Bright, modern space filled with classic Ethiopian jazz creates a warm, inviting atmosphere that feels like a friend's home. The vibe is cheerful and clean, with friendly staff enhancing the experience. Guests enjoy authentic Ethiopian dishes paired with honey wine and Ethiopian beer.
Coffee here tastes exceptional and comes out delicious without needing any creamer.
Excellent Ethiopian food stands out with delicious flavors and authentic preparation. It ranks among the best in any big city, especially notable in Manhattan.
Good to know
The restaurant offers many vegan options.
The restaurant offers a gluten-free option for the injera.
The prices are low.
Small, chic space blends bar-style design with large folding doors that open to an indoor/outdoor experience. Bright light fills the room through large windows, creating a casual, cozy atmosphere. Family-run operation focuses on a beautiful, inviting interior without alcohol service yet.
Coffee features a unique Africano chai spiced blend combining espresso with Eritrean and Ethiopian qemem chai. Both coffee and teas maintain an excellent quality throughout.
Traditional Ethiopian dishes come close to homemade quality with authentic flavors and a light feeling after eating. The food offers a genuine experience that stands out in the city.
Good to know
This is not a restaurant; it is a culinary experience.
At the time of this review, they don't serve alcohol.
Massawa on Broadway is a new venture of the original Massawa on Amsterdam.
Space feels cozy and clean with a low key, welcoming vibe enhanced by authentic decor and music. Atmosphere is relaxing and comfortable, often filled with families and locals who appreciate the genuine Ethiopian setting.
Authentic Ethiopian coffee stands out with its extraordinary taste and careful preparation that takes extra time but delivers great flavor.
Offers authentic Ethiopian food with a personal touch and helpful explanations on how to enjoy the dishes.
Good to know
The restaurant is located near the 125 Street Subway Station, served by the A, B, C, and D trains.
The menu includes vegetable platters, meat platters, and a kids menu.
Prices are considered bargain prices for the area.
Ethiopian restaurant offers authentic coffee ceremonies and live Ethiopian music that create a lively atmosphere. Indoor space features loud music and dim lighting, while outdoor seating provides a quieter, plant-decorated area. The vibe suits groups and couples seeking an immersive cultural experience.
Coffee ceremony stands out with its authentic preparation and presentation. The Bunna coffee and thyme ginger tea offer rich, flavorful experiences that complement each other well.
Authentic Ethiopian flavors shine through in every dish, offering both vegetarian and vegan options that deliver great value. The food feels vibrant and transports you to traditional tastes with each bite.
Good to know
No reservations are possible at this cafe.
Expect a long wait time on Saturday nights around 7 PM.
Happy hour runs from 5 to 7 PM with drink specials.
Family-run Ethiopian restaurant offers a cozy, authentic atmosphere with incense rituals and regional coffee service. The space feels airy and inviting, decorated with Ethiopian crafts and enough room for groups. The vibe is calm and welcoming, blending traditional culture with a warm, homely feel.
Strong coffee arrives with incense and a ritualistic presentation that highlights its spicy, earthy flavors. This brew tastes like black smoked tea and offers a meal-like experience rather than sweetness.
Incredibly fresh Ethiopian food stands out here with authentic flavors. The dishes consistently deliver a delicious and authentic experience.
Good to know
They have an Ethiopian coffee ceremony for free on Saturday at 6pm.
On weekends, Bersi has some special brunch items.
The Ethiopian restaurant offers all vegan food.
Bright space with natural lighting and colorful 60โs style decor creates a cozy, community-focused vibe. Local art decorates walls, and outdoor seating adds to the inviting atmosphere. Regular open mics and support for local artists foster a lively, creative energy.
Exceptional coffee comes fresh daily with expert baristas crafting each cup. The spot hosts Ethiopian coffee ceremonies and offers sweet treats alongside cold brews for working or relaxing.
High-quality Ethiopian food pairs well with amazing coffee here. The spot serves delicious traditional dishes alongside Buunni Coffee.
Good to know
Ethiopian food is only available on the weekends.
Buunni hosts fun events regularly throughout the month.
They are running a $30 3-course meal with NYCโs Restaurant Week.
Ethiopian restaurant offers an intimate space with tasteful Ethiopian decor and a clean, light atmosphere. The vibe is relaxed and welcoming, with soft background music creating a laid-back setting. An on-site bar and outdoor seating add to the experience.
Coffee here is fantastic and consistently great in quality.
Authentic Ethiopian food comes served in a traditional style with clear explanations of the menu. The dishes offer truly delicious flavors that make it a favorite spot for Ethiopian cuisine.
Good to know
Customers are advised not to share meals; each person needs to order a dish.
The restaurant charges an extra $7 for sharing food.
There is a $7 fee for every person not eating.
Open air interior with woody decor and floral accents creates a warm, authentic atmosphere. Outdoor patio and a large bar add variety to the space. The vibe suits dinner dates and casual meals, with occasional live music enhancing the experience.
Coffee here stands out with Ethiopian iced coffee and strong ginger coffee options. The spot serves coffee alongside dinner in a dynamic space.
Shared plates on top of injera bread highlight the meal, offering a traditional way to enjoy the food. Dishes come with wonderful aromas and rich flavors that make the experience memorable.
Good to know
They have an awesome happy hour with $6 cocktails.
You should reserve ahead to ensure you can dine here.
This place is all cashless and there is no receptionist to seat you.