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Bati Ethiopian Restaurant

(Now Closed)

Ethiopian Restaurant and African Restaurant$$$$

Fort Greene, Brooklyn

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Bati Ethiopian Restaurant

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Sankofa TafariJuly 31, 2017
Totally loved the atmosphere and the coffee was awesome. It will be my regular dinner place on Sundays.
Barbara Ann RogersMarch 18, 2017
Amazing food, warm service. The vegan combo is the way to go, but next time I may just get the mushroom tibs, which sounds divine too.
Emma 🐸January 17, 2019
Vegan plate for two is delicious and filling, even for your meat eating friends. Lamb is also incredible. Great date spot.
JohannaMay 10, 2015
The missir wett is so good - get the vegetarian combination with that and 3 others (also great: the buticha and key sir).
Taofeek OwoadeOctober 29, 2018
Been here 5+ times
Arguably the best Ethiopian restaurant in New York City
Murtada ElfadlAugust 6, 2011
Fantastic Ethiopian food, among best in NYC. Go on a weeknight when it's quiet and there is no wait.
eric mortensenJune 3, 2012
Very tasty. The mead compliments nearly everything. And nearly everything is delicious.
martha dentonDecember 19, 2013
If you order a day in advance, you can get a gluten free meal. We are told it's even tastier than the already very tastey typical options.
Edomia zaide BereheJuly 7, 2017
Veggie combo was great and the service excellent. Warm and friendly staff!
Desta DestaJanuary 5, 2013
Been here 25+ times
I had the special this evening " Gomen Kitfo". An amazing substitute to meat "Kitfo" to those who are vegetarians. So yummy!
AmandaNovember 7, 2021
Get the kategna appetizer. So flavorful and crispy and addicting!
7th.ListDecember 30, 2011
Taste - Ya beg alicha; Fasolia...In addition to individual lamb and beef entrées, there are meat and vegetarian combos ideal for sharing. Read more
Thaniya KeereepartMarch 2, 2014
Fantastic food. Slow service. Worth the wait if you are down to linger around but definitely not a pre-show dinner spot.
Brownstone Living NYCApril 24, 2016
Fresh and tasty. Great romantic date spot.
The New York TimesMay 6, 2010
Bati’s injera is the real thing, dusky in color and springy to the touch. Whole hard-boiled eggs pop up like Cracker Jack prizes in the doro wett, a chicken stew. Read more
maryAugust 30, 2012
Been here 5+ times
the veggie combo is great and for u extra spicy lovers, ask for awaze sauce on the side. ;0)
meg clarkSeptember 6, 2014
Platters are big enough for two people to share comfortably.
Adam MayApril 26, 2015
Great food, but the coffee and baklava are outstanding
Jim RossMarch 25, 2011
Doro Wat was pretty good, but the Bati Tibs were brilliant! Awesome food. Very helpful service too (recommendations etc).
Alice QNovember 20, 2019
Smallest portions I’ve ever seen. you only get 1 injera at a time and after 2, they charge you. That being said, the food was better than average and they have good service and ambiance.
Meredith PowersJune 2, 2014
Dinner is great but the warm baklava is the best ever!
Phil LamplughMay 12, 2019
Been here 5+ times
It’s not BYOB anymore and they’ll only accept two credit cards max!
Desta DestaNovember 23, 2012
Been here 25+ times
The vegetable combo is addictive. I somehow end up at Bati every week.
Alex AlbertApril 27, 2018
The vegan platter with 4 entrees
Marc SingerDecember 2, 2017
Try the combination platters
Pratheeksha KSDecember 27, 2018
This place has reasonable food but the service is subpar. The entire restaurant was pretty much empty, but they insisted 3 of us sit around a 2 person table which is worse when it's Ethiopian
Silvie SenaukeSeptember 11, 2015
Portions were small compared to what I'm used to at Ethiopian
Matty S.December 16, 2012
The St. George beer is fantastic.
Joey SternSeptember 28, 2014
The combination platter
Amina HussainMay 13, 2014
Really good Ethiopian food
Jay MinerMarch 14, 2010
By way of a heads up: Bati is no longer BYOB - they now have beer and wine.
Margaret WangMarch 3, 2017
Decent food but overpriced, with slightly smaller portions
deeOctober 16, 2013
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Journo GirlDecember 31, 2012
Food is good, but spicy. Nothing for little kids. $15 and up per entree, but most are shareable.
maria mariaFebruary 13, 2012
buatin dong model model batik na.thx

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