Koité Grill

"Definitely not the best in the DMV. The small boy was polite but didn’t listen to me so my order was missing items. The jollof was salty. Some of the lamb was tender and the rest was just the “fatty part”. The onions was the only thing I like."

"This is A hidden gem. There isn’t a sign up to show they are in the shopping mall but it’s worth a visit. They’re sandwiched between to churches. If you go in a weekend you may get some great food and a good sermon from the churches. The portions are large and the meat is very flavorful. I prefer my meat a little more tender but the other family members liked it as it was. The goat was great as well as the lamb. The Mac and cheese very very cheesy. I added a little salt to make it perfect for my taste but overall I give this place a 9 out of 10. They have a store as well. Check out the pics"

"First time here. It’s in an small obscure shopping center. And there is NO sign of the name of the restaurant. Unless you know it, you found it on Google, you would not know there is a restaurant here. Inside the restaurant there is a small grocery store. Simple menu. I came here for good meats based on other reviews and I got it. I love the taste of lamb. Know that these lamb come with bones. It may be tough somewhere and a bit greasy! But the peppery flavor was heaven! I don’t know what West African lamb should taste like but I sure do like the taste. Staff was attentive and patient with my questions. The place could use a little more even simple update to make it shine a little. Definitely recommend this restaurant."

"Let me first say, that we did not visit this restaurant location. But, we stopped by Koite Grill Stand at RFK Stadium Open Air Farmers' Market in DC and we ordered Lamb, Chicken with JOLLOF Rice, Purple Tea and a upside down Pineapple Poundcake. Our food was perfectly cooked. Everything was flavorful, juicy and on point. The staff was helpful and friendly. I’m recommending this meal to everyone!"