Habesha Cafe - Críticas y comentarios

Sat outside on a warm Durban evening. Relaxed and friendly service. Very tasty and interesting eating experience. We felt a little bit like we had...

Genuine slow-cooked Ethiopian food in a relaxed, bright, homely setting. The service is so friendly, they can't do enough for you. Could do with: more...

Delicious, affordable, interesting food served with care.

Great food, vibes and fun afro events. Not to miss.

Habesha is an experience of its own. I love it. This is what Durban needs, an Ethiopian cafe but with all South African people. I am proud to be...

This place is very comfortable. rather like to eat home, with taking the exquisite Ethiopian cuisine. we had different Ethiopian dishes in a plate. dessert was...

Support this place! As far as I could say, is it the only Ethiopian restaurant in Durban? Doesn't look like much from the outside, but inside was really nice, d...

Excellent, warm atmosphere and host. we ordered a simple dish because we were not hungry, it was very interesting and delicious. can not wait to come back

The gem of the Helen Joseph strip! My family loves this spot so much. Delicious, quality dishes. Plenty of vegetarian and meat options to choose from. Friendly,...

It was a really lovely spot, it is one of those places that give you a proper Ethiopian feel, not to mention they serve the best coffee and play some nice loung...

This restaurant is nicer and more authentic inside than the photos do justice. A bit hot in February so we sat outside and went inside for their special coffee....

Great service and offering something different for the tastebuds and dining experience. Let your waiter guide you through the various dishes and go with people...

I had myself the authentic experience I was looking for at this modest Ethiopian spot. The tea lover in me found their spiced tea to be life!!<br/ <br/

Great interesting restaurant. It is in an old house so it has a relaxed feel, with great wooden floors. We had a few dishes to share, highlights were the lentil...