Social Profile: 
![]()
✔️Lunch ✔️Dinner ✔️Dine in
… View more
Abeba Restaurant brings the rich flavors of Ethiopia and Eritrea to the heart of Seattle. Our menu is full of traditional dishes made with authentic spices, fresh ingredients, and the warmth of East African hospitality. From injera served with flavorful wot (stews) to perfectly seasoned tibs and vegetarian favorites, every plate is crafted to share the true taste of our culture. Whether you’re dining in, ordering takeout, or enjoying a family-style meal with friends, Abeba Restaurant offers a welcoming space to experience the vibrant food and traditions of Ethiopia and Eritrea cuisine
Address and Contact Information
Address: 17425 Hwy 99 UNIT F, Lynnwood, WA 98037
Phone: (425) 967-6447
Website: https://abebarestaurant.com/
Menu Photos
Order and Reservations
Order: Order online
Related Web Results
Abeba Restaurant
Authentic Ethiopian & Eritrean Cuisine in Lynnwood Discover the flavors of East Africa, rich stews, fresh injera, and warm hospitality. Visit Menu.
Abeba Restaurant (17425 Highway 99) – Uber Eats
Use your Uber account to order delivery from Abeba Restaurant (17425 Highway 99) in Lynnwood. Browse the menu, view popular items, and track your order.
A Beginner’s Guide to Ethiopian Food | Adey Abeba | Seattle
New to Ethiopian food? Learn about injera, our vibrant spices & the joy of communal dining. Your perfect guide to our meat stews, vegan options & coffee.
Reviews
Gela Shandar
First time trying Ethiopian food, and wow – this place totally delivered. The food was delicious, full of flavor, and beautifully presented. The staff was warm, friendly, and genuinely welcoming, which made the whole experience even better.
We came in because it was recommended to us – and now we’re the ones recommending it to everyone. Fair warning: you’ll start by taking photos… and end up fighting over the last bite.
Highly recommend! ❤️❤️❤️
… moreWe came in because it was recommended to us – and now we’re the ones recommending it to everyone. Fair warning: you’ll start by taking photos… and end up fighting over the last bite.
Highly recommend! ❤️❤️❤️
Su wook Hong
My wife and I had our first Ethiopian food from abeba restaurant and it was phenomenal!
We got Abeba special for Togo and Oh My Goodness!! Even though they said it’s for 2, it’s enough to feed 3-4! Very generous portions!
Food was very fresh and packed with great flavor.
The injera bread was tangy and fluffy! It went really well with the entrees sides.
The owner was very kind and friendly.
Don’t forget the great service that they offer!
My wife and I will be back to taste more of their amazing food.
… moreWe got Abeba special for Togo and Oh My Goodness!! Even though they said it’s for 2, it’s enough to feed 3-4! Very generous portions!
Food was very fresh and packed with great flavor.
The injera bread was tangy and fluffy! It went really well with the entrees sides.
The owner was very kind and friendly.
Don’t forget the great service that they offer!
My wife and I will be back to taste more of their amazing food.
kevin b
Abeba is a new, family-run Ethiopian restaurant in North Lynnwood. It’s a very casual spot with no big sign outside, so it’s easy to miss.
Our first table wasn’t clean (still had some food on the tablecloth), so we moved to another one that ended up being a bit small for our dishes. The menu is short, with just a few meat and veggie options, and it doesn’t list combo platters — though the staff told us the veggie platter serves about 3 adults and the meat combo is for 3–4 people, which seems a bit much for the small space.
We ordered the Veggie Platter and Yeshekila Tibes. The veggie platter was really good — flavorful lentils, spinach, salad, and beets with soft injera. The injera could use a little more tang, but overall it was tasty.
The Yeshekila Tibes, though, was disappointing. It came in a clay pot with a flame underneath, which overcooked the meat until it was tough and dry. Not at all like what the menu described. We ended up putting out the fire to try to eat some of it.
We also tried ordering a few drinks, but several items weren’t available. The tea we got was just plain English tea, not the spiced Ethiopian version we expected.
