Makamba - Stuttgart

Very good food but service is quite slow... The meat was good, I advise the trying plate with chicken, beef and lamb. Also shame is the incense smell they serve... read more Very good food but service is quite slow... The meat was good, I advise the trying plate with chicken, beef and lamb. Also shame is the incense smell they serve together with tea at the end.

I liked the probier platte specially the Bamya and the aubergine, perfectly spiced. Its very relaxed, dont go there if ur in a hurry! Just take ur time. Its som... read more I liked the probier platte specially the Bamya and the aubergine, perfectly spiced. Its very relaxed, dont go there if ur in a hurry! Just take ur time. Its sometimes challenging to eat Non fingerfood with the fingers, but it can bring up some...funny moments... Just enjoy

Makamba offers a unique dining experience in Stuttgart. The food is traditional Ethiopian and is normally eaten using the pancak-like bread in the fingers. The... read more Makamba offers a unique dining experience in Stuttgart. The food is traditional Ethiopian and is normally eaten using the pancak-like bread in the fingers. The wine list includes both South African and German wines. The service is outstanding.

Waited over 1.5 hours for food with no explanation or apology. Service only accepted new orders upon request. Food was OK. read more Waited over 1.5 hours for food with no explanation or apology. Service only accepted new orders upon request. Food was OK.

We really enjoyed the atmosphere and styling inside the Restaurant. Most of the dishes that you order come with the typical Ethiopian Injera bread. Mine was fil... read more We really enjoyed the atmosphere and styling inside the Restaurant. Most of the dishes that you order come with the typical Ethiopian Injera bread. Mine was filled with tasty beef stew, really excellent. I especially enjoyed the greenish stuff, which apparently was some kind of spinaches. My wife got the same Injera bread, however filled with a vegetarian sauce. She did not complain about it, so I assume it was good. Must have for an Ethiopian restaurant is of course the kahawa , typical etophian coffee that reminded me of Turkish Mokka style coffee. Overall great experience.