Restaurant
Marks at the Park
Japanese and Pan-Asian fine dining in Twenty One Park, Wuse 2, known for sushi, robata grilling, signature cocktails and private dining rooms for celebrations.
A cosy Wuse 2 bistro on Adetokunbo Ademola Crescent blending Lebanese, Italian and Mediterranean cooking, from English breakfasts to T-bone steak, with a full bar.
Good to know
Tulip Bistro is an intimate restaurant on Adetokunbo Ademola Crescent, the main dining street of Wuse 2. It grew out of its founders' wish to create a place where friends and family could gather over good food, and the menu reflects the mix of influences that run through Abuja's dining scene: Lebanese, Italian and Mediterranean cooking, made with fresh, locally sourced ingredients where possible.
The menu covers the whole day. Breakfast includes a full English breakfast with toast, baked beans, tomato, sausage, eggs and potato. Later on, there are classic Italian dishes such as spaghetti Bolognese topped with Parmesan, and a house Caesar salad with apple, iceberg lettuce, croutons, chicken and the bistro's own dressing. For something more substantial, the grilled South African T-bone steak comes with mashed potato, carrots, courgette and mushroom sauce. The menu changes with the seasons, so expect some dishes to rotate.
A bar serves wines, spirits and cocktails, and the restaurant offers signature dishes and drinks packages. Private dining is available for events and corporate gatherings, which makes it a practical choice for a business lunch or a small celebration. The setting is described by the restaurant as cosy and intimate, suited to couples and small groups rather than large, loud parties.
Prices are in the mid-range for this part of Abuja: comfortable for a dinner out but not as expensive as the city's top fine-dining rooms. Reservations can be made online, and the restaurant can also be contacted by phone and WhatsApp. Check opening times when you book, particularly if you are planning an early breakfast or a late dinner.
Prices on the website give a sense of the range: breakfasts and pasta sit in the lower part of the menu, while the imported T-bone steak is among the most expensive dishes. The restaurant is active on Facebook, Instagram and TikTok, and WhatsApp is a quick way to ask about availability on the day.
Adetokunbo Ademola Crescent is lined with restaurants, cafes, malls and lounges, so Tulip Bistro is easy to combine with an evening out in Wuse 2. Marks at the Park and Zaya and Ryan's are on the same street, and most hotels in Maitama and the Central Business District are a short taxi ride away.
A blend of Lebanese, Italian and Mediterranean cooking.
Yes, including a full English breakfast.
The grilled T-bone steak, spaghetti Bolognese and the house Caesar salad.
Yes, with wines, spirits and cocktails.
Yes. Private dining is available for events and corporate gatherings.
Reservations can be made online, or by phone and WhatsApp.
At 141 Adetokunbo Ademola Crescent in Wuse 2.
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