Tana Ethiopian Restaurant in Anaheim, California, invites diners to experience and enjoy authentic African cuisine that encompasses traditional Ethiopian dishes, in a friendly and welcoming environment. Lake Tana is a beautiful lake in Ethiopia, and we thought it a fitting name for our beautiful restaurant. African cuisine is filled with distinctive flavors provided by unique spices to create exotic Ethiopian dishes. Group meals are an accepted part of the Ethiopian culture, and at Tana Ethiopian Restaurant groups feast on authentic African cuisine in the company of friends as they enjoy the unique experience of eating meals with their hands, and not utensils. We welcome you to Tana Ethiopian Restaurant for meals that are nutritious and enjoyed in the company of friends and family. READ MORE

Abyssinia Ethiopian Restaurant in Burnaby, BC, considers the traditional ritual of breaking injera, an Ethiopian flat bread, and sharing a communal plate placed in the middle of the table, to be an important part of the Ethiopian heritage which is sharing and interacting with family and friends. Injera is part of every African cuisine dish served at Abyssinia Ethiopian Restaurant, and is traditionally eaten with the fingers. With the innovative use of a variety of spices, all dishes have their own exotic taste, which taste is further enhanced by the use of nitter kebbeh, a specially prepared butter. Vegetarian dishes are also considered to be one of the staple diets of Ethiopia, and diners will find that the dishes made from lentils, peas and other assorted vegetables are just as tasty and filling as dishes made with meat. We welcome you to our restaurant and assure you of a great dining experience. READ MORE

Ethiopian House in Toronto, Canada, offers diners a culinary adventure above all others, and if you are looking for cutlery, you will not find any. African cuisine encompasses Ethiopian foods, and is eaten with the hand, therefore a hand washing ceremony is performed before and after each meal. Injera, an Ethiopian bread, is part of the staple diet. The injera is broken into small pieces and then dunked into the meat, vegetables and sauces and shared amongst diners. If you've often wondered what Ethiopa is like, but have never been there, Ethiopian House is the next best thing, as you will enjoy traditional Ethiopian hospitality, interesting, tasty food and will also enjoy a great cultural experience. And after a fulfilling meal of African cuisine, enjoy our traditional coffee ceremony with hand-roasted, freshly ground coffee beans which Ethopians traditionally drink with a pinch of salt. READ MORE

The Sheba Lounge Restaurant Private Events in San Francisco offers the venue for rent for your special occasion or alternatively have the event at your location and Sheba Piano lounge will cater. The lounge can accommodate up to 100 and for reception style events 80, people can be catered for.READ MORE