Ghion Cafe in Hammersmith and Fulham

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I’ve been working on Olympia for the last 4 months. Passed this Cafe\ restaurant on more than a couple of occasions. But wasn’t sure if it was a coffee shop, cafe, restaurant?. No menu outside or in the window. I think there missing a trick here. They need to be clear on what is available. I bit the bullet and went inside and ordered Doro wot to takeaway And I must say it was authentic and more importantly absolutely DELICIOUS . Ive just finished it. I spent some time in Ethiopia a few years ago and had forgotten how good the food was. I will definitely be coming back to try some more of there dishes

Unfortunately this cafe did not live up to past reviews. It has been refurbished on a small budget with cheap decor and little reference to Ethiopia. The coffee is not brewed in typical Ethiopian style, instead via a machine. The main was expensive, £11 for a small portion. Food presentation was basic, staff were nice but uninterested, I wasn’t offered drinks, condiments, or a napkin with my meal. The injera was sub par, and the vegetarian toppings lacked spice and flavour. Regrettably, I will not be returning.

Fantastic food and friendly service. Loved our first visit here and we will definitely be back!

I finally decided to try this place on Sunday having walked past it for years on the way to the supermarket and now I feel silly for not having done it sooner. I shared a big mixed platter with five or six different meat dishes on injera with a friend and we really enjoyed all the different flavours. The owner was very friendly and the place had a lovely local caff sort of feel, with lots of people who were obviously regulars but no less welcoming to us wandering in timidly off the street. I look forward to going back and trying more dishes.

Would give an 11/10. Excellent Ethiopian food. Very fun to eat and a collection of all sorts of flavors at a very affordable cost. Will be coming back with more friends in the future!

I was there recently for lunch. The management claimed that they had a refurbishment and so all prices were much higher. The food was good but very basic in presentation. No sides or salads come with the mains and for the price I paid I could have gone to a Turkish place for a better deal. Condiments and cutlery were not provided or offered to customers. I had to ask for extra paper and was given only one piece. Hospitality wasn't great. Cafe was clean and seating feels comfortable. The music from the TV was extremely loud. Price was too much for a portion-main that was too big for one person/ lunch. Menu prices were too expensive for a average cafe.

I love this place. Super friendly service, huge portions and really reasonably priced menu. Food is amazing and maybe the best Ethiopian food I've had in London! Highly recommended, I will be back!

I love African food, however I never tried Ethiopian food before. I had always seen this place was frequented by locals and decided to give it a try. One of the ladies serving helped me to decide what to order so I went for the doro wot with injera (flatbread made of rice with a tomato stew). Well, the doro wot was actually very good. I didn’t expect a stew but I enjoyed it. The injera turned me down though... One thing I disliked was the fact that the lady wanted to show me how they eat this meal, and actually had to spread the bread with her bare hand. I appreciate the gesture but I didn’t like the approaching manner. I don’t think the food is bad, however, if I ever decide to go again I may try something different (probably rice).

Delicious food and very friendly stuff. They made small tour for me explaining Ethiopian food. The taste is totally different what I tried before. Coffee is also very good. Really something new. Next time I will bring my friends with me.