When I visited Lagos, I wanted to make sure I ate GOOD! So I asked a few friends to recommend places and about 3 or 4 of them all mentioned Ile Eros so I knew I had to try it for myself.Let me just say the FOOD IS AH-MAZINGGG! I went there for lunch with my friends and the ambience was so relaxing. I even forgot to take pictures of myself or them. We had lovely conversations and the waiters were very polite, our orders didn’t take too long to come as well. It is like a mini art gallery, there is even art for sale there.Now let’s get into the food as pictured1st picture - Plantain lasagna, that understood the assignment. It was yummy, cheesy and proves why plantain is the G.O.A.T when it comes down to it2nd picture - carrot cake, now I almost didn’t have this because I was full but I got convinced by someone who said it is the best I will ever have. You know what? They were absolutely right! It was indulgent, moist and my only downside is that it’s too small.3rd picture- Puff puff party, this was the only thing that I found a tad bit underwhelming. It’s meant to be puff puff with fillings like prawns, chicken etc but I felt there were more plain puff puffs than the ones with fillings. So I won’t really recommend.I’ll definitely visit again to try out more of their menu. If you are yet to go. Take this as a sign to get in there!

My send forth, it was a long day of numerous activities and emotions so not sure I was able to fully enjoy the experience. But all I can say is a truffle jollof rice was on point the beef tenderloins especially the sauce great, the pasta nice. I couldnt finish the meal so it was better appreciated the next day.

The puff puff party as a starter was a hit. The pounded yam and seafood okra was also a hit. The ambience and service was not bad too.

Uhm... not so great a menu. The spice in the meal I had was over-powering; greatly over-spiced. The sauce was a no-go; I think they were going for sour, but it fell real flat. Scenery? Nah. Overall, it all fell really short of my expectation going in.

One of the best places I visited on my trip home, looking for proper Nigeria food in a clean, classy and exquisite environment? Go to Ile Eros. Customer service is 110%. The Billionaire Chef is doing it right! Not so excited about the cocktails tho, ingenuine recipes but not my favorite.

Excellent food. Great ambience. Slow service. Poor parking.

I had the fish pepper soup. Blessing attended to us. I wish she would smile more. The soup was heaven, served in what looked like a moulded clay pot, the soup was poured out of a bronze kettle. It was a nice touch. Went with two other friends and we sat in the chefs corner. Our bill came to about 28k they both had rice. It was garnished with microgreens . Love love loved it!

Beautiful ambiance and scenery with absolutely delightful and yummy dishes and drinks. Service was also exceptionally good. No complaints.

Nice, serene ambience, quiet location, cosy feel. Ile Eros is a good spot for a quiet time out; the staff were polite, friendly and knowledgeable about the menu items (thankfully); prices are very fair and the overall set up has a modern feel to it. There are several unique options in the menu (both food and drinks) and the place has 3 different sitting areas (one outdoors and two indoors).On the flip side, the food took quite a while to prepare (approx. 25 minutes) and the food portions are small. You can however make up for this by ordering more than one item without having to break the bank.

The ACs werent working and one of the managers was quite rude to our party and especially the celebrant we were celebrating with. He couldve passed his message in a much more respectful manner. We ended up packing our lunch to-go.

Good lighting, average ambience. Service was decent. The food was a C- , ordered a Yaji themed seafood pasta but for some reason there was no seafood available on a Sunday which was a total bummer and reduced the whole experience for me. Ended up having a roast chicken Yaji pasta, the chicken was wayyy too dry but Ive had the seafood option which was really good so I was a bit surprised how it didnt translate to the roast chicken one. theyre getting a C because Ive had their seafood Yaji pasta and their plantain themed lasagna which were both good and I was hoping for a similar experience but alas. A big fan of their Nigerian infused continental dishes even though it doesnt sound like it, just expected better.

