Pitstop Village Lagos Review: My Honest Review of a $10,000 Membership Club(Ikoyi, Lagos)

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If you’ve been curious about Pitstop Village—the exclusive $10,000/year membership club in Lagos that’s been making rounds on social media—this is your sign to dig into what it really offers. Located in the heart of Lagos, Pitstop promises a high-end lifestyle experience with access to a gym, pool, and curated dining spots like Phoenix Coffee Shop. But is it truly worth the hype?

I recently visited with a friend and here’s how it went—from what we ordered to the ambience, service, and the final bill

Ambience & Vibe

I’ll be honest—the space is absolutely stunning. From the elevated terrace to the beautiful layout of the dining area, Pitstop Lagos nails the luxury lifestyle vibe. It’s clearly designed to impress, with a mix of modern minimalism and rich textures like I would expect for a membership club.

They also have a coffee shop called Phoenix, which is perfect for remote work or a casual meetup.

However, I couldn’t film freely—the staff mentioned how that isn’t allowed. It kind of disrupted the flow and made it hard to get content, so heads up if you’re planning to vlog your visit.

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What I Ordered:

• Steak and Egg(₦20,500) – It came with caramelized onions, rocket salad, hollandaise sauce, and a runny egg (which I had to send back). After the fix, it was actually delicious.
• Green Apple Smoothie(₦10,500) – Fresh, slightly tangy and refreshing—but the price was definitely a jump scare.
• Pain au Chocolat (₦6,500) – Flaky, buttery, and had a good chocolate center. Honestly, it delivered.
  There were also other items on the menu: breakfast meals around ₦20,500, pastas, and burgers that cost up to ₦42,500 (which rubbed me the wrong way a bit).

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Pro Tips

The food portions aren’t massive, so if you’re going on an empty stomach, you might want to double up on orders or just manage your expectations. Also, if you’re particular about how your eggs are made, don’t be afraid to speak up—they’re willing to fix it.

Final Verdict

Would I go back? Definitely.
Is it worth the $10,000 annual fee? That depends on your lifestyle.

If you’re into exclusivity, beautiful spaces, a wellness-centered environment (gym, pool, spa), and you brunch like it’s a sport—Pitstop might be your kind of place.

FOODIE IN LAGOS RATING: 8.5/10 

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Pitstop Village Summary

	Ambience	Beautiful and serene space with a luxe, membership-only vibe
	Food Quality	Tasty and well-plated, but pricey. Steak and egg hit the spot after a fix. Pastries and smoothie were decent.
	Location	Parking available
	Price	2 Green Apple Smoothie (₦21,000) 2 Pain au Chocolat (₦13,000) Steak and Eggs (₦20,500) 2 Water(₦2000) Total ₦65,812,50 (tax inclusive)
	Service Delivery	Quick and attentive