin beer was 👏. PLEASE DO NOT GO TO THE SQUIRES RESTAURANT AT CANNING TOWN. IT DESERVES NO STAR. IT IS A TOTAL DUMP, EVEN IF THE FOOD WAS FREE, PEOPLE SHOULD NOT BE TREATED THAT BAD.

Luiyong

March 22, 2024

I can’t even rate this place. Very very very bad customer service. Spoke to a staff to report an issue on their Uber eats page and his responses were very derogatory. Shameful!

Ronel garner

March 22, 2024

Yet again a typical Nigerian establishment with typical Nigerian service which is not good enough. The restaurant looks run down and no effort seems to have been made to try to modernise it. So sad because the food is relatively ok. This is the East Ham branch.