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Guzo Cafe

Ethiopian, Vegan Platters

4.5food Outstanding for vegans

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Top tips

Try the vegan platter with injera and a mix of Ethiopian vegetable and lentil dishes.
Good to know: Allow extra time during busy periods; one review reports a long wait for an Ethiopian platter, and another notes that a single worker can mean delays.

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The house-spiced coffee and in-house Ethiopian iced tea are recurring favorites.
Ask the owner to walk you through the Ethiopian dishes; reviewers appreciated the explanations and help choosing.
Teff injera is described as gluten-free; confirm the preparation details with staff if cross-contact is a concern.

People mention

No standout dish yet. People mention coffee, iced tea and tea.

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Also alicha, filter coffee, gomen, injera, platter and shiro.

Good for

The vibe: work & study The vibe: relaxing

Praised for friendly service, cozy atmosphere and laptop-friendly.

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Also praised for lively atmosphere, attentive service and affordable.

Good to know

Gluten-free options
Outdoor seating
Wi-Fi
Breakfast, lunch, coffee, quick bites
Cards and mobile pay

About

Guzo pairs spiced coffee and Ethiopian tea with weekend vegan platters featuring dishes such as misir, gomen, and alicha, served with tangy injera. It’s a small, casual neighborhood café with comfortable seating for laptop work; reviews praise the owner’s help explaining the dishes, though service can run slowly when one person is working.