Steppers Restaurant & Lounge - Bonn

On a Saturday night at 19 o'clock... and only two guests, this is in the regular statement enough! eating tasty, for African (Ghanaese) kitchen very weakly seasoned, the portions very small. the main dishes, usually a suppe - e.g. different sauces with meat, fish, and two Yams sauces - approx. 15 €.The fish in my food approx. 50 grams in an erdnussosse. the bark with my wife is less. Despite the appetizer for 6 €, it was still a dessert queue.A sour yoghurt with fruits for 4 € could not really tear it out.Factory: for over 50 € (incl. drinks) rarely eat so weak.

In the early Wednesday evening I am the only guest. the service is very friendly, but also very inexperienced. the alcohol-free beer is already running out of it, without this being an occasion to wipe. she hardly speaks German. with English it works without problems.As a pleasure from the kitchen there are chips and a tiny little portiönchen dip. what it is, I know, even on demand, not really. african something. but is delicious.Because I don't know about African cuisine, I'll be advised. as an appetizer there are "kelewele with groundnuts" (fried ripe kochbananen mit erdnüsse). salty and dry, with nuts from the dose. the recommended main course is "cooked yams root with pikanter tomato sauce and put meat". that tastes very interesting, but both the yam and the meat are still quite solid. everything seems ungrateful. no time to complain, because I have tickets for a concert in the obliquely opposite "Harmonie".Time to step up.

The foods were tasty but the price performance was not right! we spent a little under 30 € for two people for eating and you could not be fed with it, little meat in eating and even if this had remained you could have at least achieved the saturation effect with more tears.

The best African restaurant I have visited so far in bonn. the ambiente is very cozy and welcoming, clean and eating tastes really good. the staff are very friendly and the prices are very moderate. kudos!