Abyssinia - African Resturant
Abyssinia - African Resturant
based on 1 review 
J P Heijestraat 190, Amsterdam, Netherlands
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Ethiopian Jewel in the heart of Amsterdam Aug 12, 2009
For a truly unique and wonderful experience you have to eat at Abyssinia. Away from the regular tourist traffic it is a true neighborhood place. They always have a crowd, but it is easy to get in. On the weekend it is a good idea to have a reservation. The atmosphere is quaint and rustic. The food is a wonderful mix of flavors and textures from Africa. Even a vegetarian can find something. It may not look like you are getting much food, but it is very filling. Everyone at a table eats from a shared platter. There are no utensils, you eat with Enjera (a kind of pancake), but if necessary you can ask for a knife and fork. They offer a selection of ethnic beers and South-African wines. This is a true must if you are looking for something other than another tourist restaurant in Amsterdam.
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Contact & Location Details [edit]
- J P Heijestraat 190
- Amsterdam, Netherlands
- +31 (0)20 683 07 92
- http://www.abyssinia.nl/
- Hours: open: daily 17-24 hr
- Directions: Tram 1 (stop J P Heijestraat) from Central Station takes you there within minutes. Also tram 7 or 17 (stop J P Heijestraat) takes you to Abyssinia.
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