Bunna Cafe

Ameya Bhakay

A relatively long day drinking session which started from Vernon Blvd ended at Bunna Cafe.. and one thing that stood out in-spite of all that binge drinking was the amazing and delicious food that we consumed (or inhaled) within 20 minutes of us being served with a delicious platter of Ethiopian delicacies listed on their menu. We washed off all that delicious food with a nice pint of their delicious Ethiopian beer priced at $6. The place is spacious, had a decent enough restroom, and service was absolutely excellent. Will definitely visit again when we feel for some fine Ethiopian food!

Hsin Yi Wei

We were appealed by their great reviews and decided to give Ethiopian cuisine a try. Bunna cafe serves plant-based authentic feast and traditional coffee. Bunna means “coffee” in Ethiopian, so it’s definitely a must try. The option on menu is limited, but we are not familiar with Ethiopian food so we still had a hard time making up our decisions. The staff was friendly and explained everything in details. We got a Feast for 2 Combo and a cup of iced coffee. Their food was overall decent and the coffee was pretty strong. The staff recommended to use hand, as their authentic way, to enjoy our dish but we gave up and switched to fork half way. Our favorites were the flavorful Kale Salad and creamy Lentil Sambusa.

R B

Great spot for vegetarian Ethiopian cuisine--sample all the different dishes with the "feast" for two or three. No reservations required and the waiters are not at all pushy. Be warned however this place turns into a loud nightclub around 7pm on Fridays and Sundays. We were seated right under the speaker and couldn't wait to leave after the atmosphere changed.

Gaby

Weekday dine-in lunch review: oh my gosh, what delicious food!! The Lentil sambusa appetizer was so fresh. We ordered the lunch special, all the dishes were fabulous but the kale was a real standout. And the coffee baklava was the perfect end to a phenomenal meal. Service was great as well. We’ll definitely return!