B First
Excellent and cheap Bangladeshi restaurant in Sinkor.
Golden Beach Restaurant & Bar
American owned Continental restaurant that offers seafood, pizza and fine french dining from the head chef of Chez Christophe in San Francisco, CA. Enjoy your meal with custom seating directly on the beach. Some great items include French Onion Soup, Filet mignon with mushroom sauce, lobster tails, pan fried fish with creamy bell pepper sauce and thin crust pizza. This is the only restaurant directly on the beach. This is the most popular spot for United Nations workers because of the large amount of Security guards here provided for protection of customers.
P.A.'s Rib House
Pretty good American-style barbecued ribs. Like most restaurants in Monrovia, service is a bit slow, and items on the menu are not always available.
Sajj House Restaurant
Venerable Lebanese establishment with outdoor dining, a big screen TV, and wi-fi internet along with a wide-range of menu options. Cell phone number is "SAJJ" 7255
Great Wall.
Pretty good, authentic chinese food on tubman boulevard. hot pot shabu shabu available in the front room. back room available for karaoke parties.
Le Griot Cafe
Opposite the american embassy is an outdoor bar/restaurant offering a daily african special and a sunday brunch ranging from african food to southern creole buffet. friday happy hour grill bar wireless internet. cell +231 7 155 242 or +231 6 815 242
Casablanca.
Great moroccan food at the top of broad street. again, very expensive, but tasty tagines the chicken with raisins is particularly good.
Nour Restaurant.
Good lebanese on center street.
Diana's.
Great lunch spot on center street. great lebanese sandwiches and falafel. +231 0 656 3333
Ro-zi's - Nâyla Café
Liberian fusion restaurant, Bestman Road in Airfield, Sinkor - you'll see the signs pointing the way off of Tubman Blvd. and Old Road. Excellent menu, charming "New York City meets West Africa" decor. Also caters and delivers.
Dining options in Monrovia are pretty good, all things considered. Anything other than Lebanese and Liberian tends to be expensive, but there are a few reasonable places.
There are hundreds of "cook shops" serving Liberian fare, but if you're yearning for something other than spicy sauces and rice, you can try one of the following:
The Living Room (Royal Hotel Sushi Restaurant).
Sinkor, between 14th and 15th streets, on tubman boulevard. expensive, especially for the mediocre sushi. very nice, sleek atmosphere - you could almost be in new york. almost. the royal hotel also has another western/lebanese restaurant, where the chicken burger is pretty good. pirate seafood soup also not bad.