Kaffa Ethiopian Cuisine

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Address: 2987 Sacramento St (Ashby), Berkeley
Area: East Bay
Hours: Tues-Sun 11am-3pm, 5pm-9pm
Category: Restaurant/Food Vendor (Vegan)
Restaurant Type: Ethiopian
Average cost: $11-$20 per person after tax and tip$11-$20 per person after tax and tip
Vegan Dessert: No
Accepts credit card: No

Notes: Set menu offered as small, medium, or large plate, featuring medium spicy red lentils, yellow split peas, gommen kale, mixed vegetables, teff injera. Sambosa also available.

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Added by veganhobbit on 2015-03-30, Last update: 2015-03-30, Viewed 4314 times

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Last 5 Reviews

Average rating:0 out of 5 stars 0 / 5.0 Based on 4 reviews. (Add/Edit your own review)

Rating Comments   Reviewer Date
5 out of 5 stars Traditional Injera bread made with Teff, not white flour. Kaffa's Injera has a mild sourdough tang, and a rich taste. The plate of vegetables and legumes was great, lightly cooked, which preserved the flavors. A little spicy, and not oily. The Sambusa pastry with potato filling was not as interesting as the plate, and more oily. The Telba flax smoothie was very good, mildly sweet, flavorful. jordanrothstein
Reviews: 6
   2015-12-20
4.5 out of 5 stars Incredibly nice and accommodating woman owner. Their teff injera is the best I've had. Their spicy lentils and mixed vegetables are excellent, and their kale is very good. The split peas are plain, but what can one say that's bad about split peas? Nothing. Delicious, healthy, hearty food. Also, it travels well if you take food to go. I haven't tried the side dish yet but plan to on my next visit. LHLisavegan
Reviews: 65
   2015-04-18
4.5 out of 5 stars Nice to have an all vegan Ethiopian place to dine. It is small and homey with friendly service. Limited seating. The food was delicious. Best injera I've ever had. The sambusa was sooo good. bunnygirl
Reviews: 23
   2015-04-17
4 out of 5 stars All vegan Ethiopian, using 100% teff for the injera. Small menu offering some typical choices familiar to those who have eaten at Cafe Colucci, Addis, Fin Fine, the old Blue Nile, etc. Nothing fancy as to physical aspect of restaurant. Appears clean, food was fresh and satisfying. I had the combo with yellow lentil, potato carrot, greens, something else. Friendly owner, started @ farmers mkt. Vegan Living
Reviews: 95
   2015-03-30

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