Lacto
African
Ethiopian
Non-veg
Serves meat, vegan options available. Ethiopian restaurant with two vegan dishes: the "menu végétarien" (combo platter with lentil, spinach, onion, sauces, salad) and the "chouro" (blended peas with spices, salad). Kitchen stops at midnight. An option for vegan food in this part of the city. Open Mon-Sun 12:00-16:00, 18:00-02:00.
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16 Reviews
First Review by LisaCupcake
naelick
Points +27
Excellente découverte - Edit
Les options vegan sont relativement limitées mais ne déçoivent pas. L'assiette découverte végétarienne est excellente ! De loin le meilleur restaurant éthiopien que j'ai pu tester.
Read moreUpdated from previous review on 2024-09-11
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MDie
Points +38
Authentic and tasty ethopian food - Edit
Cute restaurant with two vegan options, that offer more variety than you might think! Very good price and friendly staff.
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Scarabea
Points +834
Typical Ethiopian restaurant, good food - Edit
A very typical Ethiopian restaurant with delicious food. Prices are quite cheap (for Paris) and for the amount of food you will get. The injera is not as sour as I am used to from Ethiopia or other Ethiopian restaurants, but still good. Friendly staff.
Read moreUpdated from previous review on 2023-11-11
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JoeDavison
Points +28
Do they serve vegan food? - Edit
No. How is this on here??? Do you have any idea how disappointing paris/France is? Could do without this.
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ChantalPoulin
Points +2898
Sympa & delicious - Edit
The 2 vegans plates were very good, tasty and generous. Alle the staff were nice. Good ambiance.
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geember
Points +146
Delicious and different - Edit
Enjoyed the delicious Assortiment Végétarien. I believe the component parts are vegan, except the dressing on the salad.
Read moreWarning: I ate with my meat-eating family. My meal was served on a huge platter covered with an Injera (pancake/flat-bread) right next to and touching their meaty dishes. If you don’t want meat juices or traces on your vegan food, ask for yours to be served on a separate plate.
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elasou
Points +14
Delicious variety of warm, flavorful veggies dishes. - Edit
Lots of vegetarian options! Can’t confirm if all veggie dishes are vegan. Friendly staff and welcoming environment.
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aminutta
Points +1625
Delicious - Edit
Such a lovely restaurant! Amazing food, generous portion & injera top-ups if you want. Definitely recommend!
Read morePros: Good value for money, Really friendly staff
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kimberleyjewer
Points +297
Amazing !!!! - Edit
Wow! This place was so amazingly delicious. So much food, friendly staff and amazing prices. I would eat here everyday if I could.
Read morePros: Large portion, Lots of options , Cheap prices
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Sacha.D
Points +115
Great taste - Edit
Nice portion with decent pricing! Great taste
Read morePros: Big plate, Taste, Variety
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AlexisMillet
Points +133
King of kings - Edit
Proper vegan options and a warm athmosphere
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AlexNikou
Points +225
Happily surprised! - Edit
Interesting place to visit. We liked the serving. One vegan option but was good.
Read morePros: Smiling staff
Cons: Not fluent english speaking staff
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ThomasTieyre
Points +64
Excellent restaurant éthiopien avec option vegan - Edit
Je ne savais pas trop à quoi m'attendre en rentrant et je n'ai pas été déçu ! Il n'y a qu'un seul plat vegan : le "menu végétarien".
Read moreUne assiette géante arrive sur laquelle se trouve plein de préparations à base de pois chiches, lentilles, épinards, carottes... tout est bien cuisiné et assaisonné. L'assiette est servie avec des injera (sorte de crêpes) qu'on utilise comme couverts. Dépaysement garanti !
Un lieu où je reviendrais et que je recommande ;)
Pros: Menu végétarien délicieux (vegan en fait), rapport qualité/prix excellent
Guest
MatildeZ
Points +20
Super tasty and friendly Ethiopian - Edit
Whenever I have friends visiting I take them to this lovely Ethiopian restaurant. We always share a well filled and varied vegetarian plate, and we're always stuffed after ! They usually welcome you with a small glass of sparkling wine, but do try the Ethiopian beer as well. The staff are always friendly and I'm sure you won't be disappointed by the amazing cuisine !
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fievos
Points +362
Tasty, filling Ethiopian food - Edit
The main dish here, as in many Ethiopian restaurants, is a big, savoury (and slightly sour) pancake called an injera, covered with a selection of pickles, stews, and vegetables. The vegetarian option is completely vegan, and can be shared by up to four people. It's a really good and filling meal, and the range of little dishes has been popular with all our friends we've taken here.
Read moreThe only problem is that this is the only really vegan dish, but as long as you don't visit too often, it's always an enjoyable meal.
Pros: Friendly staff, Delicious, healthy food
Cons: Only really one vegan option
LisaCupcake
The chickpea dish called "Chouro" is vegan too (but the other one is more interesting as it has some variety). :)
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LisaCupcake
Points +659
Great vegan options in the 17th - Edit
This restaurant is a bit hidden on a side street, and doesn't look like much from the outside, but once you cross the threshold you find a nice ambiance, ample seating, cozy booths in the back and best of all, some really nice vegan dishes. A good place to keep in mind if you're ever in the 17th arrondissement and the local vegetarian/vegan places are closed.
Read moreNote down the names of the two vegan dishes listed in the main description (see also the photo of the menu), as they are not labeled as vegan on the menu itself. But because of the Orthodox "fasting" tradition in their country (no animal products on certain days of the week, plus Lent), Ethiopians are familiar with 100% plant-based foods, and you should be able to make any questions you have about ingredients understood.
If two people are dining together, their dishes will be brought out on a communal injera platter (on top of a large injera bread), with extra rolls of bread to pick up the food with.
I didn't have dessert as the dinner was so filling, but on their menu they have a fresh fruit cup. There are also some traditional European desserts but those are probably not vegan. You can try asking though -- you never know!
The restaurant's website also mentions an Ethiopian coffee ceremony of some kind. I didn't experience this personally, but it sounds like it could be fun if you go there early enough in the day. ;)
Pros: great food, large portions, nice ambiance
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