Gojo Ethiopian Cafe and Restaurant
$$ • Ethiopian, Vegan, Vegetarian Book a table: 7:00 PM 7:15 PM 7:30 PM MoreAbout Gojo Ethiopian Cafe and Restaurant
Customers' Favorites
Injera with Meat and Veg Combo
Avocado Salad and Ayib Begomen
Traditional Coffee Service
Ethiopian Coffee Regular
Ethiopian Bread Injaera
Minchet Abish Deqa
Vegetarian Combo
Special Coffee
Chicken Sambusa
Kik Aletcha
Recent Reviews
236 ratings
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the food here is so amazing! the service was very low key but prompt and kind.
this is about my fourth visit but today was the first time I tried any of the meat dishes, and it was just as good as their vegetable ones!
this was the kik alitcha (yellow split peas), tickle gomen (cabbage), turnip greens and minchet abish deqa (beef).
if you like coffee at all, do get the special coffee! they roasted fresh and let you smell the beans before they grind them. it...read full review
this is about my fourth visit but today was the first time I tried any of the meat dishes, and it was just as good as their vegetable ones!
this was the kik alitcha (yellow split peas), tickle gomen (cabbage), turnip greens and minchet abish deqa (beef).
if you like coffee at all, do get the special coffee! they roasted fresh and let you smell the beans before they grind them. it...read full review
Really really good, first time trying Ethiopian food and it did not disappoint. Will definitely be back.
Great vegetarian options, our first time here and the quality was great, so was the price. Entrees are big enough that it can be family style.
Hours
| Monday | 11AM - 9PM |
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | 11AM - 9PM |
| Thursday | 11AM - 9PM |
| Friday | 11AM - 9PM |
| Saturday | 11AM - 9PM |
| Sunday | 11AM - 9PM |
Gojo Ethiopian Cafe and Restaurant in Nashville offers a welcoming atmosphere with friendly and helpful staff. The space may be run down, but it is very clean. The food is the highlight here, with well-spiced dishes like chicken tibs, veg and meat platters, and a variety of vegetarian options. The coffee is a must-try, as the beans are roasted right before brewing. Despite the lack of ambiance, the service is excellent, making it a great spot for a group meal. The menu features traditional Ethiopian dishes like Minchet Abish Deqa, Key Wet, Kik Alicha, and Yeatkilt Wet, all served with plenty of injera. Customers praise the delicious, fresh food, especially the vegetarian dishes and chicken legs, which are considered the best. The all-you-can-eat buffet during lunch offers hot and flavorful dishes, and the restaurant is praised for its allergy-friendly options and the special Ethiopian coffee, which is enjoyed by those who like black coffee. The calm and pleasant atmosphere adds to the dining experience. Parking is easy behind the building, and the location is off the beaten path, not a tourist trap. The polite and accommodating servers enhance the experience, making it a favorite spot for many who crave Ethiopian cuisine. Overall, it is a dining experience worth returning for.