Calypso
Calypso mixes Ghanaian spice with Caribbean flair in a cosy setting downtown. You step in for hearty stews, grilled tilapia and jollof cooked slow on charcoal. The little spot sits near a busy market road where the smells drift out onto the street. Locals call it a Sunday lunch hideout where the owner greets everyone by name.
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Basilisa restaurant
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