“A friend and I decided to dine at this Cafe to enhance our ethnic Cuisine experience. I ordered the 1/2 & 1/2 accompanied with their fresh bread & fresh mango juice.My choice did not disappoint. The food was served hot, very tasty! I did order a 2nd 1/2 & 1/2 to go!! Yummy ?, my 1st experience eating Sudanese Cuisine.I would recommend this Cafe to anyone who is looking to enhance their taste palate.“
“The cuisine is absolutely delicious, and the portion sizes are quite generous. As a spice enthusiast, I was delighted to find that they delivered on both flavor and heat levels. It's evident that the establishment is run by genuinely kind individuals, with a family-owned and operated vibe that adds to the charm.“
“We love the Shero here, it's a chickpea based sauce served on Ingera flat bread with a green pepper if you're feeling spicy. It's served hot in a bowl so you have to let it cool for a little bit before munching it down. The service is great because they will make it to how you like. We like it with no salt. A comfortable place to have dinner with friends and family.Vegetarian options: The Chickpea based sauce is called Shero is a great vegetarian option. The Ingera is a Teff flour based bread.Dietary restrictions: Tell them if you have other restrictions and they will accommodate.Parking: Plenty of parking lot out front and it is very well lit at night.Wheelchair accessibility: Very accessible with a wheelchair. Plenty of space and parking.“
“I think Denver does Ethiopian food pretty well, and it’s always fun trying new restaurants. Mama Africa Cafe was no different. This is a true gem in Denver and I’m so grateful they opened up because I’ve been hoping for a new Ethiopian restaurant that I haven’t tried. We had the veggie combo with lamb tibs and it was unbelievably delicious. The honey wine was not too sweet so it’s worth a try, and their Ethiopian lager was delicious too. We cannot wait to go back and eat here again!“