i will always love bunna. when i lived in brooklyn, i would visit this place all the time. it was so nice to visit again after all these years and they are still offering the same amazing quality of food! definitely worth visiting if you are in the neighborhood or not. ethiopian cuisine is both filling and nutritious! there is nothing like getting your veggies in but they are deliciously amazing!! please visit if you are on the fence, and thank me later. bonne appétit read more

Bunna Cafe - Ethiopian Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

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Ordered takeout through grubhub, half my order was missing, very disappointed, food was good though. But wouldve been nice to have everything i ordered. I ordered the feast combo and 2 orders of Sambusas for my boyfriends birthday. So excited to surprise my boyfriend with a delicious meal when i open the bag and come to find out half my order was missing. The feast combo comes with 7 flavors, i only received 5 flavors. I payed for 2 orders of sambusas and only received one order. I also ordered an additional bread which i did not receive. Very unhappy with the service. Felt a bit like they wanted me out the door as soon as i got there even though it was only 9:30 and they close at 10:00 and it was a takeout order. Food was tasty though. Wouldve been really nice to have everything i payed for though. Thanks to grubhub i did get money back for what was missing. read more

Bunna Cafe - Payed for 7 flavors, 1 extra injera, 2 orders sambusas - A digital receipt from Grubhub displays an Ethiopian food order with sambusas and a feast combo, including detailed dish descriptions and pricing. - Ethiopian Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

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This spot came highly recommended by my friend and their spouse, so I was excited to try it out since I really enjoy Ethiopian food. You know it's a good sign when a restaurant focuses on one thing, and here it's Beyaynetu. The four of us ordered the feast for three, which turned out to be more than enough food. I also got a mango juice, my friend ordered an espris, and their spouse had a hot bunna. While I'm not a coffee drinker, I love the smell of it, and the bunna smelled amazing. The mango juice tasted fresh, like a good puree, but I do wish it had been served over ice because it warmed up quickly and I prefer juice cold. The food came out fairly quickly, and it was incredible. I tried everything and had zero complaints. The injera was outstanding -- tangy, light, and sturdy enough to scoop everything up without falling apart. Every dish was flavorful on its own, but also blended beautifully together. I usually lean toward protein-heavy meals, but this was a vegetarian feast that left me completely satisfied without once wishing for meat. Honestly, I left feeling full and happy, and a little sad that this restaurant isn't closer to me because I'd go all the time if it were. We ended the night with two pieces of baklava, and unfortunately this is where the rating dropped from a 5/5 to a 4/5. The baklava was a big miss. The plate came out swimming in a dark brown syrup, and there was more syrup than pastry. I've only ever had baklava with a clear honey syrup, so this was surprising. The pastry itself was dense and tough to cut into, with no flakiness -- more like one solid block of dough. The filling didn't seem to have pistachios; instead it tasted like raw walnuts mixed with brown sugar. Combined with the heavy syrup, it was far too sweet and overly heavy, which made it unenjoyable. Overall, the feast itself was excellent and something I would happily come back for again and again. But I would skip dessert here, as the baklava was disappointing and felt like an afterthought compared to the quality of the main meal. read more

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Loved the feast for 2, it's a great deal. Service was great and the ambiance was a vibe. Will definitely be back read more

Bunna Cafe - Feast for 2 (All 9) - Ethiopian Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

First time trying Ethiopian food and I'm glad it was at Bunna Cafe because this place was stellar! Absolutely loved the ambiance, service, and most importantly the food. They start you off with a free plate of popcorn to snack on while you wait for your food which was so fun. Also, I happened to be in during their weekend Bunna Coffee Ceremony so I had a complimentary cup of the Bunna. It was very strong, spiced, and rich, with a prominent ginger undertone. Adding in the brown sugar cubes opened up the flavor so much. Delicious! I tried the Lentil Sambusas which were super crispy. The filling inside was fine but adding on that cilantro lime sauce really tied it all together! There was a subtle spice too that I enjoyed. For my main I went with the Beyaynetu Meal which was the 5 scoop option. I kinda wanted to go for the 7 scoop Feast to try more things but I'm glad I didn't because the 5 scoop was very sizable for one person! I tried the Enguday Tibs, Shiro, Misis Wot, Yater Kik Alicha, and the seasonal option which was an Eggplant and Walnut Deberjan. WOW!!! Everything was so insanely flavorful and worked well with each other. I think my two favorites were the Shiro and the Yater Kik Alicha. Soooooo so so good I could eat a whole bowl of just those. read more

