So we spotted a little blind item on Instagram yesterday.

Maybe we're reading too much into "#soontoabuja", but that sounds like a big hint. For context, @chef_duhalde is the head chef + owner at La Taverna.

Abuja would definitely be a big move for La Taverna because they haven't really "conquered" Lagos yet. And business strategy suggests you conquer your first location before moving to another.

Either way, we like the idea. Abuja is super close to Jos and Jos has very fresh produce so it's definitely a good idea. On related note, do Abuja restaurants take advantage of their proximity to Jos? Would be a terrible shame if they didn't.

Extra Bites

Sao Cafe has a ridiculous Thursday platter

The thing is YUUUUUUGE. You get that and a pitcher of sangria/margarita for N7k (or 12k for four people).

Dog Meat Is Being Sold to Unwitting Tourists in Bali [Munchies]

Poor Tourists shouldn't come to Lagos then. Because Suya...LOL

George Clooney Sells Casamigos Tequila Company for Ungodly Amount of Cash [Eater]

Must be nice.

How to Eat Indian Food at Indian Food Restaurants [Thrillist]

Don't agree with the first one, but the rest...yeah.