Mama Restaurant in Haringey

Went for the Sunday spread and karaoke Karaoke and service from the host staff was great but everything else about this place let’s it down As a vegetarian there was limited choice in the Sunday spread and you are unable to order items off the a la carte menu. The drinks are overpriced for what they are you’d be better off looking going to a local pub or bar which offers a happy hour and pay had the price Won’t be visiting again

Realmente disfrutamos la mezcla de platos de carne y verduras disponibles con esta cocina. Todo súper sabroso y no soy el mayor fanático de las especias y el calor, y como la señora estaba preparando gran parte de la comida por pedido, lo tomó en consideración. Sabrosas cervezas etíopes y té picante o de menta disponibles para una comida auténtica. Creo que este podría ser el mejor en el que hemos estado en el área local (Tottenham y Stamford Hill) y volveremos. Valió la pena aventurarse en el frío y la lluvia el fin de semana pasado.

Very loud noise all night long. After kindly asking to turn noise down, no response. Many residents in the area struggle with the restraursnt and their ongoing night noise. Bildern and mothers aren’t sleeping. Party music is loudly playing pain their terrace/garden until 4-5am and longer every single night.

La comida era divina. Absolutamente lo recomiendo. Muy buen precio. La música también era genial, y la gente muy amable. Súper hospitalario. Confía en sus sugerencias :)

Genial para descubrir esta pequeña joya. La comida aquí es el verdadero negocio. He viajado a Etiopía muchas veces y este restaurante me llevó a Tigray. Puedo recomendar el Doro Wat, el pollo y el huevo cocido en una salsa espesa y picante. La fuente vegetariana es también una necesidad. Cervezas importadas a precios razonables, especialmente para Londres. SOLAMENTE EFECTIVO.

My first Ethiopian restaurant. It appears to be a bit of a hub for the Ethiopian community, as people came and went while we were there - presumably collecting takeaways. 2 of us opted for a vegetarian mixed platter for 2 which was a mix of lentils, chick pea, soya, cabbage - all cooked differently and quite delicious, eaten with local bread with a sour dough flavour; the 3rd person had a lamb dish which was also good. While we ate, coffee beans were roasted on a stove and a superb velvety coffee was served at the end of the meal. This restaurant encapsulates Tottenham at its best - diverse culture and an open, friendly, neighbourly attitude. We felt very welcome there and plan to return. It has opened in the place of a much-loved Greek Cypriot restaurant and has the potential to be a focal point of the neighbourhood, like its predecessor