On the positive side, the staff were kind and clearly trying hard. The location is convenient with lots of parking, and you can tell this is a family effort. They just need a little more experience with menu consistency, portion sizing, and presentation.
There’s potential here — with some improvements, Abeba could become a great addition to the Lynnwood food scene.
… moreOur first table wasn’t clean (still had some food on the tablecloth), so we moved to another one that ended up being a bit small for our dishes. The menu is short, with just a few meat and veggie options, and it doesn’t list combo platters — though the staff told us the veggie platter serves about 3 adults and the meat combo is for 3–4 people, which seems a bit much for the small space.
We ordered the Veggie Platter and Yeshekila Tibes. The veggie platter was really good — flavorful lentils, spinach, salad, and beets with soft injera. The injera could use a little more tang, but overall it was tasty.
The Yeshekila Tibes, though, was disappointing. It came in a clay pot with a flame underneath, which overcooked the meat until it was tough and dry. Not at all like what the menu described. We ended up putting out the fire to try to eat some of it.
We also tried ordering a few drinks, but several items weren’t available. The tea we got was just plain English tea, not the spiced Ethiopian version we expected.
On the positive side, the staff were kind and clearly trying hard. The location is convenient with lots of parking, and you can tell this is a family effort. They just need a little more experience with menu consistency, portion sizing, and presentation.
There’s potential here — with some improvements, Abeba could become a great addition to the Lynnwood food scene.
Jason Morgan
Abeba Restaurant is honestly one of the best Ethiopian spots I’ve been to in the Lynnwood area. The food tastes very authentic — you can tell it’s made with care and real tradition. The injera was fresh and soft, and every dish had rich flavor without being overly heavy.
The service was warm and welcoming, and the atmosphere made me feel comfortable right away. It’s the kind of place where you can sit, enjoy your meal, and not feel rushed.
Portions were generous, prices were fair, and everything came out hot and well prepared. Whether you grew up eating Ethiopian food or you’re trying it for the first time, this is definitely a place worth visiting.
I’ll absolutely be coming back.
… moreThe service was warm and welcoming, and the atmosphere made me feel comfortable right away. It’s the kind of place where you can sit, enjoy your meal, and not feel rushed.
Portions were generous, prices were fair, and everything came out hot and well prepared. Whether you grew up eating Ethiopian food or you’re trying it for the first time, this is definitely a place worth visiting.
I’ll absolutely be coming back.
Nahom Debessay
Amazing food, great atmosphere. Portion sizes and taste is impeccable.
Very grateful for this restaurant.
Also get the coffee.
Didn’t take a picture before but the Tibs Geba Weta was perfect.
… moreVery grateful for this restaurant.
Also get the coffee.
Didn’t take a picture before but the Tibs Geba Weta was perfect.
Zed “Zed” Zerander
First time at this place, definitely not the first time eating Ethiopian. My go-to is Kitfo. It was served in a traditional fashion with cheese and collards on the side. They even gave me extra mitmita without having to ask. Very generous and delicious portions. I will definitely be back. It’s nice that there are some choices for Ethiopian more north of Seattle.
… moreaster kahsai
The service was kind and welcoming, it felt like being hosted in someone’s home rather than just eating at a restaurant. Portions are generous, prices are fair, and everything tasted freshly prepared.
… moreSky Bridges
First of all, thank you for choosing Lynnwood to open this gift of a restaurant. I am thrilled to have this so close. The food was amazing. I can’t say enough about it. We got the Special Combo and it fed 3 full grown adults, with leftovers. I highly recommend you give Abeba a try.
… moreBino TECH
if u ever wanna eat habesha food, I suggest u go try this restaurant. especially meat combo and geba weta tibs, that’s unspeakably delicious. we tried almost all of the meal on the plate, it was finger licking good! the portion is generous without compromising its taste and quality, however, i didn’t find kitfo as i expected.
… moreAdam Cohen
Delicious flavors, super friendly owner, and the kind of restaurant that stands out because of the quality of the food. If anybody hasn’t tried Ethiopian food, and lives close (or far!) please check this place out. So many cookie cutter boring chain restaurants in Lynnwood, so it’s lovely to have another option.
… more