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Addis Ethiopian Restaurant — Restaurant in San Diego

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Addis Ethiopian Restaurant
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Nearby attractions
Teralta Park
Teralta, Plaza, San Diego, CA
Ward Canyon Park
3905 Adams Ave, San Diego, CA 92116
Iglesia Universal
3721 University Ave, San Diego, CA 92105
Ward Canyon Dog Park
4624 40th St, San Diego, CA 92116
Adams Avenue Park
3491 Adams Ave, San Diego, CA 92116
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Ochidoggy Hot Dogs
3705 El Cajon Blvd, San Diego, CA 92105
Kyrios Mariscos #1
3540 El Cajon Blvd, San Diego, CA 92104
Torque Coffee
3459 El Cajon Blvd, San Diego, CA 92104
Church's Texas Chicken
3495 El Cajon Blvd, San Diego, CA 92104
Asmara Cafe/restaurant
3817 El Cajon Blvd, San Diego, CA 92105
Laredo Taco Company
3504 El Cajon Blvd, San Diego, CA 92104, United States
Canada Steak Burger
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EmPagĂąada
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Super Cocina
3627 University Ave, San Diego, CA 92104
Venice Pizza House Since 1954
3333 El Cajon Blvd, San Diego, CA 92104
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Addis Ethiopian Restaurant

3647 El Cajon Blvd, San Diego, CA 92104
4.7(107)$$$$
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attractions: Teralta Park, Ward Canyon Park, Iglesia Universal, Ward Canyon Dog Park, Adams Avenue Park, restaurants: Ochidoggy Hot Dogs, Kyrios Mariscos #1, Torque Coffee, Church's Texas Chicken, Asmara Cafe/restaurant, Laredo Taco Company, Canada Steak Burger, EmPagĂąada, Super Cocina, Venice Pizza House Since 1954
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Phone
(619) 677-4844
Website
addis-sd.com

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Featured dishes

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Sambusa
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Kitfo
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Meat Combo
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Sambusa
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Ethiopian Coffee - Pot
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Ethiopian Spice Tea - Pot
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Ethiopian Coffee - Pot
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Ethiopian Coffee Ceremony - Saturdays At 10am & 11am

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Nearby attractions of Addis Ethiopian Restaurant

Teralta Park

Ward Canyon Park

Iglesia Universal

Ward Canyon Dog Park

Adams Avenue Park

Teralta Park

Teralta Park

4.2

(24)

Open until 12:00 AM
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Ward Canyon Park

Ward Canyon Park

4.4

(468)

Open until 12:00 AM
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Iglesia Universal

Iglesia Universal

4.3

(8)

Open 24 hours
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Ward Canyon Dog Park

Ward Canyon Dog Park

3.9

(179)

Open 24 hours
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Nearby restaurants of Addis Ethiopian Restaurant

Ochidoggy Hot Dogs

Kyrios Mariscos #1

Torque Coffee

Church's Texas Chicken

Asmara Cafe/restaurant

Laredo Taco Company

Canada Steak Burger

EmPagĂąada

Super Cocina

Venice Pizza House Since 1954

Ochidoggy Hot Dogs

Ochidoggy Hot Dogs

5.0

(35)

$

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Kyrios Mariscos #1

Kyrios Mariscos #1

4.4

(78)

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Torque Coffee

Torque Coffee

4.9

(129)

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Church's Texas Chicken

Church's Texas Chicken

3.8

(659)

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Reviews of Addis Ethiopian Restaurant

4.7
(107)
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4.0
37w

I came to Addis Ethiopian Restaurant recently and had a pretty good experience overall, though it wasn’t the greatest Ethiopian food I’ve ever had. The seating is mostly normal tables and chairs, though there is a couch and some traditional seating areas against one wall. The service is good, and they try to take care of you and ensure you’re enjoying your experience.

I ordered Doro Wot (stewed chicken), Yebeg Wat (stewed lamb), Gomen (collard greens), and Fosolla with carrot (carrot and string beans). While the spices and flavors were on point for everything, the chicken and lamb were a little overcooked, making the meat a bit tough. The Fosolla was really good, and the Gomen was cooked perfectly (even though it slightly lacked flavor).

For drinks we had green tea and herbal tea, both of which were Ethiopian brands. They also serve Ethiopian beer here, and have traditional coffee ceremonies you can RSVP for. Overall, it’s super authentic, I only wish the meat and collard greens were prepared...

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4.0
8w

This is a restaurant run by an Ethiopian from Africa, which has been in business for many years. The shop has a very unique style, full of local cultural characteristics. The owner is very enthusiastic and will guide you on how to order. Traditionally, Ethiopian meals are served on a large injera—a type of flatbread—topped with various stews, meats, and vegetables. You eat by tearing off pieces of the injera and using them to scoop up the dishes, which is a distinctive experience. If you’ve never tried Ethiopian food before, it’s worth a visit. However, the injera has a sour taste overall, and neither my friend nor I were quite accustomed to it—but it was all part of...

