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Andu Ethiopian Vegan Café

Ethiopian Platters, Fully Vegan

Worth ordering: Injeranamed in 8 reviews

Try the platter with injera to sample several stews, including the much-praised red lentils.

5.0food Fully vegan

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Top tips

Bring cash; multiple reviewers report that the café is cash-only.
Good to know: Expect a possible wait during busy dinner periods; one Saturday evening visit had a queue and a wait of about 20 minutes.

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Check platter sizes before ordering; portions are generous, and reviewers often find smaller sizes ample.
Rice is available instead of injera for a gluten-free option, according to a reviewer.

People mention

Ater kik, bread and ethiopian curries.

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Good for

The vibe: groups

Praised for generous portions, friendly service and good value.

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Also praised for fast service, cozy atmosphere, affordable, attentive service, beautiful interior and lively atmosphere.

Good to know

Gluten-free options
Outdoor seating
Lunch, dinner, takeout, quick bites

About

Andu serves six Ethiopian stews together on generous platters, with injera or rice; reviewers especially praise the red lentil Misir Wot and the tangy injera. It’s a small, casual café with quick service and low prices, but bring cash and expect a possible queue at busy times.