Empress Restaurant is inviting diners to celebrate Easter with a vibrant Nigerian buffet experience that brings together bold flavours, culture, and community.
The Stirchley-based restaurant, known for its modern take on traditional West African cuisine, is marking the holiday with a special buffet offering designed for sharing. Guests can expect a rich spread of authentic Nigerian dishes, from classic jollof and fried rice to hearty soups like egusi and efo riro, alongside grilled meats, suya, and sweet fried plantain.

The Easter event reflects Empress Restaurant's wider mission to showcase Nigerian heritage through food while creating a welcoming, social dining atmosphere. With its emphasis on generous portions and variety, the buffet allows visitors to explore a range of flavours in one sitting - making it ideal for families and groups looking to celebrate together. Prices start at £14.50 with kids under 3 eating for free on Easter Saturday. The Easter Sunday buffet is from 12pm to 4pm and includes delights such as Puff Puff, Stewed Turkey, Poundo & Soup, Stewed Beans and Jollof Rice.
Blending tradition with a contemporary dining experience, Empress Restaurant continues to position itself as a cultural hub in Birmingham's food scene. So whether you're coming straight from church, spending time with family, or simply looking for great food, there's a seat for you at their table.
Book now at: https://empressrestaurants.co.uk/