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African Queen Restaurant

Eritrean Injera, Vegan Platters

Worth ordering: Platter

Order the vegan mixed platter or Bebiaynetu to sample several dishes with injera.

5.0food Very vegan-friendly

Directions

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Top tips

Ask about: mislabelled dishes

Good to know: Confirm that vegetable sambusas are vegan and served with vegan sauce; one reviewer reported receiving meat-filled pastries twice after a replacement was promised.
Ask staff to explain the dishes and spice levels; reviewers say they’re happy to guide first-time diners.

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Ask for gluten-free bread if needed; a reviewer reported it was available for a €2 surcharge.
Good to know: Try a small amount of the extra spices first; diners describe even the mildest as very hot.

People mention

Injera, bebiaynetu and share plate.

Good for

The vibe: dates The vibe: groups

Praised for friendly service, beautiful interior and attentive service.

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Also praised for cozy atmosphere, generous portions, lively atmosphere, good value and fast service.

Good to know

Gluten-free options
Outdoor seating
Lunch, dinner
Cards and mobile pay

About

African Queen serves Eritrean dishes on tangy injera, with a vegan mixed platter and Bebiaynetu repeatedly recommended by diners. The family-run dining room has colorful traditional decor and a garden terrace; staff explain the dishes and how to eat them by hand, and a shared platter costs about €20 per person.