S-Family Restaurant — Restaurant in Zurich

Eritrean Hospitality and Flavor!

S Family is hands down one of the best Eritrean restaurants in Zurich. From the moment you walk in, you’re welcomed with genuine warmth that makes you feel like you’re visiting family. The atmosphere is cozy and inviting, perfect for both a relaxed dinner or a special gathering with friends.

The food? Absolutely delicious. Every dish is rich in flavor and clearly made with love and tradition. The injera is perfectly soft with just the right tang, and the variety of stews (both vegetarian and meat options) are aromatic, spicy, and incredibly satisfying. Their zigni and shiro are standout favorites!

Portions are generous, the prices are very reasonable, and the staff go above and beyond to ensure you have a great experience. Don’t forget to try the traditional coffee ceremony it’s a beautiful touch that adds to the authenticity of the whole experience.

Highly recommended for anyone looking to explore East African cuisine or simply enjoy a warm, flavorful meal in great company. Will definitely be...

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I had an incredible dining experience at this Eritrean/Ethiopian restaurant! The flavors were absolutely authentic and truly transported me to East Africa. Every dish was beautifully presented and bursting with spices that danced on my palate.

The injera was perfectly soft and tangy, pairing wonderfully with the delicious stews.

The atmosphere was warm and inviting, making it a perfect spot for a meal with friends or family. The staff were friendly and attentive, adding to the overall wonderful experience.

I can't wait to return and explore more of the menu. Highly recommend this gem to anyone looking for an...

This is my first time to try the Ethiopian food, I’m very glad that I came here and had this amazing experience, we ordered the S family special and tried Injera and Teff. (Traditional Injera is a gluten-free, light beige dough made from teff, also known as Ethiopian teff, which grows in the East African countries of Ethiopia and Earley. Plants of the Eritrea Plateau. The name teff is derived from the extremely small grains, which means "lost" in the Ethiopian Semitic language. ) Friendly atmosphere and delicious food also wonderful service, I like this restaurant and will definitely go back with my family...