Heritage Confectionery in Dublin

Not bad, need to improve on the food

My family visited Dublin recently. We ate hot pounded yam with hot delicious vegetable soup and jollof rice with chicken at Heritage confectionery. The Customer Service was excellent, the owner took our order and served us. This is one of the best business strategy that business owners must emulate. The owner also gave us Agege bread and peanut as a gift. Mr. Sesan, we pray that God shall continue to bless you business in Jesus Name amen 🙏. We really appreciate your Customer service and gifts, thanks a million sir. Shalom!

Was at the buffet service on Sundays. I enjoyed my favourite asaro and plaintain with pepper sauce. Go hungry so you get to taste all the menu has to offer. The pepper soup was fire. Needed some spice for the cold snap. Absolutely your go-to place when the cold weather brings a craving for authentic Nigerian food that brings warmth and reminds you of the taste of home.

Pros: The soups I've tried have been good so far (Egusi, Ogbono, Eforiro). Ewa agoyin is good too. Cons: Poor communication, very poor. Sometimes they deliver stale food especially the fried/ jollof rice. I had severe diarrhea the last time I ate their fried rice. They did not even deliver my full order, i just had to let it go.

Top stop outlet for those interested in Nigerian foods and delicacies. I usually buy popular Yoruba loaf "Agege Bread' from the place.

The price for the food is so reasonable. The food always tastes amazing. The Sunday buffet is worth every penny and the owner takes pride in his service to everyone. Always polite and patient, despite busy times. Highly recommend.

I have been visiting african restaurant. In many countries, this is one of the best I have ever try, there Suja , Jolof and Pepper soup is excellent, they attended to us very quickly and I didn't want long for my food to get ready. The only thing I will say they should try to make some improve in there environment . All in All I will recommend them give them 💯 %