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We happened to visit between 5-6pm on a Sunday which is when they are doing the coffee ceremony. They usually have this 5-6pm Friday to Sunday. The service is complimentary - the coffee is SOOO good. I love how they add a bit of ginger and there are sugar cubes if you don't like your coffee black. I love bitter and roasted coffee so I was absolutely a fan of what was served. They also serve popcorn as snack on the side. The low lighting ambiance was lovely and peaceful. This place is fully vegetarian so there are no meat options. You can pick different sizes depending on how many entrees you want for the beyaynetu. We picked the "feast" option which comes with 7 entrees of your choice. The portions for each entree is like a small fist size. You can also order the entree a la carte but I personally love beyaynetu because of the variety. Everything was delicious!! There's not one that I disliked. If I had to pick one, shiro was probably my favorite. I highly recommend trying this place out if you've never had Ethiopian food before. read more

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Very first time trying Ethiopian food in Bushwick, Brooklyn! Finally got there around 4pm it was a quiet time- it was so nice and very neat, cozy and warm environment. The menu is so unique I love how it looks! And I enjoy them all that I got in a beautiful plate. 5 kinds is a great deal! I really loved "Gomen" and "Keysit Selata"! Honestly it was a great experience having my hand roll with Injera flatbread. All amazing and kind people! I already want to go back! read more

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YUM!!! The mixed platter was so great. Highlights were the beets, the lentils, and the chickpeas/split peas (can't remember what they were). Great vibe inside read more

Bunna Cafe - Feast for 2 (All 9) - Ethiopian Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

SERVICE - located in Brooklyn at the border of east Williamsburg and bushwick in an not as popular neighborhood - quaint interior with dim lighting makes it feel homely and intimate - live music on certain day evenings - walk in only - no wait on a weekend evening though restaurant is quite full - ambiance good for semi casual meal - friendly and attentive service MENU - ethiopian vegetable and lentil stews to be ordered as a platter or a la carte - all vegan/vegetarian - average price ($25 per person) FOOD - feast for 2 (9/10): two scoops of all nine side dishes, perfect for sharing between two people. The thing that stood out to me the most was the difference in flavors between dishes. They varied in levels of spice and warmth which made tasting each one an experience. I would highly recommend getting the dishes in a platter like this to try them and combine ones that you like. The one dish that was a bit of a letdown was the kale. I wish the kale was more cooked or had more seasoning on it as it tasted very raw and bitter compared to everything else. WOULD I GO BACK? Yes! One of the best ethiopian meals I have been to in New York read more

Bunna Cafe - Feast for 2 - Ethiopian Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

First time having Ethiopian food, especially vegan. My experience was nothing short of amazing. The Beyaynetu, was delicious. The injera surprised me, it was slightly acidic and a bit tart, but it paired WELL with all the other sides. I got the $26 Beyaynetu (shared amongst 3 people), except the kale and beets option. This is how vegan food should taste. All the sides had their own flavor profile and even with mixing them, nothing overpowered the other! The sambusa with red lentils, were amazing, crispy skin, the lentils were cooked perfectly, not too hard, not too mushy, had a bite to it. The pepper sauce it came with set it off, a bit of spice as well. Shai correnti (Ethiopian hot toddy) was strong, made me feel nice. The Pushkin was delicious, and the powdered pot on top was so cute! Servers were so nice, the vibe of this place is 10/10. They played Ethiopian music, the decor and book shelves. The lighting. And the place was clean, the bathroom was especially clean. I will be back! read more

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Amazing! This was only my second time trying Ethiopian food and I loved it. I really appreciate a veggie forward vegan meal, so this did disappoint. The atmosphere was beautiful and the service was great as well. I'll be back! read more

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If you love veggies and a meal that will leave you satisfied Bunna is the place to try. They have plenty of of options and flavors to explore. The staff is friendly and helpful with any questions regarding the food and spices. Came here at around 6pm on a Saturday and while there was no wait the only option was to dine at the bar because all tables and outdoor seating were at capacity. Dining at the bar was a nice option because it was still quite spacious and private for your conversations to carry without disturbing others at the bar. They do have a cocktail menu but I do find the prices on the higher end for not much of a strong quality to their drinks, I recommend sticking to a glass of wine which is the better option for your pocket. The feast for two is a great value and will also be good for a party of three as my sister and I had a hard time finishing the entire meal. read more

