London

London has been home to Ethiopians for generations, and the community here is one of the most established in Europe. It is spread across the city, with Ethiopian restaurants, cafes, grocery shops and churches in many boroughs, with well known pockets in places like Brixton and Stockwell, Holloway and Finsbury Park, and Shepherd’s Bush.

What makes London special is how varied it is. You can sit down to a full combination platter in a cosy family restaurant, pick up injera and spices from a corner shop on the way home, join a Sunday service at an Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo church, and find a community association running language classes for children, all in the same week.

This hub brings it together. Use it to find restaurants and cafes, shops selling injera, berbere, shiro and coffee, churches and mosques, and the services families depend on: money transfer to Ethiopia, flights and travel, cargo and shipping, translation, accountants, solicitors and immigration advice. Community groups and cultural events are listed as well, so whether you have lived here for thirty years or arrived last month, you can find your people.

Every listing is checked before it is published, and only signed in members can leave reviews. Featured businesses appear first, then the most helpful listings in each category. A local guide to Ethiopian restaurants in London is coming soon.

If a favourite place of yours is missing, please tell us. This directory is built with the community, and every listing and honest review makes it more useful for the next person searching.

Ethiopian restaurants and cafes in London

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