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"I have the tasting of 5 veggie dishes. the server was pleased to refill us with injera for the court. so delicious!"
Telefon: +15615140615
Adresse: 716 N Sapodilla Ave, West Palm Beach, Florida, USA, 33401, United States
Stadt: West Palm Beach
Webseite: http://www.queenofsheebawpb.com
Mittwoch: 11:30-14:00
Donnerstag: 11:30-14:00
Freitag: 11:30-14:00
Samstag: 11:30-14:00
Gerichte: 20
Ausstattung: 20
Kategorien: 5
Bewertungen: 2779
I have eaten at Queen of Sheeba 5 or 6 times now. The food is always good. It's a lovely, friendly, family owned business. I had never tasted Ethiopian food before, but I love the bold flavors and healthy vegan options. Everything is fresh and vibrant. My favorite dish is the shiro wot, which are seasoned ground chickpeas with onions and assorted spices. I also always order the misor wot: red lentil stew simmered in red pepper sauce, with fresh garlic and ginger and the stewed split peas in tumeric sauce. There are also dishes featuring vegetables like collard greens and cabbage. The inujura (bread like substance) used to eat the dishes is also wonderful. Best to go with a friend and split a...
My friend has been telling me about this place for months and as fellow vegans she was saying that I would really like it. She was not wrong. They do serve meat but they have an entire side of the menu that is vegan. The core of the cuisine is Vegan. It is definitely in the sketchy side of town. That's part of the charm I guess. The owner (Queen of Sheba) is in the kitchen and the brother is waiting tables. Very nice people. I knew it was a good sign when I saw Ethiopian people there as customers. Service was a little slow. I noticed that every table had to proactively ask for the check. I look forward to returning. Our follow up order was saltier than the first round of food. I will request...
In an unexpected location, away from traditional tourist destinations, these folks have made a lovely little restaurant with yummy Ethiopian fare. I’m a somewhat regular at Dashen in NJ, so my palette is a bit spoiled ... where the injera is a bit more sour and there is generally more spice. A great healthy break from tourist food. The location is at once a pro and a con. I would never have felt welcome in this neighborhood if it wasn’t for this space, but I would not feel comfortable there in the later evening. We will go again!
I love this place, plenty of vegetarian/vegan options. I suggest trying a platter for your first time to try several options on the menu if you're indecisive. Wonderful staff and culture. Would rate 5 star if I could!!!
I have the tasting of 5 veggie dishes. the server was pleased to refill us with injera for the court. so delicious!
