A Worcester restaurant known for its Ghanaian cuisine has been seized by the Massachusetts Department of Revenue (DOR) due to unpaid taxes.
Accra Girls, located at 1280 Grafton Street, was shut down after two orange notices were posted on the building’s windows, stating the state had taken possession of the property over tax non-payment.
Co-owners Emmanuel Larbi and Manasseh Konabu have not yet responded to requests for comment. The Department of Revenue also declined to comment on the timing of the seizure.
Accra Girls opened in 2017 and has been highlighted by the Worcester Business Journal for its authentic Ghanaian fare. According to its Instagram page, the restaurant prides itself on offering “hospitality on a plate,” with menu items including Jollof rice, Banku, boiled yam, and spinach stew.
Source: Graphic.com.gh
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