Africa Lounge

Our service here was absolutely amazing! My finance and I stopped here in between flights with our puppy. Our waitress Hana was super friendly and gave our little doggy water when she was thirsty and even gave her some grilled chicken . I had also accidentally spilled my margarita on the table and she brought me a new one. My fiancé and I had a hard week after a death in the family and it was nice to have such a heartwarming friendly environment to come to and Hana was so amazing and made our experience worth while. After such a hard week it's nice to see that there are good people out there like Hana who just want me make someone's day!

Hana provided AMAZING service and the food was wonderful. I haven't had this good of service in years. if your in SEATAC ask for Hana she is awesome!

After our cruise, we got to our gate early and hungry. The Africa Lounge was directly across from our gate and we figured, "How bad can it be?" Well... it was very good, indeed. The service was prompt, despite the fact that there were only two waitstaff for the entire place. The food was served hot and fresh and was very tasty.

As it happens, we will be flying through Seattle again in a few months and will make it a point to eat here again.

Wish Is checked on Yelp before choosing to try this place for lunch. The service was slow so if you make the decision to find here make sure you have ample time or order and pay simultaneously. The show service wasn't the only issue, the food came out lukewarm at best and the beer I ordered was only slightly cold.

I ordered the spicy beef sambusas (the only thing on the menu that could be attributed to African roots) $22.39 for two which are small, seasoned rice and three plantains. I will say the flavor of the sambusas was very good, spicy it was not. The seasoned rice was meh. A Mac & Jack's Porter 12oz can $10.

Def cannot recommend this place. I should have left after the wait just to order.

Service was pleasant but possibly slow but keep in mind that I belatedly realized my flight was boarding in 30 minutes. My drink came quickly but I may have made a mistake in remarking I need another few minutes to make a food choice. That's when I saw my boarding time on my ticket and thought, oh, no. Could I place a grill order and get it to go? I had to flag down a waiter to pay for my drink. I left, a little sad that I didn't try their African food. Yet again, as noted by another reviewer, there were like two items. The rest were very American. I had briefly been hoping (before I rushed out) Iʻd see something like Shaksuka or Chicken mamba or somwthing with piri piri pepper sauce. Lots of potential for this concept. Hope they grow and maybe be a little more brave in their next menu rollout. I donʻt go to ʻAfricaʻ to have clam chowder or a burger.
Beautiful atmosphere.

Stopped here for a bite before boarding a flight. The waiter was friendly. The food was average ( it is inside of an airport). The "jollof rice" and salmon were bland. The cocktail was ok.

As far as airport food goes, it's always going to overpriced the cheeseburger is expensive but is decent nonetheless.

I'd like to stress that my fathers burger was initially a bit undercooked and they happily made a new one for him. The ambience is a bit busy and difficult to hear, but it's nice place to sit before waiting for a flight.

Cheers!

In all fairness, this is an airport restaurant. There is a different level of expectations when it comes to suitcase and layover joints.

A, I think, African safari theme that got eaten by lions when it tried to fuse a sport bar into the equation, doesn't really work. It's a bit of a failed attempt. Yet, again, this is the concourse of the SeaTac airport and not Market Street in the UK's Manchester.

In all fairness, I am glad they didn't trip out and go Rainforest Cafe extreme.

But at the end of the day it's hard to swallow a small 3 egg omelette at nearly $20, even at the monopoly airport.

I would have been better served, and at about half the coins w a breakfast sandwich from any of the other eateries--even corporate Starbucks.

This was a seat yourself place. Hugo, our waiter, was attentive to our needs, especially when one of my party wanted breakfast and the other wanted lunch however they could not be ordered at the same time. The Western Omlet was delicious & cooked perfectly with fresh ingredients. It was actually beautiful as it was bright yellow in color.

Beer was good, had a nice local selection. Service was not friendly or welcoming. I ordered a cheeseburger, it came out about 1 min after o ordered it. I rarely send anything back. But it was inedible. Bun was cold, party was rancid and overcooked. And the fries were barely warm. Stick with the beer.