Easter Loading: The Season of Full Plates and Full Hearts
You know Easter is near when the sun starts showing off a little more, when the WhatsApp family group starts buzzing with “What’s the plan for Sunday?” and when Mummy has already bought two live chickens and hidden the cooler. For many Nigerians, Easter isn’t just a holiday, it’s a whole event. It’s church clothes, …
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You know Easter is near when the sun starts showing off a little more, when the WhatsApp family group starts buzzing with “What’s the plan for Sunday?” and when Mummy has already bought two live chickens and hidden the cooler.
For many Nigerians, Easter isn’t just a holiday, it’s a whole event. It’s church clothes, reunions, laughter, and most importantly… the feast.
And at Demi’s, we’re bringing that energy all weekend long.
The Real Easter Message? “Come Hungry.”
Forget just bunnies and chocolate eggs. Our kind of Easter is Jollof rice stacked high, goat meat that’s been peppered with purpose, and pounded yam so soft, it feels like a hug.
We know Easter is about reflection and celebration. So we’ve created the space—and the menu—for both. Whether you’re meeting friends after church, taking Mum out for a treat, or you just want peace and plantain—we’ve got you.
Long Weekend, Longer Vibes
The table’s already set with:
- Our signature Easter platters (yes, suya can be spiritual too)
- Cocktails that pair perfectly with good gist
- Music that makes you forget Monday’s coming
It’s a weekend of joy, flavor, and people who don’t need a reason to celebrate but are glad to have one anyway.
Celebrate the Right Way. The Demi’s Way.
Easter is about family, food, and fellowship—and we’re serving all three in generous portions.
Visit us at:
- Demi’s Nigerian Restaurant – Streatham: 67 Streatham Hill, London SW2 4TX
- Demi’s Nigerian Restaurant – Cricklewood: 89 Cricklewood Broadway, London NW2 3JG
📞 For reservations, call us at: 020 3904 6977
📲 Stay connected with us:
Instagram: @DemisRestaurant
Facebook: Demi’s Nigerian Restaurant
TikTok: @DemisRestaurant
Website: www.demirestaurant.com
Easter loading… and we’re loading plates too. Come chop life. 🍛💛🥂
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