A vibrant, entirely vegan Ethiopian eatery serving authentic, shareable platters & a traditional coffee ceremony. Perfect for adventurous palates!
Bunna Cafe in East Williamsburg is a long-standing vegetarian Ethiopian restaurant offering a variety of flavorful dishes and a complimentary coffee ceremony on weekends.
Bunna Cafe, a beloved vegetarian Ethiopian restaurant, has been serving authentic flavors in East Williamsburg since 2011. It's renowned for its flavorful lentil and split pea dishes, all served with tangy, housemade injera. The communal dining style makes it perfect for sharing, and weekend brunch offers unique options like chickpea scrambles.
Bunna Cafe offers a fully vegan Ethiopian menu, with standout dishes including lentils in berbere sauce and simmered split peas, all served with their signature tangy injera. Customers rave about the shareable platters, making it an excellent choice for groups. Weekend brunch also receives positive mentions.
"The feast options are highly recommended for trying a variety of dishes. The injera is also highlighted as a milder alternative for those who prefer less sour bread."
Customers overwhelmingly praise Bunna Cafe, highlighting its delicious vegan Ethiopian cuisine and the communal, enjoyable dining experience. It's frequently recommended for its authentic flavors and vibrant atmosphere.
Important Note
One user noted that while their injera uses Teff and Barley (not wheat), it might be related and require further checking for specific allergies.
"Bunna Cafe in Bushwick is recommended for its delicious Ethiopian food, which is great for sharing."
Positive"The original poster inquired about Ethiopian restaurants in NYC with less sour injera, as they preferred this style over the sour version they had tried. This comment expresses gratitude for the suggestion of Bunna Cafe."
Neutral"Responding to a user's preference for less sour injera, this comment suggests Bunna Cafe, noting that its injera is milder than other places, though not completely neutral. The user who asked the original question expressed thanks for this helpful suggestion."
Positive"This commenter, an omnivore, loved Bunna Cafe and did not miss meat."
Positive"This commenter noted that Bunna Cafe is vegan-only and mentioned ordering injera for pickup."
Neutral"This commenter highly recommended Cafe Bunna in Bushwick/East Williamsburg for its ambiance and Ethiopian food, noting it is vegetarian-only."
Positive"The original poster expressed interest in trying Bunna Cafe based on a recommendation."
Positive"This commenter suggested Bunna Cafe as a standout Ethiopian restaurant."
Positive"This commenter recommended Bunna Cafe in Bushwick for great Ethiopian food."
Positive"The user, identifying as a Taurus who cannot pick just one restaurant, lists Bunna Cafe as a favorite."
Positive"Bunna Cafe was mentioned as a potential option for Ethiopian food. The user noted that while their injera uses Teff and Barley (which are not wheat), they might be related and require further checking for specific allergies."
Neutral"The original poster is looking for large vegetable dishes and does not require the establishment to be exclusively vegan or vegetarian. They noted that Bunna Cafe was recommended multiple times."
Neutral"The commenter recommended vegan Ethiopian cuisine as a good option for large vegetable dishes, suggesting Bunna Cafe as a default choice for combo plates."
Positive"This user recommended Bunna Cafe, describing it as a vegan delight every time."
Positive"This user recommended Bunna Cafe in Bushwick, calling it really good."
Positive"Bunna Cafe in Brooklyn is suggested as a great alternative with a cool vibe."
Positive"Bunna Cafe was recommended as part of a general list of diverse food options for Brooklyn/Queens, suggesting it is a good place to try."
Positive"Bunna Cafe is mentioned as an Ethiopian food option."
Neutral"This restaurant is recommended as a general option in Brooklyn."
Positive"This restaurant is suggested as a possibility for a solo dining option."
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