Beza Ethiopian Food

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I had the pleasure of eating at an Ethiopian restaurant in London, and I was super surprised that everything on the menu was vegan, but at the same time incredibly tasty. I especially appreciated how the food was served – on a large communal platter, which encouraged sharing and gave a sense of community. It was a fun and social way to enjoy the meal. All in all, this was a wonderful dining experience. I can highly recommend this Ethiopian restaurant to anyone, whether you are vegan or just looking to try something new and tasty. This is a hidden gem in London that I will definitely visit again

We arrived early before going to a show, and the owner was very welcoming and friendly. It's a simple menu, so we shared an injera platter with various wats and veggie tasters, which was served room temperature with side sauces - everything very tasty, especially the mushrooms, and the fiery green sauce. Excellent traditional coffee for afterwards. The bare concrete structure isn't my favourite aesthetic, but the decorations make it feel welcoming, and the loo is charming! The owner and her server were both lovely. £44 for more food than we could eat plus hot drinks. Recommended

I can’t get over how amazing the food was here! Sooo good and so filling. I already can’t wait to come back! Plus the service was amazing. 1000/10! ☺️

Colourful and tasty. The staff were immediately very welcoming and attentive during the meal. A classic Ethiopian style dining experience, with all the different parts resting atop the Injera. Deep flavours and a nice variety of textures.

We were there to celebrate the 60th birthday of my friend Carlo. He is vegan and we booked this place to have a little celebration dinner before the big party the day after. We were 18. The place is beautiful, the staff is incredibly helpful, always smiling and giving good advice, super polite, and competent. We had the FEAST, and that means they give you big plates that must be shared by the whole table, so you basically eat the whole menu, and they keep coming and feed you more food until you decide to stop eating. This is part of the Ethiopian tradition of conviviality and to share food is sharing love. As you can imagine a party of 18 is not easy to manage but the whole staff was so charming and graceful throughout the meal that we really did not want to leave. I apologise for not taking enough pictures of the food but it was so delicious we almost forgot to take a picture of it. I highly recommend it. Thank you for making this special occasion even more special.