It was very testy and freshly made. We realy like the…read morewelcoming and the survice. I felt at home away from home. Please accept my heart felt thank you we will be back. I would like to say thank you to the team that made this very special indeed. Keep it up. Bitame nemesgin.

One of our favorite meals in Amsterdam! The owner and all the servers were so kind and helpful…read more They were featuring a Vegetarian evening...but we asked if he would be willing to do meat...he said if we didn't mind waiting...of course! It is a small restaurant but worth the wait. The coconut beer is so unique. Everything he put on our plate was devoured. I can't really explain all the different combinations-but can confirm everything was fantastic.

Amazing place. Customer service is top of the line. Enjoyed the goat. Try it if you visit!read more

Delicious food and extraordinary customer service. We were visiting Rotterdam from the USA and…read moredecided to have lunch at this place. We had egusi with pounded yam, grilled goat meat , attieke with fish, lamb in stew, and fried plantains. Everything tasted great! The owners were super nice. I can't wait to go back and have this experience again.

Pretty decent veggie options with well made injera. Get the chickpea option. Very cozy space…read more The owner was very nice and the way the space is set up is beautiful, it's just that you get there and the place is very unassuming from the outside. The beer was not great, so maybe get drinks elsewhere.

The people here are warm and welcoming!!!! The decor is beautiful and authentic…read more PLEASE BE AWARE OF TIME CHANGES: New times open every day except MONDAY All other days open 5pm to 10pm Sun 5pm-10pm Mon CLOSED Tue 5pm-10pm Wed 5pm-10pm Thu. 5pm-10pm Fri 5pm- 10pm Sat 5pm- 10pm The food smells so delicious. I didn't have food but I did order the honey wine. I will be back to taste the food and drop another review

Visited often during our Expat tenure in Rotterdam. Friendly service and tasty food.read more

I've walked up and down this street many times before I realized there's an Ethiopian/African place…read morehidden among the shops. The decor inside is great! It's two stories with the upper floor offering a large private table maybe for a birthday etc. Downstairs, I saw musical instruments and the owner mentioned they have live music sometimes. We were there on a Sunday night, so there wasn't music. The menu is Ethiopian, but offers other African dishes like Foufou or Mozambique samosas! I was also told that they can make Mozambique specialties if you arrange it beforehand, sounds intriguing!! We ordered a meat mix with the extra chicken, a vegeterian mix, and kitfo tartaar. I was surprised by the injera... I normally think it's a bit too sour for me and the sauces balance it out, but this one was very tasty on its own! From the other dishes, I liked Zigni on the meat platter the most. The sauce was very flavorful! The other dishes were a bit bland for me, could use a little more punch :) The service was very friendly, but at times a bit slow... for example, we asked for the spicy powder for the kitfo but had to wait quite a bit before we got it, so we ate a lot of it without it (you should definitely eat it WITH the powder!). We also were unlucky with the wine - it was not good at all. They were surprised when we told them and ended up just charging us for a half bottle. The honey wine on the other hand was very nice. The other issue we had was that we had a vegetarian with us and they mixed up the samosas so the one they told him is for him was actually chicken. He was not pleased at all! We asked them to replace it with a vegetarian one, but they charged us for the extra one. I've had a lot of Ethiopian and for me it was good but not amazing... and I'd like to come back and try more of it, also when their main chef is working to see if he can blow my mind :) They told us about a spicy green sauce for next time? I think you should swing by and experience it! The owners/staff are super nice and the atmosphere is also quite cozy and stands out in the neighborhood. I will write an update once I've experienced more of their menu.

We came to Serengeti because out of all the Ethopian restaurants in Amsterdam the interior design…read moreseemed more like a restaurant and less like a cafeteria. We had wonderful food that i am still dreaming about, some honey wine that was definitely worth a taste, and a great hostess who catered to all of our needs. I would definitely try the samosas, I think they learned from their experience with the vegetarians, because I am one, and they were very on point in telling me which one had meat and which didn't. Also we got a nice explanation of what kinds of meat they use and from where they buy it, and the fact that they don't serve pork meat - which my boyfriend is not a fan of. All in all, I am definitely coming back. It's not a restaurant for a quick bite to eat, so take your time if you are going there and enjoy the ambiance.

They don't take cards!!!! Food was decent. We both ordered Ethiopian dishes since it seems to…read moreprimarily be an Ethiopian restaurant despite the name. The service is actually very good, very sweet and hospitable. We had a pleasant dining experience outside sharing a carafe of wine.

Don't come here is you don't have over one hour to wait for your food to be cooked. Extremely slow…read moreand frustrating.