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| | Monday 7am–10pmTuesday 7am–10pmWednesday 7am–10pmThursday 7am–10pmFriday 7am–10pmSaturday 7am–10pmSunday 7am–10pm |
| | +234 805 550 3027 |
| | Hussey Rd, Surulere 100001, Lagos, Nigeria |
| | 3.8 |
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Chidi NaGod OkorroYoung and energetic front desk staff, good and affordable food.
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Tosin AdekoyaNice food
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Richard AnwanakakTheir chin chin is the baddest
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David LanreClean, nice Food.
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Stella UwaechueA strategic location that cannot be missed by an one visiting for the first time, just opposite WAEC which is facing the Yaba College of Technology. This is a place for relaxation and fun for family and it is also kids friendly, there is also space for outdoor events. Not forgetting the events hall which can cater adequately for over 250 people and can serve as a venue for church and other individuals to hold seminars and other events as they please. Rest room good Car park good, security fantastic service is okay.
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RSD Event Staffing CompanyNothing spectacular. Was OK
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Akintunde AkinboadeNice relaxation spot with Eatery section, an event center is also available which can seat up to 300 people
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Titilola OduwoleTerrible
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Ben PetersGood food
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Oluwakemi Senami EzekielCool
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Ejiro EmurotuUnprofessional service