Pavement Chop Bar
Pavement Chop Bar is a simple local chop spot found right here in Lapaz, where you can expect to taste honest-to-goodness home cooked Ghanaian meals like banku with soup, light soup with fish or fufu with stew, served from a busy stall or open yard setting common in the area. It sits tucked into the everyday rhythm of Lapaz, offering a genuine taste of the neighborhood for both locals rushing after work and visitors exploring the outskirts of Accra, giving you that real neighborhood flavor without any fuss or frills.
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