I had dinner with my team at Ile Eros restaurant. It was an amazing time there. I love the traditional feel inside and the wonderful art work gracefully displayed on the wall. I couldnt help, but stare at the images as I ate.Well, its my first time going to a restaurant where the menu is not handed to you by the waiter/waitress as you have to scan the code with your I phone to see the menu. Unfortunately, I had an android phone and for me to check the menu, I need to download the app which seem like a long process especially when I am hungry and I just want to eat and go.The waiter was attentive and got our orders right. I had the prawns as a starter and I liked the way the palmwine was served in a cute cup wrapped with palm leaves. I ordered for seafood penne pasta as a main course and it was a lot. The portions are reasonable trust me.It is a nice place to be!

First time. My guest’s second. Had a very warm and cosy experience with great service from Paul and the manager accommodated my food sensitivity with an alternative that was pretty tasty. A memorable outing. 👍🏾

The food here is incredible. Decadent, delectable twists on some of Nigerias best dishes and freshest ingredients. The food is plated beautifully and Chef Eros has gone out of his way to create a culinary experience at a fraction of what it should cost. A must visit!

When the food is good its very good but its a bit hit and miss, same with the service. But should go worth a visit

Ile éros - a must visit.I’d tell you why in this review.This restaurant isn’t your regular restaurant, it’s the feel of gourmet food with Nigerian infusion.The creativity, technique & aesthetic is pretty unique. (Price against all these? Unmatched!)I could tell with every of my order the chefs culinary experience has gone beyond borders.___________________________________________ORDER* PLANTAIN LASAGNE - 5,800* Seafood pasta - 8,500* Spicy steak & plantain skewers -1,500* Mojito - 4,000* Jumping jack - 4,500___________________________________________REVIEWPlantain lasagneI thought this was a combination of sweet & savory flavors, had seasoned minced beef, a layer of plantain topped with Parmesan cheese & plantain chips. Served with garlic bread.This was crunchy because it was fried rather than baked. It was crunchy on the out & tender on the inside rather than an overall tender texture.I also thought the portion was really small. So if you’re a heavy eater or severely hungry? You may want to order this with a side.___________________________________________Seafood pasta.I’m sure y’all would wonder - pasta again? But yeah! Pasta again! 🤤This seafood pasta was creamy, cheesy & tasty. It had calamari & prawns. What did it for me was the ability to balance out all the ingredients. None overshadowed the other.I thought the presentation of this pasta could have been better because I didn’t think it would taste as good based off its presentation.___________________________________________Spicy steak & plantain skewersI kid you not! When this was served? I didn’t think that was it. Because again? Portion was small, literally had like 3 pieces of meat on it 🤷🏾‍♀️ but on the flip side? It tasted good. So Yh maybe I forgot about it’s portion after I tasted it.___________________________________________DrinksThe jumping jack was an absolute fave! Mixed to perfection.___________________________________________Again, if you get here hungry? Bear in mind wait time is mad long! The waiter was knowledgeable about the menu - I liked that.My highlight coming here has to be the food. It’s really good. Technique is really on steroids here.I’d definitely come back here! What? I’m trying everything on their menu! 🤤😋

Beautiful ambience, lovely traditional and contemporary aesthetics and very creative menu.

Five stars for a 5 star service, hidden away in Lekki, Ile Eros is a beautifully put together restaurant with top notch service and even better food. With a nigerian spin on western food, the flavours are fantastic and a treat to taste buds. I cannot more highly recommend this restaurant.

Hands down one of my best dining experiences in Lagos.I tried their tasting menu for dinner this past Christmas and the food tasted amazing. My faves were the Truffle Jollof and the Yaji Pasta(not pictured)Eros also took his time to explain the dishes and the inspiration behind each oneMy only con is that two of our courses did take a bit of time to get out, but all in all the food tasted great!I’ll be back

The food was really good. I particularly liked the fried beans and the Zobo cocktail. Its a creative way to serve Nigerian dishes. The service needs to improve though. They waiters appear confused and a mismatch with the creativity portrayed in the menu. For such a modern and innovative menu, the decor, the casually dressed waiters and the crockery are a mismatch. Having said that, its still good food at prices that are not bad compared to similar restaurants. A word of caution though. If you are a heavy eater, you will find the portions small.