Bunna Cafe - Feast for 2 (All 9) - Ethiopian Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

A vegetarian friend of mine took a few of us here because it's one of his favorite places to order take-out from. I am not vegetarian, but I am also not picky. I eat my veggies and love to try new foods! It was my first time trying Ethiopian food and it just wasn't for me. I got the Beyaynetu "meal" which comes with one scoop of 5 items. It comes with sourdough flatbread called injera and you're supposed to use your hands to rip a piece of the injera and grab the veggies with it. The flavors were unique, but not something that appealed to me that I would like to have often. I am glad I tried it though! I also got the Espris drink which consisted of 3 juices (mango, papaya, and avocado). I was really looking forward to this drink, but it wasn't very sweet and it was not cold at all, no ice or blended ice. I think they just blended the fruits that were sitting out and just poured it in the cup. Staff was nice and place had a lot of seating and it was dimly lit. There is a bathroom in the back and there are 2 sinks outside the bathroom where you can wash your hands before you eat! read more

Bunna Cafe - Espris - Juice w/ 3 layers (mango, papaya, and avocado) - Ethiopian Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

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Omggg so good. Came here with a group of four for dinner and we got the feast for three (pictured), lentil sambusas, and extra injera. Everything was sooo delicious and flavorful and we totally cleaned our plate. The restaurant also has such a nice ambiance and the staff is lovely! Also super reasonably priced for a ton of filling and yummy food. Highly recommend, and also love their brunch! read more

Bunna Cafe - Feast for 3 Combo - Ethiopian Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

Ethiopian food convictions: Bunna Cafe in Brooklyn Different parts of african cuisine are my kryptonite. This place is a heaven sent for vegetarians and vegans and trust me you wont miss the meat. Before anything, try the iced coffee and be there for the coffee ceremony on weekends-- it will change your life. Smooth ethiopian coffee fresh brewed with cardamom-- is insanely good. if you like hibiscus drinks, their kerkede shai is a must. - we had the brunch menu--- their ful (fava beans), alicha yater firfir (split yellow lentil mix), butecha (vegan scrambled eggs), and duba firfir (injera in spicy mix), cashew cream and injera on on the side. Okra stew was also very unique. -if you want the real dinner experience, try the shiro (ground chickpeas), and misir wot-- i nearly cried from how good it was. Their principles are wholesome vegan food that nourishes the soul. You will miss out if you dont go here! This is my second time coming and I'm never bored. Website: https://www.bunnaethiopia.net/e read more

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DELICIOUS food and real Ethiopian coffee! It's clean with a relaxed atmosphere, great service, candles on tables make it a bit dimmer- perfect place for a date or treat yourself. Highly recommend! read more

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10/10 one of my favorite Ethiopian places in the city! We got the shared plate for 2 (double of everything) and it was the perfect amount for us! My only gripe was the injera was a little cold/stiff BUT the food was amazing! Will 100% be back for more :) read more

