Queen Saba - Jerusalem

Five vegetarian dishes on the menu that I consider vegan. 35-45 scoops for a full meal including injerra (sour brot.) it is difficult to find as there is a little street from jaffa st and then up some rickety stairs without sign except the door color in Ethiopian flag colors. but eating is great (if you haven't eaten Ethiopian before you get a tasty bite) and there is a very nice atmosphere. it's all pretty makeshift, but in a rustic wise. the personal speaks reasonable English

Eating in queen saba was delicious, filling and hearty. we had a stock plate with injara and various vegetarian curries and stuff that also be vegan. the service was also great, very helpful with what to order and explain what we eat. the price is also very reasonable. the place is secluded and difficult to find, ben hillel st and not from outside, eating and the experience is worth a lot.

אוכל אתיופי טעים! יש טבעוני. מוסיקה שקטה ונעימה ובעלת בית מקסימה

The food is delicious and the service is good, but it has charged me 60 NIS for a dish of vegan dishes and injera. It was huge, but still very expensive!

The food in Queen Saba was delicious, filling and hearty. We had a stock plate with injara and various vegetarian curries and stuffing that also vegan. The service was also great, very helpful with what to order and explain what we eat. The price is also very reasonable. The place is secluded and difficult to find, Ben Hillel st and not from outside, the food and experience is worth a lot.