Very nice! Nice interior, and great food and service. Had the 7-course tasting menu, and the Chef himself attended to us. Lovely experience!

Very cosy and intimate. Good service and professional staff.

Ile Eros gives you the feel of gourmet food with Nigerian infusion. Its different from all others and uniquely so. I particularly love the aesthetics and plating but thats whats fine dinning is about right? If youre not having the tasting course then try the Tuwo with Agushi cream: its tuwo mascara and egusi ijebu that went to Harvard! The chef was great, educating us with every serving. The service was almost perfect until the last course when our attendant started handing is our cutleries from across the table. In fairness to her it was about 10pm so I just assumed she was tired. Id have given a 5star if she endured to the end. Great place overall

I had a fabulous time. The waiters are attentive and let you know what youre having. Theres limited parking, but they have valet service which is just one less thing to worry about. Definitely going back.

Nigerian restaurant with modern vibe. They sell local dishes like Ofada and more on wYa you have not had them before. Estimate 20k for 2 persons

Located in Lekki phase 1, Ile eros is not hard to find. Its a cosy place tucked away in Lekki and basically in 2 parts. The front part hosted the secret dining experience where we were treated to the chefs 4 course meal. Staff were pleasant, ambience is awesome and the presentation of the meals were beautiful. Something should be done about the flies though. Still a worth while experience

It’s a cute space so safe to say not for a large crowd of 3 different parties, service was a bit slow and took them forever to bring the bread(I mean we literally had to beg for it) but when it came it was heavenly (or was I just hungry, lol). Not one that likes her puff puff meddled with so the puff puff party was a hard pass, the bbq sauce on the wings was artificially sweet so you know it came straight from the bottle plus the suya spice added on it was all shades of wrong, I’ll give them an A in presentation but the food didn’t blow me away.

I loved the ambience. So I booked online before going and i will advice you to do the same. I ordered for aquatic okro and yam rolls (simply pounded yam and seafood okro) lol. It cost N6,500.There is a long wait time though but they served starters on the house. It was burnt bread and seasoned truffles. It was nice though. Water is N500 I think and then I got wings (it has a name that I cant remember now)

Excellent customer service. Food was also really nice. Had the plantain lasagna as my main dish and it was absolutely wonderful. Their menu is also really creative.

Great place in a very quiet part of Lekki (off Fola Osibo). Nice ambience and extremely great service (the staff that served us deserves a lot of tipsss). Food is super nice and wonderfully presented. Be sure to try that Eros jollof rice, that dish hits differently. As good as the jollof is, you probably won’t expect the burst of flavors from the roast chicken. I still have vivid memories of the taste and texture as I type this.I wasn’t too pleased with the time though. I came in very hungry and the orders took a long time to arrive. Also, among all we ordered, the jollof dish was the only one that seemed enough. The others were not too small but not as much as I had expected (judging from a review I saw here previously). I also think they should increase the size of fresh juice glasses, those 200cc glasses don’t cut it at all.Apart from this, we had a really great time at Ile Eros. Chef Eros also came out to have a small chat - super nice guy. I will most definitely visit again.

My most recent experience at Ile eros was rather disappointing.For someone who has previously dined at ile eros twice, recommended the place to friends and colleagues they dropped the ball on this one.My Dear friend ordered Seafood Ayamashe w/coconut cream rice on my behalf in my words their food is good so I think I will like anything. for reference, I had other restaurants to choose from.When I opened the meal it smelt off. I told myself Nah it cant be!!! The rice was already going bad and slightly slimy. Ofada wasnt seafood, it had a decent portion of proteins, however, it tasted bitter, it had a weird smell and didnt taste fresh. Danbunama Rolls was equally soggy!!! With each bite, I tried convincing myself that it was all in my mind. Alas! it wasnt. I ended up throwing it away. How do you sell food that wasnt freshly made to customers? Bukka Ofada tastes way better than this. To be fair it was ordered around past 5 pm so I guess they just sold leftover. I reached out to them via Instagram and got a we are so sorry about that 😢 definitely not good enough. You guys need to fix UP!

