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01The tomato

Picked at
its peak.

Plum and vine tomatoes, chosen each morning for colour, weight and sweetness. Everything starts here.

The B&S way

We cook the food of Ghana the way it was cooked for us — slowly, generously, and without shortcuts. Every pot begins with fresh tomatoes and ends at somebody’s table.

01

Made today

Soups and stews are cooked fresh each morning, in small batches, and never frozen.

02

Pounded to order

Fufu is pounded when you order it — soft, elastic and still warm.

03

Sourced with care

Our peppers, garden eggs and smoked fish come from Ghanaian growers and grocers we know by name.

The signatures

Five plates
we’d stake our name on.

Cooked in small batches every day we open. When the pot is finished, it’s finished.

The full menu
Light Soup with Goat

N° 01

£16.50

Light Soup with Goat

Aponkye nkrakra

Tomato, garden egg and scotch bonnet broth, simmered for hours over goat on the bone. Bright, clear, deeply warming.

Customise
Groundnut Soup with Chicken

N° 02

£16.50

Groundnut Soup with Chicken

Nkatenkwan

Roasted peanut paste cooked low with tomato and pepper until velvety. Free-range chicken, slow-braised.

Customise
Jollof Rice & Grilled Chicken

N° 03

£14.50

Jollof Rice & Grilled Chicken

Smoky, party-style jollof cooked down in a rich tomato base. Charred chicken thigh, house shito, fresh salad.

Customise
Waakye with the Works

N° 04

£15.00

Waakye with the Works

Rice and black-eyed beans with sorghum leaf, gari, talia, egg, wele, stew and shito. Breakfast of champions.

Customise
Banku & Grilled Tilapia

N° 05

£19.50

Banku & Grilled Tilapia

Whole tilapia, scored and grilled over charcoal, with fresh pepper, onion and tomato. Eaten with the hands.

Customise

Build your bowl

Your bowl.
Your rules.

Four choices, made in the order a Ghanaian kitchen would make them. Your bowl is priced as you go, then sent straight to our kitchen.

  1. 01

    Swallow

    Fufu, banku, omo tuo, kenkey — or rice, jollof and waakye.

  2. 02

    Soup

    Light, groundnut, palm nut, okro, kontomire.

  3. 03

    Protein

    Goat, chicken, tilapia, crab, wele and more.

  4. 04

    Finish

    Kelewele, avocado, shito — and exactly how hot you like it.

Light soup with fufu and goat in a black earthenware bowl

A bowl, for instance

  1. 01Fufu
  2. 02Light soup
  3. 03Goat on the bone
  4. 04Ghana hot
As built£15.50
Tomatoes, scotch bonnets, red onion, ginger and garden eggs on dark slate

Sourcing

From the market,
never the freezer.

Good Ghanaian food is mostly patience and good produce. We buy little and often — ripe tomatoes, fresh scotch bonnets, garden eggs, smoked fish and palm fruit — and cook it the same day.