De Afric - Menu

Very delicious food, great service, very nice owners and great ambience! Also super vegetarian food

Here are delicious African food. The host is very friendly and accommodating. For beginners there is also a food instruction. : The locality is cozy and looks very authentic. They've been here more often and are getting happy. Clear recommendation!

this family-run restaurant is my favourite place. as I live close to, I often go. the Ethiopian cuisine is really authentic (I traveled to Ethiopia and can compare), my favorite dishes are the Azifa salad and the Tatar kitfo. the owners are a few and also very nice! great recommended! View menu

the inner is really sweet! super modern and comfortable the service was very good and they gave us everything we wanted. the portions were however very small, even for the huge plate which is usually filled with food. altogether really good! although we both paid 40 euro for us, which is a bottle of water, a plate and an salad a little much

Ethiopian / Eritrean eating is fantastic when they know it. but please do not come here because the owner with the portions is greedy and too lazy to provide a normal service. they can wait 30 minutes until they get the menu. Moreover, the portions are tiny and ghey began to serve the eating in tiny little bowls, which is ridiculous. try other Injera restaurants in a few minutes. All the others are great, as I was with everyone.

we were there to eat and drink at a quiet evening. we were initially patient, but it took 20 minutes to order drinks, 45 minutes to order food! the one who serves seems to have little warning what has happened - always came only on request to a table or brought something that had been ordered. eating was definitely interesting, but I would recommend the vegetarian over the meat. the meat dishes all felt as very cheap cuts, fat and even cartilage in almost every bite. overall, I would not return. View menu

I would say very authentic. :D I have to give the many reviews right before, the restaurant doesn't seem very welcoming, is a bit cuddly and you need something to get into the ambience. The waiter, at the same time chef and probably also owner, you have to get rid of it if you want something. But for that he's all the more friendly when you have his attention. He can actually tell you amazingly much about the food and does this willingly. Speaking of the food and it depends, it was really good. Well seasoned and exciting.

we decided by chance for de afric and certainly not regretted it. the place is small and friendly, although in the center of the city eat "away from the hectic". I had hot lamb stew, my man hot bark stew, both had various suppers, accompanied by two supplements, injera pancakes, fladenbrot and red wine. I really eat too much, but eating was irresistible. service - they are served by the owner and his wife, both friendly, ready to talk, speak both German and English. interieur - I think that you can see in the suburbs of addis abeba. I would like to visit de afric again and again...

this family-run restaurant is very exotic and fascinating. we were very interested in trying out the food and experiencing something Africa! and yes, eating was actually very interesting, the sour brot, the slowly cooked meat - were delicious! the service was very funny - the waiter (I suppose he is the owner) - shows how to eat the food - so he brings a small meal to a table and eats it with the fingers - and they follow his instructions. the decoration of the restaurant is authentic and not protzig - I liked it! I think they have a little problem with the right marketing and service. the waiter has not tried to recommend something from the menu, he has not done the effort to ask us whether... View menu