Amazing! I would eat here every day if I could. The staff are very nice and helpful, and the food…read moreis delicious. Definitely go in one car as there is little parking.

This was 5 stars for us. We got the vegetarian sampler for two (and one item we were able to ask…read morefor the option to make it vegan due to lactose intolerance even). We also added the potatoes. It was a HUGE amount of food, we felt bad we couldn't finish all the bread it was on! It also came with ample rolls of the bread for picking up the food. I would compare it to a thali platter in Indian food, but much more food and different spice profiles. We were not afraid to ask for a fork though and were glad we did! :) Each item on the sampler was unique and SO flavorful. The food is very fresh and we assume made to order-from the time we got menus to being served was 28 minutes- so expect a slower meal than fast food or a chain! The owner came out and talked to us and was very kind. We will definitely eat here again and are excited to bring friends and family as this truly is a unique experience you can't find in many American cities. Random Tip- the strong smell of the many delicious aromatic spices really permeated our clothes after we left -don't wear clothing that you can't easily wash right away lol! We could still smell the spices the next day on everything we brought in with us Haha

I had the honor and the pleasure of being invited to the Grand Opening of Red Sea Kitchen's newest…read morefood truck. The food, as well as the hospitality, was exceptional. Look out for the best Eritrean and Ethiopian food truck in town. You won't want to miss it!

I had never had Ethiopian food before this place... and it was amazing. I got the chicken tibs, and…read morethere was just so much flavor. Even the bread with just a tiny dab of the sauce was a punch in the mouth of yum. So you can imagine the chicken and veggies were cooked brilliantly. It was also a solid price for the amount of food. The lady running the truck was very sweet and likely made every single ingredient from scratch. Though I wish she had given our group just a little heads up on the delay that was clearly out of her control (just so we had an idea of how long we might be waiting).

Randomly picked this spot for lunch. Wanted to try something flavorful and different and Habesha…read morehit the spot! Mikel (forgive me if I misspelled) was our waiter and did not lead us stray. Veggie combo for me and the Lamb Azaway for my friend. Topped it off with their freshly made honey wine! Great food, great service. Will go back again.

This was my first time to try Ethiopian food away from my 2 go-to Ethiopian places I normally…read moretravel. It was interesting tasting different takes on wots I was already accustomed to. I really enjoyed the Habesha takes! Best of of all was the service of Mikel. Attentive and wanting to make sure everything was great. I was there for lunch but looking forward to trying the dinner experience.

I had the beef awaze tibs and then veggie combo plate. The awaze tibs were pretty decent (I'd give…read moreit a 7 out of 8). The sauce seemed more like grease/ oil than anything. The veggie plate was okay. The potatoes had a strange sour taste. The shiro wat was very delicious. I wasn't a big fan of the misir wat or the other lentil dish. Overall, the food was decent but not earth shattering. (I'm a big fan of Ethiopian food but overall haven't been too impressed by Austin's Ethiopian food scene).

There is no business on the location. There is no phone number to call and verify. Wasted time…read moregoing there

5+++++++ Injera & Beyond blew me away...OMG!!! This was of…read morethe best 2026 dining experiences!!! Injera is great place to experience authentic Ethiopian cuisine. When you walk into the restaurant you are met with this warm and welcoming spirit. You literally feel like you are transported to a tropical rain forest - so much greenery and blossomed laden tree. Zuni, my server, led me to a table with a window view. Initially, she recommended the traditional Ethiopian meal (Doro Wot - National food of Ethiopia - slow cooked chicken leg stew with onions, berber, spices and clarified butter and boiled egg.) I thought that sounded good. The owner Mahelet greeted me so sweetly and warmly to welcomed me to the restaurant (she had greeting like an aunt or grandmother). She recommended a sampler plate of lamb (one of my favs), chicken and beef (not a huge beef eater). This meal reminded me of Nigerian meals where you eat with your hands. Injera means bread. However, don't think of traditional sourdough or wheat bread. Injera has a unique texture - how to describe it - it's very porous with a spongy feel, soft with mellow taste (super unique.) It was served as a plate charger with stews placed on top of it and a side order of injera was also served. I absolutely loved it!!! It was like nothing I have ever eaten before. For those that may not know, Injera is traditionally made from teff flour, an ancient, naturally gluten‑free grain native to Ethiopia (contains probiotics), mixed with water and fermented for several days. This fermentation gives injera its flavor and airy texture. Mahelet said the "Beyond" in their restaurant's name stood for unity, togetherness and beyond the bread. Did you know chicken was the national meat of Ethiopia? I did not either until today. All the meats were tender, which is kind of unusual since beef can me on the rubbery side sometimes. All the meats were fork cutting tender. The food was the standout. The stewed meats were served family-style on traditional injera, the spongy, tangy flatbread. The flavors were rich and well-spiced. The stews were hearty, aromatic, and appeared to be made with love. Portions are generous, enough for 2+ people, making it easy to share and sample a variety of dishes at one time. Excellent food...great learnings...new dining experiences!!!

