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Habesha Belfast

Eritrean Stew, Vegan Options

4.2food Poor vegan options

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Ask about: mixed vegan claims Ask about: uncertain ingredients

Try the beyaynetu mixed vegetable platter for a variety of vegan dishes.
Good to know: Expect cash-only payment sometimes due to occasional POS issues, but card is now accepted.

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Check the wall menu for vegan starters which may not be clearly marked on paper menus.
The venue is small with limited seating—booking or early arrival is recommended for groups.
Good to know: Be prepared that restroom access involves navigating a carpeted staircase and shared spaces.

People mention

No standout dish yet. People mention pancakes, beetroot and beyaynetu.

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Also bread, greens, injera, lentil/bean dishes, pastry, platter and salad.

Good for

The vibe: groups

Praised for friendly service, good value and cozy atmosphere.

Good to know

Lunch, dinner, takeout
Cards and mobile pay

About

Habesha serves authentic Eritrean and Ethiopian dishes with standout items like beyaynetu—a mixed vegetable platter popular among vegans. The ambiance is modest with a small, cozy dining area offering both dine-in and takeaway; prices are reasonable with dishes like lamb and injera praised for quality. Staff are noted for their friendliness and willingness to accommodate special requests, contributing to a welcoming experience despite some critiques of the venue’s physical condition.