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Bunna Cafe is a Plant-based Ethiopian Restaurant with a great vibe and charming ambiance. Service and Hospitality are warm and welcoming. Food is abundant and delicious. They offer a traditional coffee ceremony on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays, starting at 5pm. (See my photos and videos). It was so interesting to witness the process but be warned, it can get a tad bit smokey inside! We really enjoyed the complimentary coffee, which was infused with ginger; served with sugar on the side. We were also served complimentary popcorn to go with the coffee. It was a real privilege to witness this Traditional Coffee Ceremony! Special Thank You to their lovely Barista, who brought the roasted coffee beans to our table so we could see her hard work up close! Note: there is a tip bowl by the coffee cups. Don't forget to tip the Barista! Btw, I was curious as to why they served popcorn with the coffee, so googled it. Mystery solved!.....Why is popcorn served with Ethiopian coffee? The coffee is often served with traditional snacks such as popcorn, bread, or roasted barley. These accompaniments not only enhance the coffee-drinking experience but also showcase Ethiopian hospitality. Note that there is live music on Wednesdays starting at 7:30pm, and DJs on the weekend brunch and evening service. Ok, onto the food: Bunna Cafe's menu consists of Plant-based Ethiopian dishes. The dishes are very generous portions. We chose the below menu, shared by groups of two people: Appetizer: ~ Sambusa (2/$8):: triangle pastries stuffed with a lentil and pepper mis; served with Daata (a slightly spicy cilantro lime sauce). These were fantastic! Definitely get these! Feast For Two ($50): (served with two scoops of the 9 item below, and Injera; to be eaten with your hands. Use the Injera to scoop up the items and pop them into your mouth): ~ Misir Wot (Warm): Red lentils cooked with spicy berbere sauce. ~ Yater Kik Alicha (Warm): Whole yellow split peas cooked with onion, ginger, garlic, herbs, and turmeric. ~ Shiro (Warm): Ground chickpeas simmered with garlic, ginger, and herbs. ~ Enguday Tibs (Warm): Crimini mushroom sauteed in rosemary, garlic, peppers, ginger, and onion. ~ Yatakilt Alicha (Warm): Cabbage, potatoes, carrots, and turmeric. ~ Keysir Selata (Cool): Sautéed beets, carrots, & potatoes, blended with onion, tomato, jalapeno, and lime. ~ Butecha Selata (Cool): Kale, red onion, lime, dried cranberries mixed with Butecha, a vegan stuffing made of chickpea flour, onion, peppers, and turmeric. ~ Duba Wot (Warm): Sweet cubes of kabocha squash cooked in spicy berbere sauce. ~ Gomen (Warm): Steamed collard greens, ginger, garlic, and herbs. ~ Injera: a sour, spongy, fermented flatbread; traditionally made through multiple fermentations using teff flour, water, and a starter (a liquid from a previous batch). Needless to say, this was truly a FEAST!! The platter for 2 could have easily fed 3 ppl; just order extra Injera for $1. This was a great way to try every single entree they offered. Each dish was distinctive and delicious. Recommended!! Note: we came on an early Sunday evening, and there was no issue finding street parking. read more

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I would like to raise a concern regarding the service I received at your café. In my experience, Brian did not demonstrate the level of professionalism or hospitality skills expected in a customer service role. I believe additional training or review of his conduct may be appropriate. Based on my experience, I would not recommend ordering from this location at this time. There are other establishments that may provide a better customer experience. Important Legal Note (U.S. Law): Under U.S. law, including principles derived from the United States Constitution First Amendment, you have the right to express your opinion. However: * Stating opinions ("I was dissatisfied with the service") is protected. * Making false factual claims that harm someone's reputation can become defamation. So it's always safer to: * Stick to your personal experience. * Avoid saying someone "should be fired." * Avoid telling people not to go there in a threatening or aggressive way. Is there the Ethiopian restaurant you can go to that will give you better service: Awash Brooklyn - Classic Ethiopian cuisine with a long history and flavorful choices on Court Street. * Bersi Ethiopian Restaurant - Authentic Ethiopian flavors in East Williamsburg with lots of vegan options. * Ras Plant Based - Ethiopian and East African plant-based menu in Crown Heights -- great for vegans and vegetarians. * Bati Ethiopian Kitchen - Cozy spot in Clinton Hill/Bed-Stuy with classic dishes and dinner service. The people are rude. The service is horrible. They have the worst hospitality. Don't go here. read more

Decided to give this restaurant a try since it was close to a venue for an event and my partner and I love Ethiopian food. Unfortunately we were sat all the way in the back of the restaurant near the bathrooms, and after 15 min not one server came up to ask up if we were ready to order food. They only brought us water but didn't bother to ask if we wanted anything else to drink. After 15 min of not being served and noticing they were catering to literally every other patron that passes the paper bag test, we left. read more

Food and service are a 10/10. Once you walk in, it smells so good. The food is vegan based, and it's very dense and filling. The kita (bread) is out of this world! It's soft, hot, and buttery. Perfect for the meals and even took some home. The staff make you feel welcome and the music playlist adds a great vibe to the environment. read more

Bunna Cafe - Ethiopian Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

Bunna Cafe has a beautiful ambience. The staff at Bunna Cafe were very polite attentive and friendly. I order a mango juice and it was so tasty and filled with love. I then ordered kedija selata which is like a kale salad . It was delicious!!! I then ordered the fest and it was soooo delicious and absolutely made with LOVE. I recommend everyone to try Ethiopian food once in their life but I doubt you won't want it again. If you are trying Ethiopian food I DEFINITELY RECOMMEND BUNNA CAFE read more

