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Habesha Restaurant

Ethiopian, Vegan Platter, Injera

5.0food Good vegan options

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Top tips

Consider sharing a large platter; reviewers say the portions are generous.
Try the vegan mixed platter or shiro; both are mentioned as satisfying choices.

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Try the coffee, which reviewers note is roasted on site in the Ethiopian tradition.
Eat the Ethiopian dishes by hand, using injera to scoop up the food.
Book ahead, especially for a busy evening, as tables can fill up.

People mention

No standout dish yet. People mention coffee, injera and mixed platter.

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Also vegetarian platter, shiro and spiced tea.

Good for

The vibe: groups The vibe: families

Praised for friendly service, cozy atmosphere and beautiful interior.

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Also praised for generous portions, good value, affordable, attentive service and lively atmosphere.

Good to know

Gluten-free options
Lunch, dinner, takeout
Cards and mobile pay

About

Habesha serves traditional Ethiopian and Eritrean dishes, including a substantial vegetarian section that reviewers say is largely vegan; the mixed platter pairs lentils and vegetables with injera for eating by hand. It’s a small, warmly decorated restaurant known for friendly hosting, generous portions, Ethiopian coffee roasted on site, and modest prices, though one reviewer advises booking ahead when it’s busy.