Serves meat, vegan options available. Ethiopian food restaurant. Menu includes around 10 vegetarian main entrees, a customizable vegetarian platter. Has vegan soup, bread, and salad. Reported closed, Nov 2017.
The food here is awesome! It takes a little while to receive the food, but it is totally worth it. It is made fresh! The staff was friendly. The menu is quite simple as it states on the menu, all vegetarian meals are vegan. There are a number of options to choose from, and the food is quite flavorful. We will definitely be back next trip to the beach!
I first discovered Redi-Et about 9 years ago when they were still located in Surfside Beach. I went there for my birthday and loved it! Every time we come back to Myrtle Beach for vacation, it has become tradition to dine here at least once. We have an Ethiopian restaurant in our hometown of Pittsburgh, PA which we love (we had 2 Ethiopian restaurants for a time but are down to one now), but Redi-Et is even better! Best Ethiopian food I have ever had! PS. For those who may not know (which I didn't realize at first), Happy Cow does not allow reviewers to give a restaurant five stars if it serves meat. Although Redi-Et does serve meat, it's vegan dishes are out of this world, and I would certainly give it 5 stars if I could. I have given it the maximum amount of stars that Happy Cow allows (4 stars).
My family and I stopped in for dinner. Their vegetarian menu is 100% vegan which was awesome. Their shorba soup and the vegan platter was all great. The service was a little slow but that seemed to be because they had one person working.
This is a new experience if you have never dined at an Ethiopian restaurant before. My favorite is injera, a plant-based spongy bread, and they put very "soupy" and "creamy" veggies on it for you to sop up with the bread. It is unique and tasty!
My family visited Redi-et while vacationing in Myrtle Beach. The wide variety of vegetarian dishes are strict vegetarian. We loved all of the food we tried- atkilt alicha, misir alicha, gomen, & various appetizers. The bread that was brought out to us before the appetizers reminded me of choerag. The coffee was the best we'd ever had. My 6-year-old daughter thoroughly enjoyed eating without flatware.
7 Reviews
First Review by akeumurian
ThurstonPlumley
Points +30
Delicious! - Edit
The food here is awesome! It takes a little while to receive the food, but it is totally worth it. It is made fresh! The staff was friendly. The menu is quite simple as it states on the menu, all vegetarian meals are vegan. There are a number of options to choose from, and the food is quite flavorful. We will definitely be back next trip to the beach!
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AshleyLopez
Points +82
so delicious - Edit
Food was tasty and service was friendly. I'd definitely return!
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gliese876d
Points +199
Every Vacation for Years! - Edit
I first discovered Redi-Et about 9 years ago when they were still located in Surfside Beach. I went there for my birthday and loved it! Every time we come back to Myrtle Beach for vacation, it has become tradition to dine here at least once. We have an Ethiopian restaurant in our hometown of Pittsburgh, PA which we love (we had 2 Ethiopian restaurants for a time but are down to one now), but Redi-Et is even better! Best Ethiopian food I have ever had! PS. For those who may not know (which I didn't realize at first), Happy Cow does not allow reviewers to give a restaurant five stars if it serves meat. Although Redi-Et does serve meat, it's vegan dishes are out of this world, and I would certainly give it 5 stars if I could. I have given it the maximum amount of stars that Happy Cow allows (4 stars).
Read morePros: Delicious, Affordable, Family Friendly
Cons: Seems to be a well-kept secret--wish more people k
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ShaunWilliams
Points +49
Great Food - Edit
My family and I stopped in for dinner. Their vegetarian menu is 100% vegan which was awesome. Their shorba soup and the vegan platter was all great. The service was a little slow but that seemed to be because they had one person working.
Read morePros: vegetarian menu is 100% vegan , you get to eat with your fingers
Cons: slow service, they do serve meat
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angelaxvx
Points +163
Worth visiting - Edit
This place was a nice find. I ordered the miser wat and my husband ordered the kik alicha and shiro. Everything was delicious and filling.
Read morePros: Fresh, Filling, Whole foods
Cons: Injera wasn't as spongy
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Ruthanna
Points +42
New experience - Edit
This is a new experience if you have never dined at an Ethiopian restaurant before. My favorite is injera, a plant-based spongy bread, and they put very "soupy" and "creamy" veggies on it for you to sop up with the bread. It is unique and tasty!
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akeumurian
Points +16
Excellent Food - Edit
My family visited Redi-et while vacationing in Myrtle Beach. The wide variety of vegetarian dishes are strict vegetarian. We loved all of the food we tried- atkilt alicha, misir alicha, gomen, & various appetizers. The bread that was brought out to us before the appetizers reminded me of choerag. The coffee was the best we'd ever had. My 6-year-old daughter thoroughly enjoyed eating without flatware.
Read morePros: Excellent food, Affordable , Pleasant staff
Cons: Not located back home!
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