Habestha Ethiopian Restaurant

1809 Minor Ave Ste 102 SeattleWA98101
Open
Sunday
11:00am-2:00am
Monday
11:00am-11:30pm
Tuesday
11:00am-11:30pm
Wednesday
11:00am-11:30pm
Thursday
11:00am-11:30pm
Friday
11:00am-2:00am
Saturday
11:00am-2:00am
Payment Methods: Visa, MasterCard, American Express, Discover, Cash
Average Rating
3.5
Total Reviews
(20)
Recommended 0
Not Recommended 0
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Description

A Note From Us.. On behalf of the management and staff. We would like to welcome you to Habesha. We are certain that your dining experience will be a pleasurable one. We appreciate your patronage, and are always open to customer comments, questions, or concerns. Ethiopia Food and Culture Unlike Western culture, Ethiopians place importance on communal dining traditions. Diners eat from a common...
by thenewstribune on February 05, 2014 from thenewstribune

Tips

Fun Fact: Ethiopian food is traditionally eaten with your hands, so ditch the silverware for an authentic and fun experience.
by ezlocal on April 15, 2015 from ezlocal
When to Go: Come during lunchtime for the all-you-can-eat buffet, or for an exciting night out, come on Friday or Saturday to listen to live African music.
by ezlocal on April 15, 2015 from ezlocal

Editorial Reviews

Citysearch Editorial Review:
No longer do you need to choose between Ethiopian food or a high-end restaurant worthy of date night—this Belltown eatery offers both. The long room is dark and romantic, understated and yet dotted...
by by Naomi Bishop at Citysearch on May 18, 2010 from Citysearch
Citysearch Editorial Review:
Belltown Ethiopian eatery offers traditional flavors in family-style dinner dishes and an all-you-can-eat lunch buffet.
by by Chelsea Lin at Citysearch on November 03, 2009 from Citysearch

Information from the business

Unlike Western culture, Ethiopians place importance on communal dining traditions. Diners eat from a common platter, and the breaking of bread together takes on a strong social significance, for it is considered essential to maintaining loyal bonds, and friendship. An example of this is the custom of GURSHA; GURSHA means "mouthful" and refers to placing food in another's mouth, usually a...
by homestead on May 25, 2015 from homestead
Unlike western culture,Ethiopians place importance on communal dining tradition. diners eat from a common platter and the breaking of bread together takes on a strong social significance, for it is considered essential to maintaining loyal bonds,and friendship.
by yahoolocal on September 01, 2013 from yahoolocal