Six7 is a budget-friendly spot in Abuja where you can get a proper meal without stressing your pocket, with prices starting from about ₦5k–₦7k. For those living around Asokoro, Kugbo, Karu, Nyanya, and Kurudu, it’s a convenient choice that delivers on taste and variety. They serve breakfast every morning from 8am to 12pm, and the menu doesn’t stop there — you’ll find everything from shawarma, burgers, and milkshakes to rice dishes, soups, swallow, and fresh juices. You can sit in and enjoy the space, grab something to go, or have your order delivered right to your doorstep anywhere in Abuja. It’s a straightforward place that keeps things simple and satisfying.

PTK in Gwarinpa is one of those spots that really has it all. You can grab fast food on the go, sit indoors in one of their different sections, or enjoy the outdoor space. Their drinks menu is loaded with options — from mocktails and cocktails to fresh juices and even Arabian tea. By evening, from around 5:45, the street food section comes alive with grills, bushmeat, and a wide variety of dishes that keep the place buzzing till night.

Otega is one of Abuja’s few 24-hour restaurants, perfect for a quick solo meal or a casual hangout with friends and family. The space is clean, cozy, and picture-worthy, making it a nice spot to eat and snap a few shots while you’re at it. What really stands out is the pricing — you can get a satisfying meal for under ₦5,000. Their menu covers all the classics, from Nigerian soups and swallow to rice dishes with different proteins. Affordable, tasty, and open round the clock, Otega is definitely worth a visit.

Tucked away inside River Plate Park, Palm Avenue Restaurant is one of those cozy, intimate spots that just feels right the moment you walk in. The food is genuinely good, service is warm, and meals come out without much delay. Open until 3 a.m., it’s a great late-night option too. The space offers both indoor and outdoor seating — indoors you’ll find comfortable chairs, spacious tables, and a dim, relaxed evening atmosphere, while the outdoor area is perfect for hanging out with friends in a more private, laid-back setting. And honestly, the evening vibe here really stands out.

Foodies Hot and Spicy has built a name for itself as one of Abuja’s go-to fast food spots. Beyond the great taste, the place stands out for its stylish setting and a menu that balances both local favorites and continental dishes. The best part? The prices are so pocket-friendly you can easily make Foodies feel like your everyday spot — almost like an extension of your home.

Kashco Restaurant has a mostly outdoor setup with different sections, plus an indoor area that comes with a pool and snooker table. The atmosphere feels relaxed and natural, with a vibrant touch to the décor. Meals here are quite affordable too, with prices ranging from about ₦2,500 to ₦6,500 depending on what you order.

The Panini Bar is all about good food that hits the spot. From cheesy paninis and juicy hot dogs to crispy wings, loaded burgers, and golden fries, there’s plenty on the menu to keep you satisfied. It’s the kind of place you can pop into for a quick bite or settle in for a filling meal, all in a relaxed setting that makes you want to come back for more.

When it comes to food spots in Abuja, RUSO easily stands out. Their shawarma and burgers are some of the bests you’ll find, alongside fresh salads and perfectly grilled chicken made daily. It’s no surprise they get high ratings for both taste and affordability. Ruso Café has built a reputation as a go-to spot where good food meets a great dining experience, making every visit worth it.

Babz Grillz is an outdoor restaurant in Wuse 2 and if you are looking for a place to hangout with friends at an affordable rate, Babz Grillz is the right place. You can play snooker with friends and also, Arabian tea is sold here. So, if you've been looking for the best spot for tasty meals in Abuja, make sure to pay a visit to Babz Grillz.

Black Olive Bistro is one spot you’ll want to add to your list if you’re looking for affordable places to eat in Abuja. The menu is pocket-friendly, and the portions are quite generous — you can have a good meal for under ₦10k per person. They’ve got both indoor seating and a rooftop space, which makes it even better. At night, the place really lights up and looks even more beautiful, giving you a relaxed yet vibrant dining experience.