African, Eritrean
Non-veg
Serves meat, vegan options available. Eritrean cuisine with multiple vegan suitable dishes, which are served with injera (sourdough flatbread). Open Tue-Sun 16:00-21:30. Closed Mon. -Thurs.
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Willemstraat 37, Eindhoven, Netherlands, 5611HC
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- Wheelchair accessible
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Last update on 10 Nov 2021 by GezanaRestaurant
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Added by gaboduarte on 26 Nov 2017
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35 Reviews
First Review by Geert13
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Points +21
Great food, lovely people - Edit
This nice family-run restaurant consists of a good mix of authenticity and modern vibes. The food is amazing (just pick the vegetarian/vegan mix with Shuro) and all the spices are brought over from Eritrea.
Read moreThe food is served on a big plate so you can share.
If you're lucky (and like coffee), you can catch the traditional ritual of roasting the coffee performed by the mother of the family. The coffee has a secret ingredient which gives it a nice edge.
You should visit!
Pros: Excellent food, Lovely staff, Nice vibe
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Coralin
Points +576
Good food, friendly staff - Edit
They have some vegan options and we tried the vegan mix. Everything was good and tasty, helpful staff. You eat with your hands and the injera bread, like in other ethiopian restaurants. Nice atmosphere!
Read morePros: Tasty, Fair price, Helpful staff
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Elz
Points +197
Authentic good food and great service - Edit
Very good Eritrean food, a lot of vegan options incl desert. The injera is really good too. The pumpkin stew is recommended. We also had a mixed vegan dish with 5 different mostly lentil and chickpea stew. And injera of course. The people working here are very friendly. And very affordable!
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Marjolyfje
Points +563
Super friendly staff - Edit
Oh, I love this restaurant. They serve vegan options and handle it with grate care!!
Read moreYou should really try one of the African beers they serve.
And the food is just... nom..
I ate here with my brother, whom preferred some meat, and the waiter asked if I wanted a different plate or if I was okay with sharing a plate if they divided the food.
Pros: Super delicious food, Eating with hands (yazz!!), Very friendly staff
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Batmandy
Points +515
Lovely food and overall experience - Edit
The staff is very kind and social. The restaurant looks tidy and 'gezellig'. There are plenty of vegetarian and vegan dishes to choose from. Everything is supposed to be eaten by hand, but no worries! A hand washing service is provided both before and after your meal. Me and my boyfriend shared the vegan special and an okra dish. Half of the food I absolutely loved and the other half I didn't find too interesting. However, this is just my personal preference - everything was of good quality. I highly recommend everyone to try this place at least once, because it is so different from other restaurants.
Read morePros: Many vegan/vegetarian options. Great atmosphere. G
Cons: Location could be better.
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Clair67
Points +11
Very satisfying experience - Edit
Our first time eating African food. It was tasty and fun eating with our hands! The food was created with love and care. There are enough vegan options on the menu. Very nice atmosphere and friendly stuff. They even organized extra coffee ceremony for us even though that was not on the schedule! Thank you guys!
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DiCampamento
Points +78
Great experience - Edit
A little out-of-ordinary experience, but highly recommended. We were a party of two (vegan vegetarian ) and had the vegan mix and the first veg menu item, which was great. Every vegetarian dish can be made vegan on request . Will def. come back here some time.
Read morePros: friendly staff , reasonably priced, great food, number of vegan options
Cons: next to coffeeshop
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Geert13
Points +31
Many vegetarian dishes in a friendly atmosphere - Edit
Although Eritreans are not fully vegetarian, it is a significant component in their cuisine. This can also be seen in Gezana's menu: half of it is vegetarian, and they have vegan options. Because we can select from 8-10 vegetarian dishes, this restaurant is one of our few serious restaurants in the city besides the full vegetarian ones.
Read moreIn fact, "dishes" is not the right word. You will get an injera to eat from and with. It is accompanied by the hand washing ritual which completes the experience.
Pros: Friendlyness of staff, Space, low noise and atmosphere, Low price of dishes
Cons: You may be misconceived by the shops next to it
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