West African Market

Thee place to go for the ever elusive palm oil! Just make sure you call in advance to confirm they're open

No mind all these people ojare! Na serious nonsense dem dey talk, "fish smell?" For where? "Calling for items?" Haba!!?! no be Safeway you come comot? This is a superior West African market. I come here monthly for my favourite Nigerian food supplies (Garri, Egúsí, Ogbono, Íyan, ogi/pap, Ewure, Epo pupa, etc) as well as my Ghanian condiments like shitto pepper sauce. If you are looking for more Caribbean spices or cooking supplies, this is not your joint.I enjoy speaking to the Senegalese/Guinean staff in French. Best to come later in the day rather than as soon as they open. I'm a regular! 5 solid stars!

50lb bags of iyan for far less than the 150$ it would normally cost me to import. Abata for cheap, bitter for cheap, all in good quality, amala, Igusi, dried fish, coco yam, regular yam, everything this is one of the best stores ever anywhere forever...EVER

Best West African market we've found in the area so far. The prices are reasonable. I wish fresh yams were always in-stock. They've been out most of the times we've gone, but we still get dry iyan, rice, palm oil, beans, and an occasional kola nut there every time.

This store has just about everything you need if you're nigerian. Dawa dawa, egusi, moi moi flour, crayfish, stockfish,I even found white pap. I felt like a kid in a candy store.

Great selection of West African staples. Stocked up on seasonings and got a small jar of Meme's Best Spicy Shitto sauce... amazing and extremely spicy. Very happy to have found this place!

Been coming here more than 4 years now, the services is always above and beyond. They always have great choices of food supply, skin care products and if one is a natural tea person this is the place ! If you have never been to West Afrika ? But want to experience some of the food and make it yourself from YouTube ? All the ingredients are here :)

A unique business I'm so glad is in the neighborhood! Great food, video and musical offerings you won't find anywhere else in the area.

Fifi was soo nice and helpful! I haven't cooked Nigerian food in years. Everything was there to make EGUSI. I even found pounded yam flour! Amazing!! I will be back!

I live half an hour away so I called to ask how much an item was as I was buying quite alot of them. The cashier tells me they don't give prices oved the phone. That's the most bogus thing I've ever heard.