Lacto
Ovo
Beer/Wine
Take-out
African
Ethiopian
Non-veg
Serves meat, vegan options available. Ethiopian cuisine where one could get a vegan combo platter for 1 or 2 persons which comes with various dishes like spiced lentils, vegetables, peas, and potato; served with injera bread. The lentil sambusa and house salad are vegan. Does Ethiopian coffee ceremony. Open Mon-Sun 11:00am-10:00pm.
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6040 Baltimore Ave, Hyattsville, Maryland, USA, 20781
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Added by MerryRose on 05 Jun 2017
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10 Reviews
First Review by MerryRose
haleee
Points +72
Consistently Good - Edit
The vegan platter is always good as expected!
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harrysandy
Points +399
Great, gluten-free injera - Edit
Really enjoyed this, huge portions, gluten-free teff injera, vegan lentil sambusas get their own vegan fryer, the vegetarian combination has at least seven different delicious dishes, friendly staff
Read moreUpdated from previous review on 2022-10-15
Pros: Great
Cons: Wish it was closer to my home
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MaxineJames
Points +52
Relaxed atmosphere - Edit
Friendly staff I love the lentil sambusas
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KayleeHamilton
Points +120
Fully recommend their vegetarian meal! - Edit
It's huge and you get to try a lot of different items.
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TaisRibeiro
Points +20
Amazing food! - Edit
Great food for a great cost!! Be sure to order the lentil Sambusas to accompany your meal!
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HalimaAli
Points +95
delicious Ethiopian food - Edit
I always get the veggie combo which is also vegan. Generous portions means I have a meal for the next day.
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cookiem
Points +5888
Delicious vegan food - Edit
If you like Ethiopian food, this is a great choice for vegans. The dishes are labeled as vegetarian, but just ask, and you can be sure they are vegan.
Read moreI am a fan of anything that can be used to eat with injera. The shiro wat is my favorite protein, but I always eat the gomen (Collard greens) first, because I'm such a fan of tasty vegan collard greens! If you're not sure what to get, get the combination.
Warning for those who haven't had it before: don't eat a lot of injera with a little bit of food. Be generous in scooping the food with the injera. Don't get me wrong, I can eat the injera plain, but if this is a novitiate for your Ethiopian dining, be warned you'll fill up so quickly if you eat too much injera. They are very generous here with the injera, so don't just eat injera. The veggies are so good! Try as many as you can - or share a platter with your dining partner(s)!
The kik alicha and string beans and tikil gomen are also delightful! Yum. I need to go there right now!
Pros: Injera , gomen, kik alicha and shiro wat
Cons: serves meat
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vecanter
Points +540
Tasty and Inexpensive - Edit
I went here for lunch after my first day of classes at UMD. I will definitely be returning. Their lunch special was very affordable at a price of 10 dollars. Their vegetarian combo (which is vegan also) included a huge portion of injera with a variety of beautiful and tasty Ethiopian stews. So much flavor, variety, and food for only 10 dollars. This is a good spot for a college student looking to grab something cheap, relatively quick, and satisfying.
Read morePros: Inexpensive vegan choices, Variety of stews, Amazing flavorful food
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DianaMartinezGonzalez
Points +29
so worth it - Edit
The vegetarian plate is delicious just ask what are the vegan stews.
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MerryRose
Points +252
Beautiful, delicious food - Edit
I had seen this restaurant on Route 1 many times and had always wanted to try it. A few weeks ago I checked online and it said it was closed, but I went there this weekend and not only were they open, they were busy! My friend and I ordered the vegetarian combo for 2 and split it (disclaimer, even though a section of their menu says 'vegetarian' it is, in fact, 100% vegan). This visually stunning platter came with 2 servings of all of the veg-dishes as well as a basket of injera. My friend also tried some of the Ethiopian wine and loved it. I would like to return and try the coffee ceremony as it is very highly acclaimed at this restaurant. While I am not strictly HCLF, I do try to keep my fats low and my carbs high, and this place was surprisingly good at that. Often, restaurant food is drenched in oil, but the food here was just right. For the amount of food we got, this place was very affordable and the staff was extremely friendly. While it was busy, it wasn't completely packed, which made the dining experience quite lovely. I will definitely be returning!
Read morePros: Large portions for low prices, Food is absolutely beautiful, Variety of vegan options
Cons: You have to ask for water (but it is still free)
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