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    Restaurant in Paris, France

    Ethiopia

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    East African Communal Table

    Ethiopia, Restaurant in Paris

    About Ethiopia

    Ethiopia offers walk-in Ethiopian dining on Rue du Chemin Vert with unusually long hours—11 AM to midnight daily. The address trades reservation stress for flexibility, making it a practical choice when Paris's higher-profile tables are booked out. Go for lunch to gauge the kitchen, then return for the fasting menu or doro wat if it delivers.

    Ethiopia is a casual venue in Paris with verified daily hours split into two windows: 11 AM–5 PM and 6 PM–12 AM. Beyond the name, city, dress code, schedule, the available verified information is limited, so menu style, prices, booking method, address details, service format should not be assumed from this guide alone.

    The most useful confirmed detail is the schedule. Ethiopia is listed as open every day from 11 AM to 5 PM, then again from 6 PM to midnight. Plan around the 5–6 PM break, verify current details directly before making a special trip.

    How It Fits in Paris

    The specific Paris neighborhood or street location is not verified here, so Ethiopia is best described simply as a Paris option. If you are comparing it with other named restaurants in the city, you may also look at Le Servan and Erso, or browse other Paris dining rooms more generally.

    For a first visit, the confirmed hours give you several possible arrival windows across the day and evening. Because no verified booking, menu, price, or seating details are available here, keep plans flexible and confirm essentials before relying on Ethiopia for a specific occasion.

    What to Expect Across Multiple Visits

    The verified record does not confirm dishes, cuisine, menu format, drinks, dietary accommodations, or take-out and delivery options. Treat those details as unknown until you check directly with the venue.

    Dress expectations are confirmed as casual. There is no need to plan for formal attire based on the verified information available.

    Because the confirmed data is limited, this guide does not make claims about phone listings, websites, reservations, ownership, awards, ratings, or neighborhood landmarks. For a broader look at dining options in the city, explore our full Paris restaurants guide.

    Frequently Asked Questions

    What should a first-timer know about Ethiopia?

    Ethiopia is a casual venue in Paris. Its verified hours are daily from 11 AM to 5 PM and 6 PM to 12 AM, so plan around the 5–6 PM break.

    Is Ethiopia good for solo dining?

    Solo-dining details, seating style, portion format are not verified here. If that matters for your visit, confirm directly with the venue before you go.

    Can Ethiopia accommodate groups?

    Group capacity and reservation details are not verified here. The confirmed schedule gives daily daytime and evening windows, but table size and booking options should be checked directly.

    How far ahead should I book Ethiopia?

    No verified booking method is available here. Confirm directly with the venue if you need a specific time.

    Can I eat at the bar at Ethiopia?

    Bar seating is not verified here. Check directly with the venue for current seating options.

    Does Ethiopia handle dietary restrictions?

    Dietary and allergy accommodations are not verified here. Ask the venue directly before visiting if you have specific requirements.

    Location

    89 Rue du Chemin Vert, 75011 Paris, France

    Compare Ethiopia

    Is Ethiopia Worth It?
    VenuePriceBooking Difficulty
    EthiopiaEasy
    Double Dragon€€Unknown
    BallsUnknown
    SENsationUnknown
    Erso€€Unknown
    Le Servan€€Unknown

    Key differences to consider before you reserve.

    Also Consider

    • Double Dragon, Pan-Asian, Asian, €€
    • Balls, Notable alternative
    • SENsation, Notable alternative
    • Erso, Modern Cuisine, €€
    • Le Servan, Neo-bistro, Modern Cuisine, €€

    Ethiopia occupies the easiest-to-book slot among 11th arrondissement casual options. Double Dragon runs a similar price tier and accepts walk-ins, but the Pan-Asian menu and tighter hours make it less flexible for spontaneous meals. Le Servan and Erso both demand advance booking and charge €€, putting them in a different category entirely, go there when you want a composed tasting menu and don't mind planning ahead. Ethiopia is the inverse: lower cost, zero reservation pressure, hours that accommodate late arrivals or mid-afternoon hunger.

    For value, Ethiopia wins if you prioritise access over ambition. The kitchen won't compete with the neo-bistro wave that defines the neighbourhood's reputation, but it fills a gap those destinations ignore: reliable, affordable, walk-in dining with a cuisine underrepresented in Paris's casual tier. If Ethiopian food is unfamiliar, this is a lower-risk entry point than the city's few higher-end options. If you're already sold on the format, the extended hours make it a practical repeat-visit choice when logistics matter more than refinement.

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