I've Ethiopian Cuisine at all the places in Austin area also in hotspots like Los Angeles and…read moreOakland/Berkeley CA. This place is the bomb. Best injera ever. Fili is from Eritrea (neighbors to Ethiopia with a long war back in the past center) and is a great cook and delightful woman. I will be back soon and I live 70 miles away. The vegetarian combo was enough for my wife and I. Gonna try everything on the Ethiopian menu them will try the Italian.

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!

Consistently been the best Ethiopian place in Austin. The price on the vegetarian platter is…read morereasonable (but shouldn't go any higher), and it's delicious. I usually order takeout but have eaten in many times and the iced tea is also very good. Service is friendly. The restaurant is pretty clean. I've been going here for almost 10 years.

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

Austin has had its fair share of Ethiopian and Eritrean restaurants over the years, but Injera &…read moreBeyond sets the bar on a whole new level. The space is bright, welcoming, and beautifully decorated. The layout is thoughtfully designed, with plenty of separation between the bar area--where things can get a bit livelier--and the dining area, allowing families and groups to enjoy a quieter, more intimate meal. The food is outstanding, featuring a great selection of popular Ethiopian and Eritrean dishes. The owners are incredibly hospitable and friendly, and they genuinely want every guest to have a memorable dining experience from the moment they walk through the door. This spot has quickly become my go-to destination whenever I'm craving injera. Highly recommended!

3.5 Stars Had been…read morelooking forward to trying Injera & Beyond with my family, and while it wasn't a total miss, the experience didn't quite live up to the excitement. We walked in around 5:30 on a Friday and there were only two other tables but granted, it was early. Our waitress was lovely, very nice and attentive throughout. The standout was the Beef Sambusa appetizer. Hands down the best thing we ordered. I wish we'd gotten ten more of them. For entrees, my mother and I had the lamb tibs while my husband and dad got the beef tibs. Here's where things got a little disappointing. At $25+ before tax, these dishes are pricey, and it feels kind of ridiculous that they don't come with a single side. There also just wasn't much meat -- the plates were mostly vegetables. And it took forever for the entrees to arrive, over 25 minutes after the appetizer. With only two other small tables in the entire restaurant, that wait was a little concerning. We finished with the Dubaiklava, which was genuinely delicious, though at $12 for a dessert that isn't very big, it's another spot where the value feels off. I do like this place and want to root for it. But for what they're charging, they really need to bump up the portion of meat and add a side to the entrees. Might have just caught them on an off night, and I'd give it another shot but with a few tweaks, this could be a much stronger spot.

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.

Food - Family loved it and raved about it. I'm not always the biggest fan of lentils, so it was…read morejust decent for me. The coffee is so scrumptious. And, I loved the fried tempura cauliflower. Service - Miriam is so kind and so lovely!!! She was cracking my family & I up with her stories. She was definitely the highlight of our time there. Ambiance - very empty in the middle of the afternoon on a Friday! But very homey vibe inside! Also lots of cool art on the wall!

Great service and great food! Im in town for a conference, but will definitely be bringing my…read morehusband here the next time we are in the area!

Authentic Italian, not frozen stuff like olive garden. Clean, and a courteous staff serving good…read morecocktails and good wines. Would recommend more meat dishes be added to menu. The homemade pastas and pizzas are on point. Fresh served homemade gelato as well.

We went here for Mother's Day brunch. Huge portions, great food for a good cost!…read more I got the chicken Marsala and it was delicious. 2 large chicken breasts, plenty of sauce and noodles. Would get again!

This might quite surely be the greatest Italian food I have tasted in the United States! The…read moreservice is great with very attentive waiters and a very kind Italian server who is very kind! The Atmosphere is very warm and welcoming and really makes you tell at home! They give the Greatest bread to start and then give an amazing soup or salad as you wait! The entrees are so rich and delicious it made me sit back and smile the second I tasted the sauce. We got Fettuccine Chicken Alfredo and Tortellini which were out of this world and tasted the same as the Italian cuisine in Italy! Im so glad to have an Italian restaurant that finally tastes authentic and not cheap, fresh made pasta and sauce! I would most definitely recommend!