HEROES COFFEE
Read moreA good address in Conakry. For breakfast or a quick meal, Heroes Coffee is open from 7 a.m. to midnight every day (except Saturday, open from 9 a.m. to midnight and Sunday from 11 a.m. to midnight). Heroes Coffee is a fast-food chain offering classics like burgers, chawarmas and pizzas, as well as African, Indian and gourmet daily specials. In its large, bright restaurant, service is fast and the products are of the highest quality. Heroes Coffee is also present in Kipé with a similar menu.
BRASSERIE DES ARTS DU CCFG
Read moreThe Brasserie offers a different menu for lunch each day (starter, main course, dessert), made with fresh products found on the market. If the menu doesn't suit you, you can always try one of the famous home-made burgers. To discover more particularly: the days of spectacle or cultural events. Every Friday, it's a musical tapas night, an opportunity to enjoy musical pieces accompanied by tasty snacks.
AU PALAIS DELICAT
Read moreThe most is in the ingredients: olive oil, balsamic vinegar, etc. The owner chose to cook for fine palates.
LE MARRAKECH
Read moreTen kilometres in the mining town of Kimiro. The only real establishment of this name. It is a good stopover for gold buyers. The map is diversified, including an excellent 8 000 fg couscous.
MAMY KONKOE
Read moreOn the street leading to the entrance of the Hotel Camayenne. This small popular canteen painted in blue is, the day, a bistro and, in the evening, Mamy Konkoé takes over and invariably proposes a crab soup and its famous konkoé, name soussous for smoked mâchoiron just after fishing. Fish are served with rice, the servings are huge; It's very good and very cheap.
LES TROIS PAILLOTTES
Read moreAt the entrance to the city, this small restaurant is kept by a nice Senegalese. The menu is more varied than elsewhere, with pizzas, grills (30 000 FG) or sandwiches (10 000 FG) to be tasted under the boats. However, the pluies of mosquitoes, at dusk, are a little deterrent…