Untouchable Spot
Untouchable Spot is a local bar tucked away on Shebelle Street in the heart of Accra. It offers cool drinks and a relaxed vibe where you can chat with neighbours and enjoy Ghanaian music after a long day. The spot sits near the busy stretch of shops and small offices that line that part of Shebelle Street. It is a familiar place to the nearby workers and residents who stop by for a drink or a light bite when they can. You will find it open late most nights when the street lights stay on.
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