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Blue Lal Hotel Restaurant
We'd heard this hotel's owner used to live in France, so we ordered the quiche Lorraine. Forty-five minutes later we were presented with an entire behemoth of a pie - be warned! After enjoying a fifth of it, our bulging insides forced us to move on. Small appetite? Try the crêpes with honey, we hear they're great.
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Dirb Tezara Restaurant
Ethiopian dishes. Popular with small local business crowd.
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Jerusalem Guest House
This hotel's large tukul restaurant serves decent Ethiopian fare and faranji food, such as beef stroganoff and chicken curry.
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John Cafeteria & Lalibela Restaurant
These neighbours share a kitchen and menu. around Br10 will get you an omelette breakfast with toast, local honey and a steaming macchiato .
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Megenagna Hotel
Locals claim it serves Lalibela's best fasting food. We were still recovering from our quiche and couldn't confirm these claims.
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Roha Hotel Restaurant
Its dining gallery, with massive hangings cascading from the ceiling, has to be the flashiest place to eat. However, the food usually underperforms.
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Seven Olives Hotel Restaurant
Eat inside the round, modernised tukul or dine alfresco on the leafy terrace. An Ethiopian chef with experience in America was training the staff to make more than the usual faranji fare when we were in town. Most meals were already hitting their mark.
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Unique Restaurant
Opposite the Asheton Hotel, this dark and understated little restaurant, serving cheap and tasty Ethiopian dishes, has received rave reviews from a number of readers.
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