Ethiopian Restaurants near Chamblee, GA

“Truly excellent Ethiopian food! We had a table of 5 (3 adults, 2 kids) and ordered the Vegan Combo, Rebeye tibs and Chicken tibs and it was so delicious! It was the right amount of food with some left over. The spices, quality, and taste were the best we've ever had. The service and staff were very professional, courteous and welcoming. This is a hidden gem and we will be back every time we're in Atlanta. Highly recommend!“

“I love Wehemia. It feels like home every time I go, warm, welcoming, and genuine. The food is always amazing, made with real care. You can tell they put heart into everything they do. There’s a reason it’s been named one of the best restaurants in Atlanta multiple times, a special place all around“

“This place is a STAPLE!!! The food is annoyingly good (I literally was SO full and was still taking little bites), and the service was amazing!!! Please stop by and get the Meat Lovers with Lamb, Chicken, and Ribeye. Oh, and get the Lemon Cake! You’re welcome :)“

“Great vegan options....the best Ethiopian food anywhere!“

“Excellent flavor and the injera was on point! The owner was very kind and courteous. Definitely recommend dining there :).“

“This was our first time eating ethiopian food. The restaurant was mostly empty which is surprising because the food was great. Very clean. We got the biggest platter ($75) for our family of 4 and it turned out to be too much food. The baklava and honey wine were also very good!“

“This place is the perfect representation of a classic mom-and-pop restaurant. Noncorporate, non-conveyor belt food made authentically and with love.

Excellent food! We ordered the lamb derek tibs and the vegetarian platter. Every single item was delicious. Also, it's an enormous amount of food... two people will have great difficulty finishing it.

Very sweet woman that works/cooks there.

Atmosphere is VERY simple. But you're not going there for the atmosphere.“

“Excellent food and really nice, friendly, and attentive staff. The place has regular tables and booths, bit also traditional Ethiopian small tables for those who like to share their food. Several big screen TVs add a relaxed atmosphere. The only suggestion I’d have is to expand the wine and other drinks selection, adding wines such as Sheeba’s Tej hiney wine that would add the traditional dining experience.“

“I’ve eaten at many Ethiopian places, this has got to be one of my favorites in terms of flavor and spices!! Right amount of spicy and salty. We got the veggie platter and awaze tibs. Some outdoor seating where we were able to enjoy the food on a nice day with the dog. Service was great too!“

“Best Ethiopian food in Atlanta! I’ve tried other restaurants and the dishes from Abol are consistently better (both in portion size and taste). My personal favorites are the Shiro and veggie platter. They accommodate vegan restrictions, too ♥️“

“Great food. Should add Ethiopian beverages and dim lights.“

“the best food“

“I needed a last-minute cake, something special, and most bakeries close early. So I headed over to the Queen of Sheba, which google maps promised would have cakes until 8. But they didn't have the flavor requested! Disaster. A customer said tiramisu was a house specialty, and the young lady behind the counter agreed that it was her favorite. Even though tiramisu is a gamble with a new crowd, I went for it. It was one of the most delicious, perfect cakes I've ever had. That any of us had ever had. It's what all other tiramisu wishes it could be. Good price, too. I 100% will get my next cake there.“

“Visited June 6, 2026.

Overall, we had a positive experience.

Parking is shared with other businesses in the plaza, but there are plenty of spaces available, including room for larger vehicles and tractor trailers.

When we first arrived, one of the employees seemed a bit intense. He encouraged us to take our time looking over the menu, but remained nearby while we reviewed our options. My friend also felt somewhat rushed while placing an order. As the visit continued, the atmosphere became more relaxed and the service felt more comfortable.

The portions were extremely generous. We ordered the goat with chapati, which reminded us of roti, and two people were able to share it and leave satisfied. We also shared the king fish with rice, which was very good and still provided leftovers. Another member of our group ordered the tibis with spaghetti, and that portion was large enough to take some home as well. Although the menu described the tibis as spicy, we found it to be fairly mild.

The food was flavorful, the portion sizes offered excellent value, and there was plenty of seating available. While the service could have been warmer at the beginning of our visit, the quality of the food and the generous portions made for an enjoyable dining experience overall.“

“Every time I come to this place I feel like I’m home (even though I’m not Ethiopian!)

It’s so cozy, small, comfortable! The people who work here are so warm and genuine! They treat you more like a guest and less like a customer, and are very sincere with their recommendations!

Love it!!

Vegetarian options: I got the Vegi Platter which is collard greens, lentils and potatoes (four curries) with injeer. Love it!!!“

“You will not get a more authentic level of cuisine and atmosphere in any of the Ethiopian restaurants in the southeast!!!“

“Very pleased with the service from Lele our waitress and the overall experience. The food is flavorful and what I expected from an Ethiopian restaurant!“

“We arrived at this restaurant for a meeting. my friend recommended this restaurant. Well, it was very nice. the staff were so friendly and we felt excellent. The food was just great. We loved this place very much and we will definitely return to this restaurant. we highly recommend this place.“