CCF food Court
CCF food court is a bustling open‑air spot where you can try a few local plates in one go; the steam, the chatter and the smell of grilled fish give it that everyday Ghanaian feel. Visitors wander from stall to stall tasting dishes like banku and grilled tilapia, each counter adding its own twist to the familiar flavours. The court sits near the main road of Aburi, tucked just after the bus stop where the town’s rhythm shifts from early‑morning hustle to lunchtime pause, making it an easy stop for anyone passing through.
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