African Restaurant Week Brings the Flavors of Africa to Philadelphia
Fox 29's Mike Jerrick and Alex Holley preview African Restaurant Week. Cultural ambassador Nefera Lawton joins local chefs Sheldon Gerwood of Macho's Delish Mix, Desmond Pat-Ekeji of The Smoke Sage, and Adijat Opabola of Djoliba Restaurant to showcase authentic dishes and share the stories behind their cuisine.
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African Restaurant Week Brings the Flavors of Africa to Philadelphia

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