I love everything about Ilé Eros. Gorgeous dining space with great appetizing meals. The ambiance is impeccable with an afrocentric approach. Its definitely a Go-To for a wonderful dining experience!

Best amala spot in lekki phase one

Nice space. The Yaji pasta was soooooo good. Oxtail was a little heavy on salt. If you are looking for a non-alcoholic cocktails, do try their Roselle. Amazing experience overall

Food ✅ Presentation ✅ Atmosphere ✅ Portion ✅ Price ✅ Everything ✅ Go there, and you would understand everything

Amazing vibes - warm and peaceful. Dimly lit in the evenings. Great tasting food - creative menu. Would definitely go back again.

They have the very best customer service i have ever seen. Their staff.. super helpful, their is amazing. I had the puff and beef platter and loved it. Oh and their decor is also so cute

Food experience for a foodie, okay.Expected a bit more in terms of the people who served to explain and talk about the what goes into the meal.Fine dining experience is driven by description (introduction to the meal) and presentation.Drinks - limited knowledge of mixing.

Im a fan of the head chef at this restaurant, hence the 3 star (our experience with the taste of the food was a 2). There was a particular sauce/spice that most of the dishes we ordered had (we had prawn suya, beef suya, yaji pasta & plantain lasagne). It threw off the taste of all the dishes. The chicken in the yaji pasta had no seasoning and the yaji pasta only had yaji on the top, and there was no yaji taste throughout the pasta. I believe the food can be much better, maybe it was an off day for the kitchen

Great tasting food. The creativity of the chefs was amazing.

A lovely place to hangout with friends for an amazing evening experience, located in the heart of Lekki.

Its a cool chilled place to eat and hangout, the decor is model like a home just as the name implies ile Eros which means Eros house in english.The food is very nice and delicious

Ambience, excellent food and delicious cocktails

Decent place only issue is parking to be honest. They have valet parking but that you have to pay for.

Ile Eros is a fantastic African restaurant. Ranging from service delivery to the food presentation, its hospitality at its peak.

I love everything about Ile Eros, the food, service, environment etc,,,

Very nice experience with the staff. I tasted some really yummy cookies too.

Their food is so good!!! I’ve been here a couple of times. Definitely a must if you’re ever in Lagos

Great food. The rib was well prepared and delicious.

Nice ambience, good service, definitely pricey but the food was goooooooooood!

Great space... and amazing food

Great food. Best Ambience around. Good location for private dates and parties. staff are polite. Not enough parking sometimes

Just one word. Fantastic

Leftover food was served.

Dont know much about the place but I feel it a nice place from the look of things

Food is amazing customer service is on point love it.

Trash customer service and mains. The appetizers were fantastic. The bartender really made it an awful experience and I’m never going there again or recommending this place to anyone. I feel bad for the owner but the rudeness of his bartender was a doozy. I did not even know bartenders are allowed to come to guests to interrogate them. Another useless place in Lagos. This has been the worst experience I have had in a while.Update: I left a similar review on their Instagram and they took it off. Smh. Unprofessional. The chef did reach out, I am yet to talk to him however, I would have hoped they turn the experience around and allow me a chance to update my review. I guess this is how they have a clean Instagram. More trash.

Very good food and attention to details

Great ambience. And the food variety is superb.Heads up, pick the Chapman ahead of any other drink.

Very nice place and cool

After a nice meal..you pose 😄😄😄

Great place to enjoy an afternoon at. The menu is also very good

Absolutely amazing. Try the Yaji Penne Pasta & thank me later 💋

Beautiful! Fresh juices, great starters and delicious mains!😍 coming back again!!!!

