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1. www.manchestersfinest.com › places › house-of-habeshaHouse of Habesha

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   Award-winning Ethiopian and Eritrean eatery ideally suited to vegans and vegetarians, alongside meat lovers. Formerly situated at Hatch in Manchester, House of Habesha has now found its permanent home in Kargo MKT – the new food hall at Salford Quays.

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3. houseofhabesha.com › about-2About – HofH - House of Habesha

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   How we came to be. Samson & Samuel, the creators behind this passionate awareness of the Eritrean & Ethiopian food culture. The name, House of Habesha, was inspired from the word, habesha, which is a term used to refer to Eritreans and Ethiopians as a whole.

4. houseofhabesha.comHofH – Fresh Food Feel Good - House of Habesha

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   House of Habesha welcomes you to experience our authentic home-styled dishes all the way from East Africa! Our dishes accommodate all dietary requirements with fresh ingredients, quality taste and a special smile along with it. Explore East Africa right here at the heart of Manchester!

5. www.happycow.net › reviews › house-of-habeshaHouse of Habesha - Sheffield Restaurant - HappyCow

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   Eritrean and Ethiopian food. Vegan dishes include fit-fit, spicy timtimo, spinach stew, alitcha mix, shiro, shiro fries, and a vegan special platter. Open Mon-Wed 09:00-23:00, Thu-Sat 09:00-01:00, Sun 10:00-21:30.

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   • Phone: 07951 083185

   • Location: 11 Backfields, Sheffield, S1 4HP

6. houseofhabesha.com › menuMenu – HofH - House of Habesha

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   CHOPPED SPINACH, STEWED IN ONIONS, GARLIC WITH SOME HABESHA HERBS AND SPICES.

7. www.restaurantji.co.uk › house-of-habesha-HOUSE OF HABESHA Manchester, M1 7ED - Menu, 56 Reviews and ...

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   Latest reviews, photos and 👍🏾ratings for House of Habesha at Inside Hatch, 103 Oxford Rd in Manchester - view the menu, ⏰hours, ☎️phone number, ☝address and map.

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   What is House of Habesha?

   • House of Habesha is an award-winning Ethiopian and Eritrean eatery ideally suited to vegans and vegetarians, alongside meat lovers.

   House of Habesha - Manchester’s Finest

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   Is House of Habesha a good place to eat?

   • Award-winning Ethiopian and Eritrean eatery ideally suited to vegans and vegetarians, alongside meat lovers. Formerly situated at Hatch in Manchester, House of Habesha has now found its permanent home in Kargo MKT – the new food hall at Salford Quays.

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   Where is House of Habesha now?

   • Formerly situated at Hatch in Manchester, House of Habesha has now found its permanent home in Kargo MKT – the new food hall at Salford Quays. It’s one of just a handful of restaurants in town serving up flavours from East Africa, with the word ‘Habesha’ itself referencing the people of Eritrea and Ethiopia.

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   Who are the Habesha?

   • The Habesha are those people who are from the North part of Ethiopia and of Eritrea, specifically, the Tigre, the Agew, the Beta Israel and the Amhara. Habesha, is frequently used to refer to all Ethiopians and Eritreans, refers more specifically to the Semitic-speaking peoples of those countries.

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9. thatsup.co.uk › manchester › restaurantHouse of Habesha – African restaurant – Salford, Manchester

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   Salford is home to a renowned East African restaurant, House of Habesha. Visit this popular restaurant for Ethiopian and Eritrean dishes, including halal, vegan, and GF options.