Mediterranean cuisine restaurants Ghana

You don't have to look any further, this is one of the best pizzerias in town. All the classic recipes are on the menu (including many meat recipes). Its courtyard makes it easy to park in the shade of the trees. A good address, all the more so as the calm, green surroundings invite simplicity. And to satisfy both Western palates and local tastes, Nik shares the premises with a local canteen with friendly but sometimes a little slow service, where jolof rice, banku and well-made fufu share the limelight.

At the entrance to the Osu district, you will find this quiet Mediterranean garden planted with olive trees. The illusion is successful: sitting around a table on the sunny terrace, you feel like you are on the Adriatic. On the plate, from antipasti to desserts, everything is very well presented and prepared: pasta, pizzas and risottos are on the menu of this well-stocked Italian menu. The service room, framed by bay windows, is very pleasant and friendly. Given the prices, the clientele is rather posh and international.

It's in the Cantonments district, right next to the famous Afrikiko (with its almost daily live music evenings), that some say you'll find the capital's best Italian restaurant. And it's true that the offer is very much up to scratch: wood-fired pizzas, plates of topped pasta or melting risottos... All served in the magnificent setting of a well-kept garden. While the place is fairly quiet during the day, in the evening and at weekends, it really comes alive, attracting locals, expatriates and travelers passing through. It's expensive, but it's good!