Don’t be put off by the weird green fluorescent lights outside or the proximity to the Wilkinson road traffic; the Senegalese is worth a visit. It’s a small local restaurant with a dozen tables which serves dishes with a Senegalese theme; it’s a simple menu with meat, fish or chicken with a variety of accompaniments like Atieche, Rice, Plantain etc. but it’s well done.
No, better than well done, their grilled snapper is fantastic, a worthy successor to the now-demolished Ramadas as best fish in Freetown.
They used to play great music too (and still do if you ask), but then they installed a TV and now you have to drag the staff from it’s mesmeric glow to get service and sometimes when they're busy they rush the food; so if it doesn’t look cooked send it back.

Don’t let that stop you, GO! it’s a firm favourite of a large number of my friends and it's good value.

(4* because : the grilled snapper , grilled over charcoal with spices and lime)