Ilona combines continental classics with bold reinventions.

A slice of Tokyo tucked into a Melcom Mall, Wasabi offers a refined take on Japanese staples in a relaxed setting.

Tucked into Melcom Mall on Spintex, Hallab Gourmet 1881 brings a welcome burst of Levantine sunshine.

Pizza and Mediterranean cuisine in the leafy grounds of Alliance Française.

A tucked‑away French‑tinged gem in Osu.

An all-day affair among a stylish Labone setting.

Bold is a beautifully designed all-day dining space housed in a striking atrium-style building.

Part coffee house by day, part vinyl‑driven cocktail bar by night.

Accra’s first ramen bar, Kishitei, is a masterclass in the art.

Under the creative direction of Chef Mick Élysée, NsuomNam – meaning food of the sea – offers the most innovative, yet comforting food in Ghana.

Asian fusion restaurant

Bold, lovingly designed restaurant with dining.

Asanka Local is a traditional chop bar and serves a superlative example of red red, best piled next to a fried fish.

With a prime location right on Labadi Beach, the recently refurbished Sandbox Beach Club is eminently Instagram-able, from its contemporary, honey-hued poolside seating to the strings of bare light bulbs, white linen canopies and scattering of palm trees.

Situated at the back of La Palm Royal Hotel’s expansive grounds, this attractive thatched restaurant with beachside tables is a winning spot at which to try some distinctive Ghanaian flavours – its buffet is easily the best place to eat in the hotel.

The opulent, oceanfront Labadi Beach Hotel is one of Accra’s smartest properties, with a long-established reputation for smooth service.

Set in a manicured green outdoor space, The Neem Grill specialises in sizzling meat dishes, seafood and brick-oven pizza.

Le Must has been a force among Accra’s upscale eateries for two decades

DNR Turkish Restaurant is primarily an open-air restaurant, with a play area to keep kids entertained, though there is also an air-conditioned indoor space.