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Messob

Ethiopian, Vegan Platter

5.0food Very vegan-friendly

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Ask about: cross-contamination

Try the Yetsom Beyaynetu vegan sampler for a variety of stews served with injera.
Good to know: Ask for a separate platter if you want to avoid vegan dishes touching meat; shared platters are part of the dining style.

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Expect a generous meal; reviewers describe the platters as substantial and filling.
Request the gluten-free vegan tasting platter at least two days before your reservation.
Stay for the traditional coffee-roasting ceremony, which one reviewer noted begins around 9 p.m.

People mention

No standout dish yet. People mention platter, ethiopian platter and injera.

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The vibe: groups The vibe: families

Praised for generous portions, friendly service and beautiful interior.

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Also praised for affordable, good value, attentive service and cozy atmosphere.

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Lunch, dinner

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Messob serves Ethiopian stews on shared platters with injera, and reviewers repeatedly praise the generous vegan sampler for its variety and spice. The decorated dining room hosts a traditional coffee-roasting ceremony, often starting around 9 p.m.; plan ahead if you need the gluten-free platter, which one reviewer says requires two days’ notice.