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Yellow Page Search > Kokeb Ethiopian Restaurant
Kokeb Ethiopian Restaurant - (206) 973-7811
Kokeb Ethiopian Restaurant
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Ethiopian cuisine prepared with authentic spices and herbs in a romantic setting.
816 12th Ave
Seattle, WA 98122
(206) 973-7811
Neighborhoods: Minor,Central,Central Seattle
Markets:
Seattle, WA Metro
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Owner Message
- Few Blocks from Washington Con
- Across From Seattle University
- Free Customers Parking (Entran
"The Spicy stews, homemade cheese and unleavened bread, to our great good fortune, have been brought to Seattle by Kokeb"
A Gourmet's Notebook
"We cannot compare the food here to anything else of its kind. But we'll be back - Kokeb is one of our favorites in any class"
Interstate Gourmet
Bored with Chinese? Fed up on Italian? Burned out by Tex Mex? Looking to put the ethos back into Ethnic...try Ethiopian, Kokeb is inexpensive, innovative and fun"
John Hinterberger,
Seattle Times
People first go to Kokeb for the adventure of trying something exotic. They go back because the food is delicious"
Puget Sound Business Journal
Tips
- When to Go
Stop by if it's your birthday to receive a free meal, if you are accompanied by two or more guests.
- Know Before You Go
Not familiar with Ethiopian cuisine? Check out their website to familiarize yourself with terms and main dishes.
Customer Reviews
 bland, mushy, did I mention bland?
Reviewed by pongojones on
2008-07-13T16:43:32Z
I guess I didn't know what Ethiopian food was, and maybe still don't...anyway, this was terrible. It lacked any kind of flavor, except maybe vinegar, and every dish looked and tasted like canned vegetables in different colored bland sauces. I love trying different ethnic cuisines, but it will be a long time before I try Ethiopian food again if I have to judge from this experience. Ugh. Double ugh. Canned veggies--triple ugh.
 Great food, great people
Reviewed by SmileyHungryHippo on
2008-02-02T22:44:44Z
I went here for my birthday party and had a blast. The food was great and they really made a big deal over my celebration. This really felt like a quality, family run sort of place. I'm definitely going back soon and would recommend it to anyone.
A cultural Gem in Seattle
Reviewed by choirboy_lap on
2007-11-12T10:06:26Z
This place is really an experience to have. I love going here and basically learning about their culture through their food and ceremonies. I am a MORE than avid coffee drinker and love to follow meals up with it. There coffee ceremony makes it even more special than throwing back a starbucks latte.
I don't really know what to compare the food to so you will just have to go give it a try. Go for it!
 Ethiopian meal. by Seth S.
Reviewed by HelloMetro User on
2008-12-03T00:00:00Z
I love this enjera and foods top on it really good. Postive about this resturant is not fill/crowed and nice small table good for couple and family together eat in one plate. I enjoyed it. I'm sure will visit again.
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