Beteseb - Sheffield

Her vegetarian sharing plate was full of interesting taste and enough for 2 people. it would be better if it had more convenient hand washers, as they have to e... read more Her vegetarian sharing plate was full of interesting taste and enough for 2 people. it would be better if it had more convenient hand washers, as they have to eat with the hands, so maybe take some handy or wet wipes.

Quiet restaurant in the center with beautiful staff and a delicious and teller of beyaynetu mixed sweet and lens dishes served on injera. it is common to eat wi... read more Quiet restaurant in the center with beautiful staff and a delicious and teller of beyaynetu mixed sweet and lens dishes served on injera. it is common to eat with the hands, but there were no wet wipes or hand gel offered. the espresso after dinner was really good.

I and my parents really enjoyed by our veg sampler with great atmosphere, customer service, and welcome environment. i appreciate the cleanness of the toilet.fo... read more I and my parents really enjoyed by our veg sampler with great atmosphere, customer service, and welcome environment. i appreciate the cleanness of the toilet.food service value tasted the meat sampler and what nice Ethiopia spices, the flavor, aroma, the taste was great. advisable for all.

The vegetarian sharing plate was packed with delicious flavors and was enough for two people. One suggestion for improvement would be to provide more convenient... read more The vegetarian sharing plate was packed with delicious flavors and was enough for two people. One suggestion for improvement would be to provide more convenient hand washing facilities, as the dish requires eating with your hands. It may be a good idea to bring hand sanitizer or wet wipes with you.

Located in the heart of the city, this tranquil restaurant boasts friendly staff and a mouthwatering dish of beyaynetu, a combination of mixed vegetable and len... read more Located in the heart of the city, this tranquil restaurant boasts friendly staff and a mouthwatering dish of beyaynetu, a combination of mixed vegetable and lentil dishes served on injera. Though it is customary to eat with your hands, the lack of wet wipes or hand sanitizer was a downside. However, the espresso served after the meal was exceptional.