Fast food and home catering Ethiopia

One of the city's nicest places for a drink or a snack at any time of day. In a pretty courtyard topped by a tent where a coffee tree grows, you can sit down at a bamboo table for breakfast, or later for pasta or Ethiopian cuisine. The coffee ceremony takes place throughout the day, and we take the opportunity to read a short history of the beverage told on the walls. The prices are local and the service friendly. There is a free WiFi connection, but it rarely works.

Among the numerous cafés that border Bolé Avenue, this one (which has three signs) is to visit at least once during a stay in Addis Ababa, the time of breakfast, a quick meal or a snack. Fresh fruit juice, croissants, pizza, sandwiches, omelettes, waffles, pancakes and pastries of all kinds are served on the terrace or in the room decorated with paintings from Montmartre and Moulin Rouge. Not always easy to find a place so popular is popular with residents.

On the main street, within the walls of the Jugal (the walled city), this little room that doesn't look like much is nevertheless an authentic place for breakfast, a freshly squeezed fruit juice, a homemade pastry, a spicy pizza or even a colorful salad with raw vegetables (avocado, carrot...). You can eat here at any time, in a very local and lively atmosphere. It's also a good opportunity to check that Harari coffee is one of the best in the world, served here as espresso, latte...