Tsion Cafe

All 12 rated mentions, most helpful first

in:Iso 'ma and pa' generational restaurant5 pts
“Tsion Cafe in Sugar Hill is also worth checking out - they do live music sometimes which is a cool vibe.”
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in:What is the standout Ethiopian place in upper Manhattan?2 pts
replying to u/Haunting_Proof_7191: Tsion Cafe in Harlem is insane
“Always delicious. The malawach dessert is worth saving room for!”
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in:Does anybody know any good ethiopian restaurants?9 pts
“Tsion Cafe, Harlem.”
H1
in:What is the standout Ethiopian place in upper Manhattan?6 pts
“Tsion Cafe in Harlem is insane”
H1
in:Where to find authentic homemade ethiopian food in brooklyn6 pts
“Tsion Cafe on 150/St Nick, Benyam on 149/FDB, and Addey Ababa on 181 near Ft Wash.”
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in:Good Kosher dishes? 3 pts
“Tsion Cafe and Ras Plant Based are both kosher vegan Ethiopian restaurants that are great.”
H1
in:Solo Dining lunch in Harlem3 pts
“Ponty Bistro; Tsion Cafe; The Edge!”
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in:Seeking Ethiopian recommendations; all boroughs are good3 pts
“Benyam (already mentioned) and Tsion Cafe and Addey Ababa, all in upper Manhattan, are really good.”
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in:Does anybody know any good ethiopian restaurants?2 pts
“Tsion Cafe!!!”
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in:Black-owned businesses that serve kosher food?1 pts
replying to u/eleazarius: Tsion Cafe is owned by an Ethiopian Jew but is not certified kosher. It looks like their menu is almost all (all?) vegetarian, so that might be enough for some less strict kosher-*style* adherents, but it won’t cut it for people who keep strictly kosher.
“it’s great.”
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in:Why is the Ethiopian food in the city so damn good?1 pts
“Tsion Cafe in Harlem. Vegan and Kosher!”
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in:Ethiopian1 pts
“Bati, Tsion Cafe, Meskerem, and Benyam.”
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