Abyssinia Café - Carta

small restaurant with a beautiful deco.Home by the warm owner. very good home drink. very good surprise for a discovery of Ethiopian food! we will return!

This is an amazing Ethiopian (African) restaurant near by Pére la chaise and is my seconde time to eat there with friends who happend to be there.Every body

La comida estuvo buenisima! Hermoso ambiente, mecero muy sonriente. La comida es de casa, el sabor es buenisimo y se come con las manos, muy agreable velada en compania de mi querida amiga. Regresaremos, es un hecho.Gracias!! Ver carta

We had the misfortune to visit this restaurant with friends (15 in total). our trays were served an hour after order by a smiling waitress. the quality of the meal leaves to be desired, with products that seemed to be out of the cans. the frame is pleasant and ambivalent by music. I'm not going to go back.

the welcome is warm, the decor in the theme. the meal is friendly, a dish for everyone and covered forbidden! vegetarian or not, you will find your happiness. On the menu, injeera cakes accompanied by chicken, beef, cumin lentils, spinach, peas-chiches... there are for all tastes. We ate very well and had a great evening! I recommend!

It's been a long time since I hadn't had dinner at m. tesfaye, I can tell you that his kitchen is always as excellent and that it is very helpful and listen to the guests. it is an Ethiopian restaurant that has a very good value for money. I recommend the discovery tray or the flavors are revealed on all ingredients. You have to go to taste and you will not be disappointed. Ver carta

We were looking for an original restaurant and were not disappointed. very well received by a discreet host but who does not hesitate to share his knowledge when asking questions (culture, history, writing). sometimes spicy but full of authentic flavors. Well, banana beer is a little special, but I wanted it...Sweet salads with ginger seasonings, various ragouts. even desserts can be good and original. and obviously a real coffee worthy of that name. We will not hesitate to let our friends discover this restaurant, otherwise a little hidden in a street of the 20th, it's very friendly (large central dish like a mezze), well held, nice and disinteresting.

a very pleasant surprise. The frame is very original and well decorated with notably the ceiling treated as a school board with lots of info about Ethiopia, alphabet and culinary info. Question cuisine we took the discovery tray very tasty and hearty. we did very French asking for a fork but normally we eat with the fingers and crêpe. It's even written on the ceiling above the door. Small suggestion: to make a small wet towel available to clean up at the end of the meal.It reminded me of the star in Djibouti.Bravo for the very good Ethiopian coffee but why I can't find the taste of the bus cafés in Djibouti or Addis Ababa?This is a very good place to come.

After a first bad experience with the negus that is another Ethiopian restaurant in the capital, I decided to renew the experience in another !I had booked on tripadvisor and as on the site lafourchette we were able to benefit from the -30% on the addition (except menus). We came one evening in the week and there was only us.So I took the menu discovered at 19€90 dessert dish (you have the full menu at 22€), in beyaynetou dish which was really delicious. The portions were really good, because we didn't even finish and it broke my heart!For dessert I took an Ethiopian baklava, I'm sorry but I shared with my friend, because I didn't like it at all. The dessert was in a kind of syrup, but that... Ver carta