Lalibela Ethiopian Restaurant

"Food is the highlight of this spot!!! I really really love their tomato salad and the stewed spicy chicken and beef. Lentils and potatoes and cabbage are also my go to’s. Chicken sambusa too!!"

"The lights were a little too bright and in the injera portion was slim but the quality of food was off the charts. Great value for the price. We enjoyed it. The most important thing to know is to try the vegetarian combo meal for two(which is not on the menu). That way you can get a variety of specialty items. Most people who appreciate ethnic food will be happy to try"

"You don't see Ethiopian food very often and Lalibela makes me wonder why, because it's fantastic. It's worth noting that the way the food is presented is a little unusual in that you don't use utensils for the main dishes—though they're certainly available, if you really want them—Instead, you tear off pieces of a very thin bread and use them to scoop up some of the food. I'm not doing a great job of describing it, but the whole process is fun and the bread helps add a bit more body to the dish, compared to similar dishes from other cultures. The wait staff is also friendly and knowledgeable. Overall, I'd highly recommend Lalibela."

"From its food to its ambiance, Lalibela is a must-visit restaurant for anyone in New Haven. The food was authentic Ethiopian and oh so filling. I was impressed by the generous portion sizes, too. And the appetizers and desserts were just as good as the entree. The ambiance in the restaurant was warm and inviting, and the decor and art added a unique touch. Great for events and one-on-one dinners, casual or formal. Highly recommended for anyone seeking authentic Ethiopian cuisine."

"Lots of vegetarian options to select from and decent prices. Had a tomato based appetizer that was yummy and there was lots of sponge bread provided. Not busy during weekday at dinner time"