Niger Going Out
Food and Drink
Things to know: Alcohol is available, but there are restrictions because of Muslim beliefs and traditions.
Legal drinking age: 18.
National specialities:
• Beef and mutton are common in the Hausa country and the nomadic regions of the north.
• Foura, which consists of small balls of ground and slightly fermented millet crushed with milk, sugar and spices.
National drinks:
• Niger’s most popular drink is tea, which is available everywhere from street stalls.
Tipping: Expected for most services, usually 10%. Most hotels add a 10 to 15% service charge.
Nightlife
Shopping
Shopping hours: Mon-Fri 0800-1230 and 1500-1830, Sat 0800-1200.
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