Ethiopia Restaurant - Berkeley
Ethiopia Restaurant
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Ethiopia Restaurant offers a unique and delightful Ethiopian dining experience in Berkeley. While some customers were not impressed with certain dishes like the samboussa app, others highly recommended the veggie and meat combos along with the flax seed drink. The warm and inviting outdoor backyard area with heat lamps adds to the charm of this unassuming gem. With fantastic food, reasonable prices, and attentive staff, this restaurant stands out as one of the best Ethiopian spots in Berkeley. Whether you're a long-time fan or new to Ethiopian cuisine, Ethiopia Restaurant promises a memorable dining experience that will leave you wanting to come back for more.
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Stopped in for a snack and ordered the samboussa app. Asked for two meat and one lentil. Received three meat. Was not impressed at all. Mostly flavor free except for the oil. There was maybe a tablespoon of filing. I was amazed that there wasn't even enough dipping sauce for these tiny items. Also the price online was 5.55 or so. It's over 7$in real life. The other items might be good but these did not impress at all. Truth be told my stomach isn't happy with what I ate. I would try other items if I ever came back. I won't though. First impression left a literal sour taste in my mouth.
Great food , great service , we loved the Ethiopian wine. Great value for the money considering the portions and quality of food . Definitely would recommend especially for a big party in the patio area . We’ll definitively go there again ! Thank you to our wonderful host/ waitress!
The food is wonderful (my friends just kept repeating Wow . The outside seating area is cozy cute ! Atkilt We 't (String Beans carrots is probably my favorite out of the vegetarian dishes. Not pictured but there was a basket of injera separate from the one laid under entree : !
It’s been 30 years since I’ve had Ethiopians food and was very excited to get a vegetarian sample plate and meat samplers. The injera bread was great and they had a gluten free version that was even better! But the on the veggie plate, the food lacked robust flavor and the cabbage and potatoes undercooked. The meat plate had decent flavor but the meats were so dry, it was not edible and the chicken tasted as if it had turned . So bummed. Nothing like I remembered Meal type: Dinner Price per person: $20–30 Food: 2 Service: 3 Atmosphere: 3 Vegetarian offerings: Large vegetarian selection
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