Here’s a list of new restaurants in Lagos that should be on your post-corona hitlist as soon as it becomes safe to go outside again

In the spirit of the new year, we at Eat Drink Lagos absolutely encourage you to take some rewarding food risks in the months to come.

Aren’t you tired of having the same thing every Christmas since you were a child? These options are NOT jollof, and there’s not a hint of rice and stew to be found here either. You’re welcome.

Which of these countries' versions of Nigerian food are you looking to try?

Tobi wields nostalgia for this throwback piece.

You deserve better than a lifetime of eating Ogbono and Egusi.

Tobi shares alternative rice dishes that aren’t jollof.

Tobi shares some fun facts about potatoes.

Exploring Nigerian food and snacks that are either vegetarian or can be made to suit vegetarian standards.

Oluwatobi got more than she bargained for on her trip to Kaduna and got to try new and exciting sweets from Northern Nigeria.

For Vanilla Ice Cream Day, we’d like to know the best vanilla ice cream (or gelato) in Lagos

Are all malt drinks born equal? For instance, what’s the difference between Dubic Malt and Amstel Malta? Which malt rules them all?

We got inspired by a @caaniiball tweet to find out what restaurants open in Lagos on Mondays