Editor’s Note: At the beginning of the lockdown, we shared our Takeout Guide, featuring a cohesive list of restaurants. Since it’s obvious that the sweet spot is to find places offering delivery of specific meals, we’ve compiled lists detailing how to find the delivery of alcohol, groceries and burgers right now in Lagos.

Until restaurants officially open, you can count on us to update lists of where to find specific meals in Lagos, as your premier food and drink guide in the city.

Do you ever just wake up these days with a deep craving for pastry and sweet treats? That shouldn’t come as a surprise since these treats help us cope with difficult times in our lives after all.

It also doesn’t help that it is not advisable to go out and get some of our favourite baked goods on a whim like before, especially for those of us with no baking skills. 

Being your leading food plug, we’ve curated a list of businesses offering delivery of desserts and sweet treats to feed your cravings.

1. Eden Desserts

Eden Desserts is one of the few establishments in Lagos offering vegan and gluten-free menu options to customers. The lockdown/curfew period is no different as they’re taking orders for cakes, brownies, cheesecakes and many more.

Call 0809 713 4463 to place an order.

2. Chocolat Royale Lagos

Chocolat Royal is easily one of the most popular patisseries in Lagos, and the lockdown period has not changed that. They’re currently offering delivery of flavoured cakes, pastries and ice cream.

To place an order, call, 0817 001 7852

3. Hans And Rene 

Hans And Rene boasts of an extensive menu of cakes, creams and gelato. They’re currently taking walk-in orders at their H&R Palms Mall, Oniru and Ikeja GRA outlets branches.

4. The Ice Cream factory

Prior to the lockdown, the mainland ICF outlet was temporarily closed with orders restricted to locations on the island. Thankfully, their Maryland outlet is now open for orders in Ikeja and environs with items like waffle paninis, muffins and other dessert items on the menu.

To place your order, follow this link via Jumia Foods

5. Frozen rolls NG

As opposed to the conventional glob we’re used to, the ice cream here is rolled by hand and served in cups and waffle taco shells.

Call 0816 589 2432 to place an order.

6. Rum & Passion

This establishment offers delivery of cocktails in addition to their dessert menu, so if you’re looking to have a good time with sweet treats with your alcohol, this is the right pick for you.

Delivery runs between 9 am - 6 pm from Mondays to Saturdays.

Call 0818 713 2334 to place your order.

7.  Xo Bakery 

At the start of the lockdown, XO Bakery was one of the food establishments that temporarily closed down for a while. Thankfully, they’ve been taking orders since April so you’re in luck if you’re craving sweet treats from Chef Alex.

Call 0909 111 1902 to place your order.

8. Adun By Abby

Helmed by Michelin Restaurant-Trained pastry chef, Adun Williams, Adun By Abby, one of our 2019 festival vendors is offering delivery of limited items this lockdown period, from cake loaves to shortbread cookies.

Call 0708 000 4110 to place your order.

9. The Create Company

A creation of pastry chef, Oge Modebelu, The Create Company is famous for the signature floral ‘bouq cakes’. They also offer delivery of other baked goods like macarons, meat pies and custom cakes.

Call 0905 831 1131‬‬ to place your order.

10. Buttercream Abuja 

Popular for their brioche cinnamon rolls and cake loaves in Abuja, Buttercream is offering delivery of baked goods this period when you place your order 24 hours prior.

Call 0903 090 7578 to place your order.

11. Waffle Stop Abuja

One of the better waffle houses in the capital city, Wafflestop isn’t letting the quarantine stop them from serving customers this period.
To place your order, call 0903 463 3092

12. Coco Ribbon

With outlets in Lagos and Abuja, Coco Ribbon is offering delivery of their signature custard doughnuts amongst others this period.

Call 090 5555 5888 to place your order.

Stephanie is a British-born Nigerian novelist, poet, journalist, editor, essayist, and activist who obtained her first degree in Mass Communication, majoring in Broadcast Journalism at Covenant University. Stephanie writes fiction and non-fiction, enjoys performing arts and exotic food, as should all people with impeccable taste. Her debut novel—Deafening Silence—is the 2019 1st runner up of the Association of Nigerian Authors Prize for Fiction.