Black and White Coffee Shop

Guysss the spot! Very good coffee and food. We went back twice. Staff is good and Asos for allergies. There was a line outside once. Mind that there is a take away spot next to this spot where you can sit. And I mean, how genius is the pancakes Eton Mess?! Amazee

Awesome café with a great vibe and delicious breakfast. Exactly my kind of place – from the design and service to the artisanal pastries. Probably the best cinnamon bun I’ve ever had. Totally worth the trip from Lisbon. If I came to Lagos for a week, this would be the place I’d go to every day. 10/10

Delicious food for all. Vegan options available. A little pricier but most places in Lagos are. Great cappuccino. The juices were so fresh and yummy. Will say the music was bit choice, was 8 am and they were blasting green day lol maybe a little slower chill Portuguese or lo fi would have felt nicer but hey that’s just preference. Good service and vibes. For sure recommend.

Gorgeous Bali-style brekkie/brunch/lunch spot in the heart of Lagos old town, with a clean, modern interior, high ceilings, and some relaxed outdoor seating on the street. It’s super popular in the summer months, so expect a queue—sometimes up to 20 minutes or more. But it’s worth the wait. The breakfast and lunch menu is fresh, vibrant, and consistently good. I love the avocado toast with poached eggs for breakfast, and the Buddha bowl is a favourite at lunchtime. Their pastries are also amazing—especially the almond croissants and cinnamon buns. If you’re short on time, pop next door to their takeaway coffee shop, which serves the same great pastries and coffee with almost no wait. Staff are usually very friendly, though things can feel a bit rushed during peak tourist season (understandably so when it’s packed). Personally, I love visiting in the winter—it’s quieter, more local, and the service feels especially warm and attentive. One of the best spots in Lagos for brunch or a quality coffee break.

We came here after seeing the Google reviews, and the long line plus the variety of croissants and pastries made me want to try it. We had the avocado toast with eggs, which was okay but lacks flavor, you need extra salt and pepper. The egg toast with bacon was super delicious, and the chocolate croissant was my favorite, so good! On the way out, I noticed they also have a croissant with goat cheese and spinach, which I’ll definitely come back for. The coffee is excellent too, and the staff are the friendliest, always making the experience even better. Highly recommend this place if you’re in the area and want a good breakfast.

This was our go to breakfast for the 3 days we stayed in Lagos. Our first experience was in the restaurant section. Our server was a super nice (wish I grabbed his name but he had curly blonde hair). We ordered the yogurt bowl, a full order of pancakes and two lids portions of pancakes (one with bacon and one with the strawberries. Food was delicious! The next two days we visited the to go section and both times the coffee was perfect and the pastries were great! This place is a must at least once on your visit to Lagos!

Great place for breakfast/brunch with really good coffee. Every time I've been there's been a queue outside for a table but it usually doesn't take too long. Nice and cool inside and the staff are friendly. I love the breakfast burrito and bap. Vegetarian friendly. They also have a second location a couple of doors down which just do takeaway coffees and pastries which is very handy if you're on the go or don't want to wait in the queue but still want a good coffee

VERY GOOD COFFEE! The pain au chocolat was also excellent, and I definitely recommend trying it. The queue looked long at first, but it moved surprisingly fast, which was a nice surprise. That said, charging an extra +0.5€ for oat milk feels out of place for a spot like this — a bit of an orange flag in my view. I’ll still give five stars for the taste, but this oat milk thing takes away from the overall vibe