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5.0
1y

If your wanting the cleanest tasting injera in San Diego that isnt loaded in canola oil then keep reading… this place is clean. Ample seating. Staff is attentive yet they let you eat in peace. Food is soooo tasty. 4th time here. The portion size is great. Roughly $17 for the veggie platter. Flavors are sooo rich. Bathroom is clean and parking is out back or on the street. Did I mention, the feeling of eating with your hands and licking the seasoning off your fingers taste sooo good (given that you have washed your hands👀). Overall, love this place hence why I keep finding my car in the...

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Christopher GorrieChristopher Gorrie
I came to Addis Ethiopian Restaurant recently and had a pretty good experience overall, though it wasn’t the greatest Ethiopian food I’ve ever had. The seating is mostly normal tables and chairs, though there is a couch and some traditional seating areas against one wall. The service is good, and they try to take care of you and ensure you’re enjoying your experience. I ordered Doro Wot (stewed chicken), Yebeg Wat (stewed lamb), Gomen (collard greens), and Fosolla with carrot (carrot and string beans). While the spices and flavors were on point for everything, the chicken and lamb were a little overcooked, making the meat a bit tough. The Fosolla was really good, and the Gomen was cooked perfectly (even though it slightly lacked flavor). For drinks we had green tea and herbal tea, both of which were Ethiopian brands. They also serve Ethiopian beer here, and have traditional coffee ceremonies you can RSVP for. Overall, it’s super authentic, I only wish the meat and collard greens were prepared a bit better.
Momo ZhangMomo Zhang
This is a restaurant run by an Ethiopian from Africa, which has been in business for many years. The shop has a very unique style, full of local cultural characteristics. The owner is very enthusiastic and will guide you on how to order. Traditionally, Ethiopian meals are served on a large injera—a type of flatbread—topped with various stews, meats, and vegetables. You eat by tearing off pieces of the injera and using them to scoop up the dishes, which is a distinctive experience. If you’ve never tried Ethiopian food before, it’s worth a visit. However, the injera has a sour taste overall, and neither my friend nor I were quite accustomed to it—but it was all part of the experience.
KeniseKenise
If your wanting the cleanest tasting injera in San Diego that isnt loaded in canola oil then keep reading… this place is clean. Ample seating. Staff is attentive yet they let you eat in peace. Food is soooo tasty. 4th time here. The portion size is great. Roughly $17 for the veggie platter. Flavors are sooo rich. Bathroom is clean and parking is out back or on the street. Did I mention, the feeling of eating with your hands and licking the seasoning off your fingers taste sooo good (given that you have washed your hands👀). Overall, love this place hence why I keep finding my car in the parking lot.
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I came to Addis Ethiopian Restaurant recently and had a pretty good experience overall, though it wasn’t the greatest Ethiopian food I’ve ever had. The seating is mostly normal tables and chairs, though there is a couch and some traditional seating areas against one wall. The service is good, and they try to take care of you and ensure you’re enjoying your experience. I ordered Doro Wot (stewed chicken), Yebeg Wat (stewed lamb), Gomen (collard greens), and Fosolla with carrot (carrot and string beans). While the spices and flavors were on point for everything, the chicken and lamb were a little overcooked, making the meat a bit tough. The Fosolla was really good, and the Gomen was cooked perfectly (even though it slightly lacked flavor). For drinks we had green tea and herbal tea, both of which were Ethiopian brands. They also serve Ethiopian beer here, and have traditional coffee ceremonies you can RSVP for. Overall, it’s super authentic, I only wish the meat and collard greens were prepared a bit better.
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This is a restaurant run by an Ethiopian from Africa, which has been in business for many years. The shop has a very unique style, full of local cultural characteristics. The owner is very enthusiastic and will guide you on how to order. Traditionally, Ethiopian meals are served on a large injera—a type of flatbread—topped with various stews, meats, and vegetables. You eat by tearing off pieces of the injera and using them to scoop up the dishes, which is a distinctive experience. If you’ve never tried Ethiopian food before, it’s worth a visit. However, the injera has a sour taste overall, and neither my friend nor I were quite accustomed to it—but it was all part of the experience.
Momo Zhang

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If your wanting the cleanest tasting injera in San Diego that isnt loaded in canola oil then keep reading… this place is clean. Ample seating. Staff is attentive yet they let you eat in peace. Food is soooo tasty. 4th time here. The portion size is great. Roughly $17 for the veggie platter. Flavors are sooo rich. Bathroom is clean and parking is out back or on the street. Did I mention, the feeling of eating with your hands and licking the seasoning off your fingers taste sooo good (given that you have washed your hands👀). Overall, love this place hence why I keep finding my car in the parking lot.
Kenise

Kenise

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