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Explore Dallas' Best Ethiopian Restaurants This New Year

September 11 marks Ethiopian New Year, a unique celebration rooted in a calendar that begins its year in September. It also signals the end of the rainy season and the arrival of sunny days, making it a fitting time to explore Ethiopian culture and cuisine.

To help you celebrate, we’ve curated a list of Dallas’ most reputable Ethiopian restaurants. Each venue offers authentic flavors, welcoming atmospheres, and a taste of Ethiopian hospitality.

Ibex Ethiopian Cuisine & Bar
12255 Greenville Ave #130, Dallas, TX 75243
Ibex is an ideal introduction to Ethiopian fare. Their signature Injera—sourdough flatbread—serves as the base for a variety of wots (rich stews of vegetables, meats, and spices). The menu features classic dishes and specialty entrees that promise a satisfying first‑time experience.

Desta Ethiopian Restaurant
12101 Greenville Ave #105, Dallas, TX 75243
Desta welcomes newcomers and seasoned diners alike. With authentic flavors and health‑focused options such as the popular vegetarian platter, it quickly becomes a favorite among locals.

Abeba Grocery – Ethiopian Kitchen & Café
9560 Skillman St, Dallas, TX 75243
Abeba Grocery blends market, café, and dining space. It’s an excellent spot for breakfast or lunch, and weekly specials keep the menu fresh—check their website for updates.

Marrosso Café
7989 Belt Line Rd #110, Dallas, TX 75248
Marrosso delivers a full East African experience, from décor to music. Their menu spans breakfast, lunch, and dinner, all priced affordably without compromising taste.

City Café & Bakery
12101 Greenville Ave #103, Dallas, TX 75243
Since 2000, this family‑owned bakery and café has been a community staple. Known for fresh cakes, pastries, and Ethiopian coffee, they also serve a range of traditional Ethiopian dishes.


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