• Chez Nana. French and Algerian specialties Jountchirantikou – Maison “Volvo” Tel: 23.01.25.11

• La Grillontte Restaurant and Bar. Directions: Zemidjans (motorcycle taxis) usually know where La Grillonte is, but it is also near the blue cyber-café. If you are going north it will be on your left, and if you get to the cyber you have gone to far. This restaurant has especially good meat and the owner, Amadou, is more than happy to see tourists. Service is usually the typical slow pace of Africa, but it’s worth the wait.

Steaks and fries 1.600 f CFA
Chicken and fries 1.500 f CFA
Pentard and fries 2.000 f CFA
Spaghetti and pentard 1.200 f CFA
Other African Specialties are also available, along with a full line of beers and soft drinks. All drinks are only served in small bottles. It is also possible to order tchouk, the local millet beer that the region is famous for.

• La Breche Bar and Restaurant. Directions: All Zemidjans (motorcycle taxis) know La Breche. La Breche is beautifully placed on the top of one of the hills that overlooks the whole valley in which Natitingou sits. They also have a tata somba (traditional 2 story mud fortress built and used by the Ditamaari, a local tribe in this region.) where you can sit on the top story and eat and drink. Service is usually less than reliable, but the food is excellent and the view is amazing.

Grilled Steak with couscous or spaghetti 4.000 f CFA per person (this is a lot of food and it's well presented)
Rabbit and a side 1.300 f CFA
Bruchettes 500 f CFA
each Sides (couscous, fries, spaghetti) 1.000 f CFA
Full line of beers and soft drinks in large and small, as well as sodabe, the local hard liquor from the south of Benin, and the local millet beer, called tchouk.

• Cartier Generale Bar and Restaurant . Directions: If you are on the Goudrone (main road) going north, after you pass the big round point and the post, you will see a sign for the museum (musee) on the right. If you turn left instead, you will see the beer signs on the fence in front of it. This bar may lack aesthetics, but the service is amazing and it’s located in the very center of town, right down the street from Hotel Tata Somba. This is also a good place to stop if you want to watch Beninese television. The food may take a while, but the family who runs this bar is always more than willing to make your wait as pleasant as possible, which is rare for Africa.
  
  

Omelette Sandwiche 500 f CFA
Chicken and a side 1.500 f CFA
Pentard and a side 1.500 f CFA
Sides (Couscous or Fries) 1.000 f CFA
A full line of beers and soft drinks are available.