the food is consistently delicious and the owners are friendly and hands on!…read more we got the lamb, veggie combo, chicken, beef, and fish - and it was all so good. ended the meal with a tea, empty platter and full bellies :)

Been here a bunch of times. The food is fresh and delicious. It looks kinda abandoned from the…read moreoutside but it's a warm, inviting feel when you're inside. The service is a little slow--one server for all of the tables, especially if you go early. But that doesn't stop us from going back!!

I am a big fan of Ethiopian food. I like Desta. The food is solid. The service isn't bad, just not…read moremuch interaction really with the server when we were there for lunch but not necessarily a huge negative. They have big TVs in there and the World Cup games were on so that was cool. Restaurant looks clean and open and they have a nice big bar in addition to the tables in the main dining area. I think their injera is some of the best I've had and my favorite dish is the red lentils but everything else is also pretty solid. I would definitely recommend! We don't have too many options for Ethiopian food in DFW and this is a good spot.

Service was still great but there was a language barrier that was hard to overcome. Food was good…read morebut not as good as the first time I visited. I think the various lentils needed more cook time. Overall it was still a vibe.

Wow, it was wonderful. Food was excellent and so was the atmosphere. Owner was very kind in the way…read morethey brought our food.

Small, it is. That makes it the more charming, said my wife. The food was authentic and…read moredelicious. The Chef-owner was as friendly as can be. She sat at our table and we had an entertaining conversation. Give it a try, you'll enjoy it.

amazing! Great service, and food was incredible. Really loved the awaze brisket and fried okra.read more

I thought about my mom . I was thinking I'm at home!!! Very tasty!! Flavorful and the desert. OH…read moremy!!! So worth it.

I've eaten a lot of Ethiopian food and I imagine this to be the best in Dallas. Awards bestowers…read moreagree! Thanks, Yelp, for leading us to this spot. The lunch Veggie Combo came with Shiro which is generous. The beets, lentils (Misir Wot) and yellow split peas (Kik Alicha) were so deliciously spiced and balanced. Something special is going on here. They brought out a beautiful floral milk cake surrounded by rose petals and played Happy Birthday for the birthday girl on their sound system. So sweet! If I found myself in Dallas again I'd come back for the warming spices and warmer welcome. Ooh, and order the coffee service!

Yummy and delicious. First time here. So glad I tried the food. The veggie platter and 4 meets were…read moreexcellent for two people. The flavors popped. Such comfort in the food. The service was excellent. The honey wine was so good. The coffee was also a nice finish to the meal. Thoroughly enjoyed it.

First time trying this place. I was CRAVING Ethiopian food and have been for a while. I got the…read morevegetable combination. Be warned!! The yellow stuff on this platter is SPICY!! There were quite a few things that were a little spicy on this plate but that yellow stuff had my eyes and nose running. The flavors are pretty good and the injera was really good. They give you a lot of it. I'd say for the price, it is absolutely worth it. That one plate could have easily fed two people. I wanted to try this place because of the raving reviews and it's close to my house. While it did not disappoint, there are other places in DFW that are better.

I asked for three meats and two veggies plate. They put…read moretogether some chicken, beef, lamb and delicious lentils and cabbage with a hard boiled egg. Ordered take out. It was delicious, I would go back.

This is the first time for Ethiopian Food. I was not sure what to expect but will say, it was…read morebeyond my expectation's. We started with appetizers- sambusa and vegan dip. Both light and flavorful. We asked the waiter to prepare our family style picks and once again- he nailed it. We enjoyed sirloin and doro tibs and yebeg wot. For dessert, we chose their Ethiopian Bread Pudding. Probably the best I have eaten. Now to service! Our waiter loved his job and spent a lot of time talking about the history of Ethiopian Food which we found so fascinating. His food picks worked wonderful with our palettes. Food was served fresh and warm, drinks remained filled. We cannot wait to come back and try more items from the menu.

So giving this location 4 stars because it's the first time to ever experience Ethiopian cuisine…read more All the food was fabulous, although I have nothing to compare to. Service was excellent as he was aware we had never tried or even understood what we were ordering. Would most definitely recommend and come back.

Abeba Foods has been our go to for over a decade now! The service is great because anyone that…read moreanswers the phone is friendly. The owner and her son are so friendly to talk with as well as Abu. It's not the best for looks but the food is great and it is also a small grocery store.

My fiancé brought me here for dinner and my first ever experience with Ethiopian food, and we agree…read morethat there is just nothing quite like this in Dallas. The food was absolutely delicious: spongy, tasty injera and the most flavorful and exciting veggies I've had since moving here. The lamb stew was rich and deep with a subtle, sneaky spice. Jonas was so welcoming, friendly, and informative: he gave great recommendations and was so kind to talk us through the different dishes, treat us to sambsas, and make us feel so welcome. In short: come here!!!

Recently, I located Exotic Grill while in search of some jollof rice while working nearby. Just off…read morethe highway in Euless, Exotic Grill is a small establishment with some fairly good flavors. Ordering to-go was smooth. As far as the jollof itself, it was just okay in my opinion. It gave off the spice level, however was missing other flavor profiles which make jollof, jollof. The meat kabob was flavorful. Overall, I'd be willing to give Exotic Grill another opportunity in the future.

A hole in a wall restaurant that serves Nigerian food. The chicken with jollof rice was good but…read morethe chicken was a bit overcooked. On the bright side, the staff was friendly.

Amazing food and service 10/10! I loved the environment and the owner made me feel at home.read more

When I go to Nigerian restaurants, I'm often worried about long waits and not-so-great service,…read moreeven though I'm Nigerian American myself. During my last visit, I ordered ahead and it took me about 25 minutes drive, which wasn't too bad. The person who took my order was nice, which was a pleasant surprise compared to what I expected. I ordered two portions of suya and two shawarmas, costing a bit over $40. The shawarma was okay in size, but it didn't really stand out. It satisfied my cravings, but nothing more. Now, the suya was a letdown. It had too much oil and lacked that real suya flavor. The taste of curry was too strong, overshadowing the authentic suya taste. Plus, there were way too many onions compared to the meat. I'd rate the suya a 4 out of 10 for the effort. On the other hand, the shawarma, though of an average size, was pretty tasty. It was spicy, so you'll need a drink to handle the heat. I'm giving a three-star rating for both the food and the service, also appreciating that they're open on Sundays. I've tried suya and shawarma in many places around the DFW area, and I think this place can do better. If they work on improving the spice mix for the suya and balance out the meat and onions, it would make a big difference and bring them up to the level of other spots in the area.