Addis Abeba Ethiopian Restaurant

The food was soooooooo good!!! I can't wait to go back. I've been craving more since I finished my plate. It took me 3days to finish one meal, so it was a lot of food. Worth the money. I the Taste of Ethiopia plate for one. I just ordered at the bar to go. The server was really nice. Atmosphere looks like it's the perfect spot for just hanging out, like it becomes a club after dark. They play nice music videos. I was dancing in my seat while waiting for my food.

I came here for a late Sunday lunch with a friend who was visiting town. I have only tried one other Ethiopian restaurant in the DFW metroplex and this one did NOT disappoint. The waitress was kind and very helpful. She explained the dishes and even hand-served the buffet to me. The inside had tvs to watch the euro cup and the mint chairs were comfy. I enjoyed the buffet and the vegetable combo was delightful. The only thing that wasn't for me was the tea. It tasted like a fireball shot without the alcohol. If you like sweet things, then I would recommend. Overall nice experience and I will be bringing friends and family again for sure!

When my veggie combo arrived cold and the portion was very small, I had no plans on leaving a poor review because it tasted good once I heated it up. But when I found the longest piece of hair in my injera. I couldn't finish my food. Imagine feeling hair in your mouth so long. My stomach is turning.

It can be on a sunday afternoon for lunch and it was very quiet but very nice. My cousin ordered for my aunt and I like all 3 of us were. Having the same meal, we got the taste of ethiopia, which had three meat options and four different vegetable options. All of it was delicious except the Shiro, which was bland. I want to commend them for excellent customer service. An older homeless woman stumbled into the restaurant and our server gave her a cup of tea and just let her sit in the back corner of the restaurant as she rested. We weren't bothered by it. She wasn't bothering anyone, but it was just the fact of their kindness cause it was a cold day.

Despite the heat this weekend, we were craving Ethiopian food and decided to drop in in Addis Abeba for lunch. It's right off Hwy 75 and Beltline right across from the McDonalds after the light in the strip mall.It was easy enough to find and we strolled right in. It is self seating and we picked out a table chairs off to the right side when we entered.It's a decent size space with a fair for live music and plenty of seating; half of it on regular height and the other half bar height seating.There was one young lady serving and there were only 3 other families there. She was attentive and served us with a smile.We ordered taste of Ethiopia, which a mixed dish with Doro wot(chicken stew with boiled egg) kitfo(very slightly fired almost tartare beef) beef tibs(stew; all served in a bed of Injera(their traditional spongy oversized tortilla) made from teff. It has a slightly fermented taste for those who have never tried it before. The plate also had collards, lentils(shiro) and Ayib(homemade fresh cheese).This is right up there with Shebelle for the best Ethiopian food in DFW. Now I haven't tried all the restaurants but have eaten at enough to know what is next level. The explosion of flavors; the subtle heat from the jalapeños and chilli powder/paprika. The rich taste of the Ethiopian ghee it's cooked in.The best part is the injera that has soaked up all the sauces as the last fitting bites.The only downside is wouldn't stop eating, it was so so good and I got my share. I was full for the rest of the day and didn't eat until about 20 hours after that meal. Go try this place....the food is so worth it!

Hi, I am trying to get a hold of someone to place an order. I am calling both numbers 972 480 0100 & 972 465 9628. Is something wrong with your phone or do I have the wrong number? Thanks.

The awaze tibs and injera were very good. I would've liked the injera to be a little hotter, but this is why I normally don't do take out - Not the same as the restaurant experience. The cabbage was pretty good, but a bit oily and didn't contain many carrots in it. I've definitely had better. Although I liked this spot I would be more inclined to try other spots within the area. $17.00 for lamb tibs and very small portion of cabbage, I think I could do better. But I would definitely come back again. The food was pretty good.

Wait was about 30 minutes, and worth it. Food was hot, fresh, and flavorful. Food was to go and came served in plastic snap on containers.

My husband and I tried this place last night and we loved it! We got the Taste of Ethiopia for 2 and the food was sooo good. The injera was fluffy and good and every side was fantastic and the chicken and beef were so juicy and tasty. Our waitress was very helpful and since it was our first time, she explained that part of the beef is served raw in traditional Ethiopian, but offered that we could request ours cooked. The tea was awesome, brewed with cardamom. All around, great meal and great service!

BEWARE they will overcharge youMy family had gone expecting good, reasonably-priced Ethiopian food. The service was slow, but we were willing to overlook that. The menu on their website - which is the menu they will give you to order from - is their "takeout" menu NOT their normal menu. When we went to pay the bill, they claimed that the online menu, which is priced lower, is not the same as their in-restaurant menu. They never showed a separate in-restaurant menu with updated prices, and as noted earlier, they specifically give you the QR code to their online menu which has their "takeout prices" when you order. Food was fine. Restaurant was empty except for us and a bit outdated, but that's all fine. It is NOT okay to scam customers!