The Foundry - Lagos

First time visit to the Foundry since its inception but having visited the sister facility 19Glover/Casa Lydia I was looking for another simply good food experience and wasn 't too dissapointed. I had the Gangsta salad with chicken which was quite pleasant tasting with honey mustard dressing. Portion was quite generous except the chicken breast cutlets were bit dry. Overall simply good value and worth a visit.

I was introduced to The Foundry in July 2015 and have been a regular ever since. Simply put, it's the best value for money restaurant in Lagos I have been to. The best part about the food is that it is always freshly cooked and the cocktails are absolutely delicious! I also love the ambience. The best kept secret in my opinion.

Came for late breakfast on a Sunday. Food was fantastic, well presented and tasted delicious. However DO NOT try their coffee, major disappointment. This is the reason for their lower score!

Had a pleasant meal here at The Foundry. The place is pretty to look at especially with the swimming pool and the fountain. Food is good, service if OK and the ambiance is positive. Nice

So I went to The Foundry a couple of weeks ago and was super impressed with what they've done to the outdoor space. It's cavans and lounge beds like something out of an Aladin movie. The pool is now clean and there's a mini fountain as well as a nice outdoor bar. The last time I went there before last week was in 2014 and I blogged about it on my blog which is called Tuke's Quest. I like the fact that their menu is in the form of a newspaper. Their Strawberry Daquiri is delicious!!! The waiter was a bit rude, when I asked about the size of a particular dish, at first he didn't reply and when he did, he did so grudgingly. My friend had the Surf and Turf pasta, it looked soooo good. I like the fact that the menu has different cuisines.