If you like Ethiopian food, you will love Injera and Beyond. Easy access, plenty of parking and…read morewarm people. The food has been consistently good. During rush hours there may be a wait for service.

Fantastic authentic Ethiopian food in theGhostline kitchen array of restaurants of the future…read more Really excellent injera. There are a few picnic tables outside but not a lot of seating. Great vegetarian options.

From the owner: Traditional Ethiopian dishes prepared with a variety of vegetables, beef and chicken stew served…read morewith Injera and Rice.

I went to Taste of Ethiopia on a Friday and was honestly surprised it wasn't busy at all. I got…read moreseated right away, which was a great start. We started with the sambusas, one beef and one spinach, and both were really good. They came with this tomato sauce that tied everything together perfectly and added a nice extra flavor. For the main, we got the lamb tibbs and the doro wot, and both dishes were packed with flavor. The lamb was super tender, and the chicken in the doro wot was just as tender and flavorful. The sauce with the doro wot stood out, especially with the injera, which was fresh and really tasty. Overall, it was a great meal with amazing service, and I'd definitely come back.

Exploration Sunday.,, another snacky Sunday. Ended up at Taste of Ethiopia. I ordered the Sambusa…read more(beef, lentils, or spinach in a lightly crusted pastry dough, seasoned with diced onions, jalapeño peppers and vegetable oil). The Sambusa was like a egg roll but lighter and crunchier. It was loaded with ingredients...quite substantial. Really enjoyed this appetizer... A Taste of Ethiopia has a buffet Wed-Fri, which would be an opportunity to experiment with many more dishes. I have made a note to come back during one of their buffets. Winney one of the owners was nice and cordial. The restaurant was quite busy. There was a steady flow of customers. You could hear a low hum from the conversations taking place. It appears to be a neighborhood favorite.

Absolutely loved this spot. The food was really good, everything was reasonably priced, and the…read moreshop itself was very cool with lots of unique items and a great atmosphere. The woman at the front was incredibly helpful, kind, and sweet, which made the experience even better. The coffee was amazing as well. Such a welcoming place -- I'll definitely be back.

Best coffee in the Town. I tried their veggie combo too. A lot of flavors and nothing too powerful…read moreto the other dish. Perfectly balanced! I love them they are very locally supportive too.

Went here on a Saturday morning and it took 35 mins for my food to come out, even though there were…read moreonly a few people inside. Apparently a big online order had come in, which they were prioritizing over customers there in person. So that wasn't great. However, once I got my tacos ALL was forgiven. These are by far the best vegan breakfast tacos I've ever had! The vegan chorizo, potato, and cheese was so insanely good. I am going to be coming back here just for that! I also got the smoked tempeh and migas tacos, which were pretty good.

Barrett's? Double trouble? Barrett's too? Double the…read moretrouble from the baristas/bartenders Barrett's "too rude" I'm an easy customer, and you don't even have to be nice but these people have an unbelievably rude demeanor. I have brought a lot of people here ( the patio is great and the foods great!!!) and somehow I'm shocked every time about the level of rudeness from the staff. I've had friends and family walk out aghast from their interactions at the counter. Would love to be able to enjoy a coffee or cocktail here with friends or family without having to justify why I even come.

I've been to ATX Food twice now, which usually doesn't happen before I post a review, but I kept…read morethinking about it and wanted to go back. This trailer is just in front of the Trek bike shop on South Lamar, not out on the street, so it took me a second to find it. It's a great little setup with big covered picnic tables and plenty of space to hang out. Trek also lets you use their bathroom, which is actually really convenient, just head inside and all the way to the back. The food here feels genuinely nourishing. It's vegan and very vegetable forward in a way that doesn't feel preachy, just fresh and intentional. The tacos are especially unique. The tortillas are made from spelt and garbanzo flour, and they remind me a bit of the tangy, pancake-like bread you get with Ethiopian food. It gives the tacos this unexpected flavor and texture that works surprisingly well. The toppings tasted fresh every time, and the tempeh has a smoky flavor, so if you're into that, you'll be happy. I didn't realize at first how customizable the menu is, but you can add all kinds of toppings and extras. They also do full coffee service plus a big smoothie lineup. The smoothies come with sea moss, which I wasn't familiar with before, but they're clearly big believers in it as a nutritional boost. Service was friendly both times. Once they even brought my food out to me! Either way, they were kind and attentive. You can also ask for water even though they don't have self-serve jugs out. If you're looking for food that tastes good and actually leaves you feeling lighter and energized afterward, this spot is worth it. I'm glad I went back a second time.

I literally can't say speak enough love about ATX Food. I wish there were vegan restaurants like…read morethis where I live in Michigan. Amazing service, ambiance was a vibe, and I felt great. The next time in Austin, I'll likely dine here daily. Great job team!