Very beautiful place. The staff were caution and friendly. Loved every minute of it. The food was lovely too. I definitely recommend!

Amazing cocktails, the ayamashe dish was a 10/10 and the ambience was nice. The puff-puff party was meh. Good experience overall.

Cultural vibes and great food

It was ok . Had the fried rice

Long wait time for the meals but it was worth it

Signature on the menú is distinctively unique to almost all other restáurants, tasty.

Food was uninspiring... but I’m willing to try one more time

I left home knowing that Ile Eros would just have to be a great place. It was. The ambience was on point. The atmosphere was lit and the crowd was the right one. Cuisine was well planned out and Chef Eros interacts with his clients on a personal level sharing the story behind every course with every one of his clients. Great place to eat and go out on dates.

Lovely food. Cozy environment. Good for a nice lunch and private dinner.

Nice place

Very courteous staffs. The chef/owner was on hand to talk us through. A very polite and amiable individual. The food was very impressive. We will recommend it as a must go

A serene environment with good service

The portions were good and the food tasted great. (Obviously considering the price lol). They also have a thing for bread? Not like I minded though. Also the ambience was right and the staff were courteous. However the menu was limited and the food prep took a while. Solid 4.

Great food, great ambiance and really nice decor. But I had to wait 45 minutes for my meal and the place wasn’t even that busy

Lovely interior which just sets the right mood for a good time. And get ready for fine dinning. Exquisite food styling and presentation. For starters, you might want to try the Lamb and Carrot made of spicy lamb, carrot puree and a broth. Nice to have. Their pepper soup costs about ₦2,000 and its worth that and a bag of chips. If youre into pepper soup, youd like itThey make good grilled steaks which are for about ₦3,000. Try their cheese cake for about ₦2,500 and quite tasty. Prices arent so bad compared to a good part of the menu. Service is a bit flawed. A bit of time wasting, presentation could be better though.

This was my most pleasant service experience in a Nigerian restaurant. The Chef even came to introduce himself and welcome us. The food was nothing short of amazing and reasonably priced compared to the quality.

Awesome ambience, amazing scenery with mouth watering bespoke cuisine 👌❤️❤️❤️

The food was very good but service was slow

Nice but no parking space

Very cozy. Nice place to be.

Lovely space with delicious healthy food and topnotch customers service.

Chef Eros is a vibe. Fun, creative menu with a twist to local fare, this is your best best for deconstructed Nigerian food. Curated with love, this is one menu that can’t be ignored.

Everything on the menu was amazing ... From the appetisers served in creative martini glasses to the food which packed a punch of flavor and very meticulously curated. Drinks were fresh and desert was to die for... Dont forget the cheesecake. Loved the spin on traditional dishes and attention to detail by the owner and staff. Perfect for small groups and families.

Your one stop fantasy to continental and African cuisine

Good meal and a lovely atmosphere.

Needs a bit of CX

Great meal 👌

Awesome

Good service, good food and fair pricing. Had a great time with friends.

Local dishes styled in luxury

The ambience and food is too notch! Its competing for my favorite restaurant spot. Nigerian fusion at its peak. Have the dambunama spring rolls and yaji pasta Yum!

This place.... divine! Chef Eros is definitely setting the standard for fine dining the Nigerian way.I have been here twice, both visit amaz-balls!

Nice meal

Yummy food. Large quantities and great presentations. A little bit too pricey to be a frequent brunch spot (avg 6,500 per meal excl drinks) at least when compared to other spots like HSE and harvest. But can serve as a savvy cosy spot for date night, or special lunches.

The Jumping Jacks tastes like a terrible sacrifice. The water is meant to be bottomless but it is not which does not make sense at all. The pricing of the bill is extremely confusing. The food is delicious however and the waiters are friendly.

Dont know much about this place