Abyssinia in Brighton and Hove

Cuisine: African

Where is Abyssinia?

🏠 29 Baker St, Brighton BN1 4JN


Opinions

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The food is really really good, and looks authentic. I ate Awabe Tibs (or something like that) and it was really good. Definitely five stars. The place struggled to capture the home feeling, but i still found it pleasurable. However, the service I received was very mid. The person in charge forgot to give me cutlery, and free Wi-Fi had no password written anywhere. Still, i recommend this place for it’s food. Strong four stars.

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Great food, intimate, friendly atmosphere, and very decent prices. This place is underrated, should definitely get more clients.

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Great food, amazing beer and lovely employees!

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Truly awesome and delicious Ethiopian food. Friendly place, not fancy, but completely authentic. Will definitely return.

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Great tasting food, first time I tried Ethiopian cuisine, loved it , great value and very friendly 😀 I'm coming back 😀 😊

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I cant recommend this place enough! fantastic food, lovely staff and extremely friendly and calming atmosphere. Clearly marked vegan dishes and very accommodating to different preferences. This is a great place if your looking to try Ethiopian food or if your already a fan and would like some authentic food. 10/10

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Important to mention is that there is a good selection of vegetarian food. Didn’t check if it was vegan as not sure what oils they use. V friendly and accommodating. Casual and relaxed. Excellent food. Had the large sharing veggie plate with a selection of dishes to savour. Especially recommend their Wot dishes of spicy lentils etc. Yum. Enjoy

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The vegetarian/vegan sharing platter was a delight, the coffee ceremony smelled amazing and the coffee scooped us out of our food coma with an aromatic punch. No fancy decoration, but friendly atmosphere and comfy enough chairs.

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A very well kept and clean restaurant with really beautiful decor. All it was missing was that authentic homely feel that we didn’t get from the staff. We ordered the doro wot and the key wot to share. It was full of salt and really oily. On top of that, we had to pay £3.50 extra for a small salad because it arrived without salad. Quite expensive overall.

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Unpretentious restaurant and decor with amazing Ethiopian food and the Honey wine was simplydivine. Recommended!

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Frequently asked questions about Abyssinia:
If you have any questions, you can contact Abyssinia by calling 01273 242901.
In Abyssinia they specialise in african cuisine.
218 customers of Abyssinia have given it an average rating of 4,6.