Mr Biggs

5 Muhammad Namairage - 7 months ago

I really enjoyed coming here. It was my first time and they didn't disappoint. All the staff were very kind and polite. The food was very affordable, hot and quite tasty. I've never walked into a Mr Biggs before and often ignored it whenever i saw it but I'll certainly be keeping my eyes open for them in the future.

1 Oluwayemisi Moradeyo Adeyemi-Doro - 3 months ago

Bought some snacks, it tasted sour, complained to the manager and he said he has nothing to do about it.

I had running stomach for over 2 hours.

4 Kazeem Oladejo - a year ago

Mr Biggs was fantastic and awesome. Mr Bigg's history begins with the coffee shops inside Kingsway Department Stores in the 1960s. In 1973, these shops were rebranded as Kingsway Rendezvous, which became Mr Bigg's in 1986. The chain saw rapid expansion after becoming one of the first Nigerian companies to sell franchises to investors. Mr Bigg's is one of Nigeria's fast food restaurants. Owned by Nigerian conglomerate United African Company of Nigeria PLC, there are currently around 170 locations in Nigeria, including the country's first drive-through restaurant, with another four locations in Ghana.

3 Shola Bello - 5 months ago

It's a shadow of the former real Mr Biggs, yet it is still functioning. The atmosphere is still intact but can be improved. The food is okay nothing extraordinary,its pocket friendly that I can assure you. It has a car park right in front of the restaurant. It's in a choice location so it's quite busy. One of the first places I stop off when going to Ibadan.

5 Aminat Ayobami - 3 months ago

I couldn't believe it is still in existence. Their services are still okay like before but the whole place is old and elderly ????. I love you all the way.

3 Joseph Osunpidan - 5 months ago

A fast food restaurants at the popular Iwo road round about, Ibadan. The facility is at a very clumsy area, very much ever congested location. There is a very little parking lot with other businesses as well as hawkers around the place. The location is a bit prone to crisis from hoodlums (Agbero) fighting one another so, it's not advisable to visit such facility with children.

1 Abiodun Odejayi - 7 months ago

It seems that this franchise had been left to rot away. If you go into this outlet hungry, you're likely to lose your appetite because of how shabby the place looks. And it also allows a lot of funny characters to hang around the outlet. You may not want to go there