2000 Habesha cultural restaurant | Bole Atlas | 2000 ሀበሻ የባህል ሬስቶራንት | ቦሌ አትላስ

They say this is most the authentic Ethiopian restaurant in whole Addis Ababa. I cannot disagree, but I didnt saw them much. I just know the food, the very same food we ate the day before was spmehow even better then here, and for sure it was cheaper. But, here atmosphere is very alive, you have dancers, singers, so it's more about that then food in my opinion. We ordered a lot of food, we ate everything, you will not exit hungry from here. For 3 of us bill was 5229 birrs (in August 2024 that was 86€ + tip). Edut: In May 2025 5229 birrs is 35€. Inflation? Yes.

Nice experience for a non-local, to discover Ethiopian food, music and dance. The show was great with excellent musicians, singers and dancers. The dancers are very impressive. The restaurant is spacious and you can even join the stage to dance at some point, which is fun. Food was good. As a group, we had lots of meat and vegetable dishes served on a large injera, from which we to ate collectively with our hands. A fun experience if you have an open mind.

Wonderful experience of local Habesha culture through food, music and dance. Loved the honey wine and the food. Mostly locals celebrating their culture and not too touristy. The food and servixe was excellent and prices are reasonable with Visa card payments.

one of the best night-outs i had. music, ambience, dance, culture, food, and service all receive my 5-star. the entire crowd comprising of various ethnicities, religions, family, young, old, men, women all enjoyed the food and booze and joined the performers. a great cultural experience. i rarely square the place with 5 stars. make this your to-go place

Fabulous experience and stellar service. It was a busy night and the entertainment was non-stop. For a newcomer to Ethiopia it was a great way to experience the many cultural variations of the country and try some great food and delicious Tej (honey wine). Unforgettable evening.

This restaurant does not accept international credit cards like Mastercard, although they do have an ATM right outside. Be cautious of the billing process—while the menu states that the 15% tax and 10% service charge are not included, they actually apply the service charge to the taxed amount. It means you end up paying an extra 26.5% (1.1 * 1.15 -1). For example, our bill was 1,442.70, but we ended up paying 1,825.02. The food is overpriced and not particularly good. I'd recommend sticking to soft drinks. The show, however, was enjoyable. Just be aware that the staff frequently walk in front of the stage, so even if you reserve a good seat, the view might still be not good.

Not bad though expensive Not much of traditional culture stuff.. do not expect a lot of action

We ordered a vegan platter 'Beyaynetu' and it was totally worth it! The preparation was delicious & there was engaging live entertainment. There was a good variety of dishes on the menu. Definitely worth visiting once if you want to experience Ethiopian cuisine & culture.