Ordered take out from Mesob a few nights ago. Was only in…read morethe restaurant for a few minutes to pick up my order, but the smells were so amazing. You walk in the door and immediately mouth watering. The decor is also cute. Lots of fun art and images on the walls. The food itself is so good. I always love samplers at Ethiopian restaurants, so I can try a bit of a few different things. Mesob's Veggie Sampler was fantastic. 8 different veggie dishes to try and loads of injera to eat it with. My favorite was the shira (not shockingly), but all of the dishes were good and a very good mix. The sampler also lasted me about 4 meals! Very good bang for your buck!

I always enjoy dining at Mesob! Quick, friendly service, welcoming but not crowded space, and…read moredelicious food. The veggie platter and half-and-half tibs (derek and awaze) are my go-tos for sharing. Sambusas are also great!

I may have found my new favorite Ethiopian restaurant in the Twin Cities. AND, they have gluten…read morefree injera!! I had the Awazee Tibs with lamb. Great flavors. I don't want to leave without mentioning the wonderful service. The wait staff was extremely helpful and friendly.

The food was delicious. Well seasoned, ample portions, and reasonable prices. My fiancee ordered…read moreliga tubs and a side of miser wot and loved both. He loved they had berbere spice on the table to allow him to customize his heat. I got the veggie sampler which was delicious. Miser was also my favorite followed closely by the cabbage and yellow split peas. The chick peas were my fourth favorite but still tasty. The ambience is busy but nice. Servers were very friendly and helpful albeit a bit understaffed. Highly recommend.

Stopped here on the way to catch a flight home. A wonderful family owned restaurant. The seating…read morewas very American, I was hoping for more traditional basket tables and stools...but never the less clean and bright location. We were the only patrons at the time so service was good and fast. We ordered a variety platter of meat and veggies. The food was amazing. The beef top had great flavor and the chicken was tinder. Overall, this was a great experience. I do wish they carried Ethiopian honey wine, but they did have some good Ethiopian beer!

This is a nice family owned place, food always comes out hot and fresh but it certainly takes a…read morewhile so cut out at least 90 minutes for your visit. We got the Meat Combo Plater which had 4 different dishes included, all very tasty (see photo for description)! But I was left wanting a little more spice/heat. The menu say this player would feed 2 but I have a smaller appetite so I think it could easily feed 3 or 4. Also when you're ready to pay, you go up to the counter and wait for a person to appear to ring you up (which can be confusing if you've never been there before).

DELICIOUSSSSSS first time here and will be back again…read moreOur waiter Titi is not only glowing and beautiful but also fantastic, attentive, and so kind. We got the meat combo (advertised for two people) and it was so big we couldnt finish it. sooooooooo good

This was my first time trying Ethiopian food, so I don't have anything to compare it to, but it was…read morea nice experience. I enjoyed my dish, chicken tibs; it had just the right amount of spice for someone with a low spice tolerance like myself. My date also enjoyed her yebeg alicha. Service and ambiance were decent, nothing particularly stood out on that front.

They are working too Slow and i was wait for the food like One hour!…read morePlease don't go there !

I like Ethiopian food. I've gone to most of the restaurants in town this was our first time here…read moresnd the food was particularly good.

Lulu's is casual, family owned, and full of flavor! I visited for the first time with friends who…read moreare vegetarian - and it was such a treat to be able to order anything on the menu and know that nothing would contain meat! The Wot and rice are the definition of comfort food, the falafel were crispy, and the mushrooms came out of the kitchen sizzling. Service was quick and incredibly kind. Next time you're looking for a new, vegetarian/vegan bite - definitely come to Lulu's!

Before commenting on the food taste and quality, I want to emphasize how important it is for this…read moreestablishment to exist in such a neighborhood. Normally, daily Ethiopian food that's not in the US are vegan, so what is offered here is closer to what's authentically made in Ethiopian culture. I enjoyed pretty much all the dishes I had, and I would recommend this spot to anyone who wants good vegan food. My friends had the awaze tibs, which contained seitan, a high protein meat substitute, and it was seasoned very well, having an adequate amount of spice. I ordered the mushroom tibs, and it was okay, because it tasted as if the only seasoning was salt, and it was a bit dry, which indicated that the mushrooms were overcooked. In addition to such, we had a few veggies on the samplers, including miser, ater kik, gomen, fasolia, and keysir. They all had a good amount of seasoning and in general tasted good with the injera. I would say, though, that they may have all needed a bit more mekelesha, because I have had more vibrant-tasting versions of all of those veggies elsewhere. One thing worth noting was that shiro wasn't one of the options for the veggie sampler, so I had to order a separate portion of shiro, since I considered it necessary when consuming Ethiopian food in general, and it tasted good, in a conventional manner. It seems like per the menu that they have a shiro wot now, which indicates how popular it is among customers.

Such good food! I got the vegetarian sampler and it was wonderful. Each dish was excellent. The kik…read morealicha is one of the best in the Twin Cities. I can't ever remember the name of the beet dish, but that one as another favorite. We went ridiculously early for dinner, so it was very quiet. But the atmosphere was very nice and the service was great. Can't recommend more highly!

We got totally ripped off by this place. We were across the street at the Wandering Leaf Brewery…read moreand we ordered some food online. Our order totaled about $100 worth of food. When we got home, we didn't have any of the things we had ordered. They gave us just a bunch of chopped lettuce with injera. One of the three boxes that they gave us had legitimate food in it, but it was a bunch of chicken bones and almost no meat and it was virtually no food. We felt totally ripped off like we had been completely taken advantage of. So I would never go to this place ever again and I would be really thoughtful about everything considering going to this place. They deliberately ripped us off and we feel really pissed off about it.

First time at the express location and it was pretty much what I'd expected it to be. The building…read moreis a little run down and it's a wonky layout but I think that's more a sign of the times than a fault of the restaurant. The staff was kind and the food came out quickly. I always get the veggie sampler only changing the size based on how many folks we have to share. Food was good as always and their injera is excellent. If I was craving Ethiopian and didn't want to go to the Como location I wouldn't be upset with choosing here. Lots of other options in the neighborhood but Bole is as good as any other.

This is based on the express location. The menu here is limited due to it being a quick service…read morelocation. Service was fine. I had the chicken tibs with tiqel gomen and veggie sambusas to start. The food came out pretty quickly and everything was hot. The sambusas were wonderful! The chicken tibs were lacking flavor and spice. The chicken to pepper/onion ratio was uneven. There was very little chicken. It was served with 3 half pieces of injera. All in all it was okay, not sure I'd come back to this location.