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Classic Ethiopian cuisine served with injera (sourdough flatbread) & a kids menu in a relaxed space.
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Address: 3970 Central Ave NE, Columbia Heights, MN 55421
Phone: (763) 220-2897
Website: https://adamarestaurantmn.com/
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Alias alone
Really cool vibe, hot fresh food, I ordered the veggie combo, some tea and had a great time! Beautifully spiced, with an extensive selection of vegetarian options this is definitely going to be a new regular for me!
… moreBritta Rasmussen
Ordered pickup. I love an Ethopian veggie combo and I was happy with the flavors. That being said, I was shorted a wot dish in the combo (should have been six dishes, I was only given five), and they seemed to make up for it hy giving me extra collard greens, but more lentils would have been appreciated. A few of the dishes were cold as well and had to heat back up at home, a little annoying. I really enjoyed the lentil sambusa. Those were hot, great flavor, and a nice little kick to them. Not a perfect first experience here, but I’d order again.
… moreA M
We came here last year in late October, but I remember the experience very well. At the time, we felt this place wasn’t suited for dine-in, as no one else was in the restaurant except for us and we went on to see lots of people come through the door and order things to-go or from the bakery. Our waitress was kind and patient, despite us frequently changing our minds on what we wanted from the menu. Why were we changing our minds so much? Because the menus we were given were outdated, and as such, they didn’t have the dishes we originally wanted.
I remember the food took a long time to get to us and by the time it did, all of our injera was ice cold and while the entree dishes were still warm, they were unbearably spicy. Everything from the derek tibs to the legumes and lentils. I’m pretty sure it sat on the counter for a good while before she noticed it was there and brought it out to us. Our family is East African but this was too spicy even for us, our throats were still burning at least an hour after we finished eating. For what it’s worth, they have very strong authentic Ethiopian coffee, and the porcelain it’s served in is absolutely gorgeous.
Recent reviews make me believe that things relating to the dine-in experience seem to have changed for the better since our visit, but we have not been back since and don’t plan on returning.
… moreI remember the food took a long time to get to us and by the time it did, all of our injera was ice cold and while the entree dishes were still warm, they were unbearably spicy. Everything from the derek tibs to the legumes and lentils. I’m pretty sure it sat on the counter for a good while before she noticed it was there and brought it out to us. Our family is East African but this was too spicy even for us, our throats were still burning at least an hour after we finished eating. For what it’s worth, they have very strong authentic Ethiopian coffee, and the porcelain it’s served in is absolutely gorgeous.
Recent reviews make me believe that things relating to the dine-in experience seem to have changed for the better since our visit, but we have not been back since and don’t plan on returning.
Alisa Washington
Terrible. I been here plenty of times and this by far the worst. So I found hair in my food? I have braids so I know that’s not my hair. Meat was tough and the collards greens I got on the side were served to me cold. With mostly the ends on it. Very disappointed and my money wasted had to throw the food away cause of the hair
… moreOnyedimma Nwachuku
Stopped by Adama while I was passing through. Quick and prompt service, as my food was ready in no time at all. The doro wot was full of rich flavor and spicy, loved it. I also ordered the Adama kitfo. The kitfo beef was cooked medium and it came with collard greens and cottage cheese. This was also spicy and good. They have baked goods and a few cooking supplies for sale as well. Pleased with my visit overall.
… moreAllison Kuznia
We loved this place! Staff was VERY friendly and personable. Food was plentiful and delicious. Highly recommend.
… moreAngelene Stifter
Absolutely a delight! We had a great time with friends and the food was out of this world. We will be back. Thank you so much for the great service and delicious food ❤️❤️
… moreNiyati Tamaskar
This is a gem, I’m an out of towner and I introduced 2 locals to this place. Finger licking good Ethiopian food. Authentic Habesha cuisine, injera, doro wat, the collard greens, lentils… I wish I were a local. I would eat here all the time. Don’t underestimate the place based on ambience. Food >>>> tables and chairs. Parking is available in the back if street is full.
… moremike johnson
My wife and I went for lunch. Everything we ordered was absolutely incredible! Service was impeccable! I want to try everything on the menu. Because I know it is all fresh and delicious.
… moreMike A
We have visited twice and will be back. The food is excellent. The service is friendly and checks on you often. The atmosphere is nice and smells savory. Park in back in the municipal lot. It’s free. There’s a side entrance (has steps) or front entrance for wheelchairs. Our son’s wheelchair is long, but we could sit him up in the chair to angle the entryway and get in. Our daughter’s electric wheelchair fit just fine. We’d prefer Ethiopian music in the background, but they have the news going on instead (softly). Not many dine-in patrons although there’s plenty of space. We got our 2 wheelchairs around with ease. Many patrons order online and are in and out picking up their food. If the menu item says spicy, it means spicy! They also sell goods, spices and injera. Overall, I definitely recommend eating here and we will definitely be coming back.
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