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Great service on a Saturday afternoon. DJ was spinning. Our party of 3 ordered from brunch menu. I shared a platter with my friend and was quite full. Food was fresh, tasty, mild-flavored. I really enjoyed the ground chickpea dish. Nice ambiance. Would return for dinner. read more

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No exaggeration, the best Ethiopian food I have ever had. All Ethiopian food pretty much looks the same in pictures, but when I took my first bite, I knew this was a cut above the rest! I had the feast for one, which comes with seven scoops and plenty of injera. I absolutely loved that I could get this amount of variety, whereas most Ethiopian restaurants require 2+ diners to try this many dishes. Every single one of the dishes was bursting with flavor. My mouth is literally salivating as I write this. Ambiance is fantastic. Staff is super nice. A great vibe all around. I can't believe it took me this long to try Bunna, and I can't wait to go back. read more

Love that this place is all plant-based! I got the lentil samosa appetizer (which was my favorite dish) and then my friends and I split the feast for 3 for dinner. Both the ambience and the food are good. I was not totally satisfied or blown away by the main feast, but I seemed to be alone in that feeling during my dinner - so please go try for yourself! It was a fun experience to try something new. It is definitely a bit messy though, so be prepared. read more

Bunna Cafe - lentil samosas - Ethiopian Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

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The service was amazing and the food even better! I have dietary restrictions and they were very accommodating (gluten free injera was delicious) read more

I was actually having a conversation with someone recently about the culinary influence on both sides of the Malabar coast, and how the fermented flavor of injera reminded them of dosa - so by a twist of fair or a synchronicity, I was invited to join a friend at Bunna Cafe for their weekend coffee ceremony, which starts promptly at 5pm. The ceremony itself was beautiful, and while I'm surprised and sad I hadn't made it to this vegetarian beacon previously, I'm glad I had the chance to under the auspices of seeing this ceremony. The whole restaurant smelled of sandalwood while they roasted the beans. We were just there for drinks and to see the ceremony, but we shared the kategna appetizer, which really did remind me of a dosa! It was filled with an oily berbere paste - if you told me it was podi, I could have been tricked. read more

Bunna Cafe - Coffee ceremony - A table with Ethiopian coffee cups, teapots, and traditional items for a coffee ceremony, including a charcoal stove and sugar cubes. - Ethiopian Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

Having Ethiopian food for the first time at Bunna has opened my eyes to how delicious and hearty vegetables can be when made right. My partner and I came on a Wednesday night and as the evening went on, the place started to fill up. While no one had to wait for a table, it was relatively full for a weekday night. The ambiance is earthy and calm juxtaposed by the presence of Bushwick hippie patrons. The service was friendly and relaxed. For drinks, my partner and I got the Ethiopiano and mango juice. The mango juice was great and had some grenadine syrup to sweeten the tart, but fresh, mango slush. The Ethiopiano was amazing and tasted like a spiced, earthy, and complex chocolate coffee. For food, the cup of Shorba is a perfect savory cup of soup for a cold day and I would gladly have this in my pantry for all cold days. The feast for two with injera is also hearty and filling and can easily feed three people. Our favorites were the Misir Wot, Shiro, Keysis Selata, Butecha Selata, and the seasonal sauce with yams (I don't think it was part of the menu). For an initiation into Ethiopian food, Bunna Cafe did a great job. They also have free tea ceremonies on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays at 5pm. For someone who isn't desensitized to caffeine, it's probably not a good idea. But if you can sleep fine after an evening cup of joe, get some coffee and have a feast while you're at it. read more

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Very good food, excellent, attentive service, ok setting., You know it's vegetarian, and that's fine. I love the Ethiopian beer! We'll go back again and again! read more

Great service, Delicious food. I'm not vegan or vegetarian and I go this place often. I also really like their cocktails.

Great vegetarian Ethiopian food. The breakfast was amazing and the kita bread was the best part. The duba firfir was full of flavor and went great with the kita. The vegan scramble that came with the breakfast was meh and the coffee was really small for $4. I would skip out on the coffee and order everything else again. Will for sure be coming back. 8.02 / 10 read more

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Another amazing dinner at Bunna Cafe tonight, but I think I finally cracked the code on the perfect order. Instead of the sampler for 2, get 5 a la carte "half" orders and it's the same price but almost double the food! My favorites are of course the shiro (chickpea) and misir wot (spicy red lentils). Also love the mushroom tibs and the cabbage. The seasonal special for fall is fantastic!! And you can't leave without the baklava. Trust me, the coffee syrup is to die for. Also wonderful people and great vibes inside! read more

