In late 2016, Cleveland’s only Ethiopian restaurant, Empress Tatyu, was joined by a second, called Zoma, in Cleveland Heights.
It was opened by Ethiopian native Zeleke Belete and his wife Betty to focus on this extremely vegetarian-friendly cuisine. Spicy stews, heavy on ingredients like lentils and chickpeas, are eaten by being sopped up by the injera bread provided. They’re joined on the menu by beef, lamb and chicken dishes for those who eat meat.
You can end your meal in the small African-themed space with a traditional Ethiopian coffee ceremony, made from scratch with beans roasted to order. Zoma is open for lunch and dinner Monday through Saturday and from noon-6pm Sunday.
2240 Lee Road
216-465-3239
Cleveland Heights, OH 44118
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Welcome to Sheger Cafe and Ethiopian Restaurant
Welcome to Sheger Cafe! Our Cafe is a family-owned and operated restaurant serving traditional Ethiopian food. Our food is not influenced by any other culinary tradition or culture. We serve only the traditional dishes of Ethiopia and its many regions.