Popped in for a nice lunch, had grilled fish and spicy lamb with injera sourdough flatbread. Came…read morewith a yummy selection of spinach and pulses on the side. Great tucking in with hands, something so satisfying about ripping the bread and mopping everything up with it!

Amazing food and service. Everyone who works there is incredibly friendly and kind. I've been twice…read morenow and both were great experiences. The woman who served us last time was so happy to have us try the food, and even brought us some things to sample. Come here just for the service, and the food will be the best bonus you could as for.

It's yummy food but we don't like the coffee it's a little bit burned…read moreThe waitress she was as a family gives service Thanks mesob

Authentic Ethiopian food. We were boating London and my daughter-in-love wanted some authentic…read moreEthiopian food. This spot hit all of her check marks. The food was hot and delicious. I really loved the Derek tibs. They had the Shiro wot, dork wot, and awaze tibs and they said every bite was awesome. If you are in town this is a definite win. Note the place is small and "quaint" nothing fancy but good

This was very good. Be warned, if you haven't had Ethiopian food, this is not fast food. This is…read morevery flavorful food that is eaten without utensils. The injera was wonderful and tangy. It's a great compliment to the rest of the food. Love the yedoro wet. There was so much food, I have leftovers.

I am truly delighted to put this place on the [yelp] map. Everything about this little tucked away…read morebasement restaurant from the humble proprietors, delicious food, amazing prices to the cosy interior generates a wonderful atmosphere. I was brought here by a[n Ethiopian] friend who claims this is the most authentic food he's discovered in London, I cannot pretend to have done such extensive research myself but I certainly enjoyed everything we sampled here. Generally, I would always recommend sharing platters anyway as a way to try as many things as possible and at Gojo, for only £8 (!) they are an absolute steal (easily feed 3 people). They arrive with a splayed injera (pancake-like bread with a porous texture to absorb all the flavours and spices of the accompanying dishes), onto which various curried lentil, chickpea, spinach, green bean and cabbage stews are served. There is a vegetarian, meat and fish option, but extra or alternative dishes of any variety can be ordered to accompany the feast. Additional rolls of injera are used as edible utensils (and appear to be delivered from a bottomless supply), and the whole meal experience is enhanced by getting to scoop up large juicy morsels of food (dipped in chili powder if you're brave enough!) and eat everything with your hands. One of the most interesting dishes was a sort of minced, seasoned beef tartar, which, if you're a little squeamish about can be cooked longer to brown it up. My favourite was certainly the cold curried lentil salad served in the middle of the sharing platter. Our hostest was so generous with all the serving portions, and threw in some additional complementary salads, that embarrassingly we hugely over ordered so left with handsome take-out boxes stuffed to the brim for tomorrow's feedings... Also I have no idea how I have got his far into the review and not even mentioned that this amazing institution is also BYOB! WITHOUT, I repeat, WITHOUT a corkage fee. Absolutely fantastic. Be sure to round off your delectable feast with a coffee ceremony, or spiced tea. I truly recommend Gojo for small groups who want to try something different and experience a low-key, but certainly vibrant and hospitable evening.

I bought enjera (Ethiopia flat bread) for take away. When I opened it at home, I found all burnt…read moreand covered with black stuff. I had to through it away. What wast of £5 and pose great health risk.

This is a wonderful little restaurant which serves an interesting mix of North African and Yemeni…read morecuisines.They are open for breakfast and the coffees served here are excellent.I usually go for my usual chicken meal which consists of filleted baby chicken marinated in a saffron sauce and served with some aromatic rice. If I am really hungry I will treat myself and have a starter of the Shirazi Salad.There are a huge range o juices to choose from-Orange Juice toBananas with milk.Th Abyssinian Coffee is just divine

A hidden gem. The…read morevenue isn't for everyone (quite lots of kitsch on the wall) but I really enjoyed the food! The platter my friend and I shared was amazingly delicious and the spices were definitely unique! Loved it! I'll definitely come again

I've had Ethiopian all over London and this place is the best food in town...it's the opposite of a…read moretourist trap, all locals in the dining room, fresh roasted beans for the coffee, flavourful food and really reasonable prices. I highly recommend stopping in here...you'll end up coming back...I've been six times this month!

5 star!!!!!!! their shirowot and meat tastes good! service is awesome because their food is great!…read morenot bad!

First time to eat at this resto and i loved it. Great price for the food, their type of bread is…read morereally unique and how you eat the food. People are really nice and the ambiance is really comforting