The salad was quite align with expectation with kales, avocado, tomato, onion, and lime juice. The feast for two is quite a good portion!! I literally love each of the scoops!! (It sounds weird and I know it's an Ethiopian restaurant, but many of the servings in this plate reminds me the normal cooking of some canteens/mama and papa's shops in China) The juice is a must-have!! The three layer is not only pretty but tasty! (Also reminds me of a type of ice cream I had when I was a kid) read more

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I'm pretty sure this used to be in DC, but it also might be a common name for Ethiopian restaurants. As a part of my niece's 10th birthday festivities, this was a dinner move. The restaurant was fairly populated, we were able to easily grab a table for 4 right in the middle against a wall. We got waters almost immediately, and received menus to look through. There were huge platters that are designated for 2 or 3 people. I noticed my sister wasn't being conscious of whether the platter had meat, but then I realized that the entire menu is vegan! That was a nice surprise. The platter for 3 was PLENTY of food and we were all stuffed... Beets, lentils, salad, and much much more were all so flavorful and delicious. Neither my sister nor I are coffee drinkers, but there was a woman on the floor in the middle of the restaurant with such a fancy Ethiopian coffee table setup. We felt obligated to try it for tradition. It was good... Bitter, but we could tell it was high quality! The decor of the place was also lovely, I should mention. Looks like more and more places are charging for extra injera, but nonetheless we thoroughly enjoyed our meal. Thank you for the yummy food!! read more

I am not a vegetarian but this by far was the best vegetarian food I've ever had. We had the feast, one scoop of each item. Everything was delicious and filling. I can't wait to return. read more

My Kiddo took me to lunch for bday. I must say it was better than I expected. They have been there twice before with friends and now theyvtook me. The vibe was friendly. This Ethiopians spot is vegan if you are looking meat options, thisbis not it. However, veggies, scratch made, tea, Ethiopian coffee and spices to purchase, this is it. Okay let get into the food...DELICIOUS!!!!! read more

Bunna Cafe - Feast for 2 Combo. This comes with a sample of every item to share. - Ethiopian Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

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Bunna Cafe has some great Ethiopian food and is exclusively a vegetarian place on top of that (I don't know about most people but I personally love my meat). However, despite not serving meat, Bunna Cafe still delivers flavor at great prices and portion sizes. My favorites were the spicy lentil and mushroom one but I don't think you can go wrong with any of them. The hospitality was exceptional as well. No complaints here! read more

Bunna Cafe - Really good Ethiopian food - Ethiopian Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

The food is delicious and served in an attractive setting. Comfortable and inviting. The soup served as an appetizer was superb. It could have been our whole meal. We ordered the feast for three which allowed us to sample all the dishes on the menu. More than enough for 4 with appetizers. There was something to satisfy every taste and those who wanted less spice were as happy as those who wanted more. We will definitely go again. There is an attractive outdoor sitting option which we look forward to trying in the summer. read more

"I recently visited Bunna for a nice little outing with the boys on Saturday for brunch. The spot is a really dope cool vibey place to eat usually very busy but today we were seated quickly no wait. The service is usually on point & today was no exception! Now on to the food lol The food was amazing I got 2 tej mimosas, the combination platter (non spicy) side order of plantins when I tell you everything slapped! omg. P. s. I usually order what my friends get to be honest lol never fails me. After we sat for a bit & had real conversations & talked about life, updates on each other's lives then headed out to the bk museum. Definitely Recommend!! read more

Bunna Cafe - Sweet Plantain Tej Mimosa (2 servings) - Ethiopian cuisine served on a white plate with injera, lentil stew, and vegetable salad, accompanied by a glass of white wine and a bottle. - Ethiopian Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

Ethiopian food; I have not engaged since a trip to Washington DC in 2011. Tonight was adults only and this place is vegan. My first experience served lamb and chicken. The similar was the interactive as it is the platter/serving option. A meal for one consisted of five of the nine options listed. Healthy and delicious. As a seafood love that eats meat; thought it might be a stretch for me. I was pleasantly surprised with my enjoyment and filling sensation. The ambiance was low lighting which caused us adults to use the flashlight on our phones to read the menu. The service was efficient as the restaurant was packed with people waiting to dine. read more

Bunna Cafe - Food... Beeyaynetu - Ethiopian Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

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