Wakame Lagos invites diners to savor bold Asian street food with a modern twist, served on shareable plates crafted by talented chefs in an open kitchen. Located in Ikeja, this stylish venue is perfect for social gatherings, with indoor and outdoor seating for any occasion.

The Japanese and Asian-inspired dishes at Shiro Lagos features sushi, dim sum, and teppanyaki, along with vegan and vegetarian options. With fresh seafood and flavorful curries, it’s an ideal spot for travelers seeking a contemporary dining experience in Lagos.

For a cozy, inviting atmosphere within Lala's Lagos boutique hotel, Lala's Bistro makes for a relaxing dining spot. The diverse menu includes buffalo wings, surf and turf, and signature desserts such as coconut scones and cinnamon rolls.

Cactus Restaurant offers a delightful menu of hearty breakfast and lunch options like English and Nigerian breakfast platters, salmon avocado toast, and Cobb salad. With a charming atmosphere, live music, and a playground for kids, it’s an ideal spot for families to enjoy a leisurely meal.

ONA Lagos has an earthy-toned interior, locally-sourced furniture, and reinvented traditional dishes like the melt-in-your-mouth tozo beef bao. Signature cocktails, like the CBD-infused Monkeytail Agbalumo Sour, are a must-try at this upscale eatery.

The House serves an all-day menu with options like classic Nigerian breakfast, English breakfast, Jamaican jerk chicken, and Thai curry. With its immaculate upscale vibe and cultural atmosphere, it’s the ideal spot for a classy dining experience in Lagos.

The Lekki Conservation Centre offers a unique chance to experience Lagos’s natural beauty with lush plant life, rare birds, and wildlife. Visitors can take a guided tour or book a private excursion to see the scenic boardwalk, natural habitats, and take on Africa’s longest treetop canopy walkway.

For the art lovers, Nike Centre For Art And Culture has over 7,000 diverse pieces celebrating Nigerian talent and culture. Spend the day exploring Lekki’s impressive workshops and exhibitions to learn traditional African crafts like beadwork, batik, and painting.

Lekki Market is the destination for handmade African crafts, from woven baskets and wood carvings to colorful paintings and jewelry. It’s the perfect spot to find one-of-a-kind souvenirs, leather goods, and clothing that showcase Nigeria’s rich artisanal heritage.

For a fun outing with friends, the guided Sip and Paint at The Metaphor includes paints and protective gear. Guests also enjoy a choice of wine or mocktails as a way to unwind while creating a memorable keepsake.

Lagos City Tours offer visitors a fantastic and comprehensive way to discover the city with options to visit Omu Resort and relax on a beautiful beach. This includes the historic collections at the National Museum, diverse artworks at Nike Art Gallery, and lush scenery at Lekki Conservation Centre. 

With Lagos Music, Art, Culture, And Beach Adventures, a knowledgeable guide creates a stress-free day to the city's best beaches. Relax under palm trees, swim, and sunbathe while traveling between beaches in a private air-conditioned vehicle for convenience and comfort.

Freedom Park Lagos, a former colonial prison turned memorial, is a peaceful spot for reflection and celebration of Nigerian history. With events featuring live music, games, and delicious food, it’s a perfect destination to honor the country’s heroes.

The Black Heritage Badagry Tour is a moving journey through history, tracing the path of ancestors taken from the homeland during the Transatlantic Slave Trade. Through a guided boat ride and historical sites, visitors can connect deeply with Africa’s heritage and reflect on personal narratives tied to this impactful history.