Ghana

Vegetarians, vegans, but also gourmets of all kinds, here is one of the best addresses in the city. This tiny canteen was opened by a rasta about ten years ago and has gradually made a name for itself in town. Not to be missed, on Victoria Road (in front of the Orange Beach Resort), don't confuse it with its neighbor which also has Rasta colors. The Emperor Ital Joint serves, as its name suggests, Ital cuisine (vegan diet of the rasta). The soy kebabs would fool the most discerning carnivore! Nice atmosphere. Smile.

In the heart of Accra, a pink neon glows in the night: it's the sign of Tatale, the capital's sanctuary for healthy food. In a modern setting with a touch of Afro, you can enjoy tasty vegan dishes concocted by the famous chef Ben Asamani, known for his London address 222 Vegan Cuisine. In a friendly, relaxed atmosphere, you'll be amazed to discover the richness of this very specific gastronomy, worked here with local ingredients. Vegan or not, you absolutely must try this address.

With its small tropical oasis opening onto Butre beach (just past The Hideout lodge coming from the village), the Green Zion Garden has all the makings of a small paradise. Amid the lush vegetation, a few clean, well-appointed cabins for sleeping, a space for the evening log fire, and a few tables scattered here and there, in the shade of the trees, to enjoy the dishes of the chef and proprietor of the place, the friendly Ellis. On the menu are delicious "ital" dishes, otherwise known as vegan in Rasta terminology. An address that owes everything to its creator!