📍2, Gado Nasko St, Asokoro.
Having online classes at home is still the one thing I despise most about this pandemic (aside constantly wearing masks and hearing news of daily deaths globally).
However, one thing I’m glad about being home in Abuja is that I still have access to cafes and co-working spaces since we’re not on lockdown.
So, to have a change of environment and mainly to escape from my 9yo hyperactive siblings, I was at Wells Cafe x Bakehouse the other day for a study session.
It was somewhere I saved specifically for that because I get to have snacks and drinks while I listen to my professors share wisdom on MS Teams and hopefully not sleep off 💀.
AMBIENCE:
The ambience was quite nice as I’m sucker for greenery and rooftops. The cafe has two floors, food at the ground floor and the seating area on the first.
I liked that there were a lot of options on display and you can choose right there and then. Upstairs, it was too hot to sit outside so I stayed indoors.
FOOD:
For food, I ordered a Chapman N3000 and a Chicken Sandwich N2500 which comes with fries. Chapman was good, but the sandwich, not so much.
I thought the breads texture was tougher than the usual and the chicken filling was a bit dry, even though the flavour was spot on. Some moisture in there would’ve compensated for the bread I think, almost like eating a juicy baguette sandwich.
Still willing to try other items though like the desserts and snacks like meat pies next time.
SERVICE:
The service at the cafe was quite good, my server was quite polite and helpful.
I liked my experience there as it was away from the usual hustle and bustle sounds of areas like Wuse 2 or Maitama.
It’s located in the residential area of Asokoro. Luckily I was the only one there at the time which made it even much better.
Have you visited the cafe yet? What would you suggest I try on my next visit? 🤩😁
