Injeera - Menu

It was our first experience with African cuisine. Food was delicious and spicy. In love with Injeera and zigni !!!

Modest restaurant, good food, fast and great service. Meat dishes are wonderful. Folks take time to enjoy being here.

Came across this restaurant by accident, but it was well worth it! Delicious food, good service and popular with the locals. View menu

Extremely happy to have found this little Ethiopian food place off the busy tourists path. The food was truly delicious and down to earth. We ordered the mixed plate for two and we were totally full. The owner offered to bring us more injera but...what was served on the place was already plenty. Total thumbs up!

Injeera is an Eritrean restaurant in the centre of Stuttgart. The quality of the dishes here is outstanding. The main dishes come with the famous rye-based injeera bread which you take up with your fingers and then wrap around the other components of the food....Both vegetarian and meat dishes are offered, and they taste great.

Things to know before you go--the food offering is not only excellent but quite like you would be served in Eriteria or Ethiopia. And menu prices suggest GOOD value. The restaurant is small and appears popular with locals. While we were seated immediately early one...Sunday evening, no doubt others at different times and evenings might have found no vacant table. The menu is exclusively in German and our wait person was English language challenged, though much less than we were German language challenged. A super way out is to order the combination meat or vegetable plate for one or more persons. Each offers a fine mix of what is available in the several single plate offerings. Beer, wine, a... View menu

Ethiopian Eritrean cuisine are quite similar, but i've never had Ethiopian cuisine that even came close to the heavenly meal i just had at Injeera... In LA, there are or so Ethiopian restaurants on a small stretch of Fairfax Blvd below Olympic, and...i tried several dishes from many of them, wondering what all the fuss was about- flavors were indistinct, even a bit muddy- genuinely unimpressive!!! NOT so with Injeera's Eritrean food- from the smells wafting through the cozy space upon arrival, to the tables packed with smiling diners enjoying the food to the last drop, to the genuinely smiling owner, i feltright away that i was in for a singular experience- and it was, indeed, simply one of...

My first experience with African food and it didn't disappoint. I've watched foody shows featuring African cuisine but never had the opportunity until a few nights ago. I was invited to Injeera. I had never neen there so i didnt know what to expect. Don't...let the outside decor detract from the experience. A few things up front. If you're squeamish about eating with your fingers or sharing food; well this may not be the place for you, but they do have utensils, so don't run away just yet. I had the Kitcha as a starter which was this pan fried dough dish that came with two dipping sauces. Yogurt and a chilli paste type sauce. It was pretty good. The main course was Beef Kulwa. Ok now this wa...

I made the mistake of not calling ahead to book a table for dinner at a different restaurant and of course we were turned away, even though they seemed to only be half full. I walked out of the restaurant starving and hangry when my...husband said, Look, Injeera We both love Ethiopian food so this was a pleasant surprise to stumble upon. We walked up, opened the door, and we started to worry because this place was packed! A gentleman who I assume was the owner came up sat us at one of the last tables. We rejoiced in our luck!! We went ahead and ordered the platter for two which featured lentils, vegetables, amazing okra, succulent stewed chicken, and a spicy lamb stew all nestled on top of i... View menu