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Habesha Restaurant

Eritrean Injera, Vegan Platters

4.2food Very vegan-friendly

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Ask about: cross-contamination

Share a vegan mixed platter with injera; reviewers describe generous portions that can satisfy two people.
Good to know: Confirm your vegan plate at the table: one reviewer reported finding meat pieces in a specifically vegan plate.

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Good to know: Allow extra time for service; one diner reported a 30-minute wait for drinks and 40–50 minutes for food.
Try the lentil stew, singled out by a reviewer among the vegan stews and toppings.
Ask which menu dishes are available that day; a reviewer found some items unavailable.

People mention

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

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Also stew and plate.

Good for

The vibe: groups The vibe: families

Praised for generous portions, affordable and friendly service.

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Also praised for good value and cozy atmosphere.

Good to know

Gluten-free options
Lunch, dinner, takeout

About

Habesha serves Eritrean and Ethiopian dishes on injera, with clearly labeled vegan stews and mixed platters that reviewers say can feed two for about €13 per person. It’s a small, relaxed, family-style spot with generous portions; several diners praise the friendly staff, though one reported a long wait for drinks and food.