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July 2023 by Gaurav Aggarwal
Small Ethiopian grocery store. They have some spices and small selection of groceries. Not a lot of fresh stuff. They do have teff injera for $7 for 5 count. Very polite and nice shop owners.
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July 2023 by abayneh “50 stars” m
Good job
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July 2023 by Dee S.
This will be my go to spot for Ethiopian spices. Owners are extremely nice and friendly. They also sell fresh injera daily.
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November 2022 by Hibret T.
Great place for high quality organic products the people very nice and friendly highly recommend
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November 2022 by Mengstu Gebeyehu
you can get ethiopian goodsliked
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August 2022 by Eyerusalem A
Honest and very friendly owners. Always love making a trip to Abadir Grocery! They have a great collection of Ethiopian stuff.
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August 2022 by Shinjan Tiwary
You need to call ahead to reserve your injeras. They generally get them around 10:30 in the morning. Types are white teff, brown teff, teff mixed with barley (80-20) and mixed one with self rising flour (not sour in taste)
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June 2022 by Michelle B.
Fresh injera. Seems like they get it fresh every day. My boyfriend approves and he is from Ethiopia. We have been getting injera from here for 2 years. They have white and black teff injera. Also well stocked with essential spices and dry goods to make wot. I believe they have awaze and spiced butter as well. Workers are very courteous and nice and ask about your day and what you will be cooking. They helped me bring the injera to my car when I was wearing my baby to pick it up.
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May 2022 by Eyerusalem Assefa
Honest and very friendly owners. Always love making a trip to Abadir Grocery! They have a great collection of Ethiopian stuff.
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May 2022 by Aerial Chen
The dry goods are a steal! The owners are super friendly. They even allowed me to bring my dog inside. I am a loyal customer.
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August 2021 by BT
Love this place. I get mostly injera, ethiopian bread.
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August 2021 by Aman
Great customer service and honest people. Sells a good, fresh Tefe Injera and other ethnic spices.
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July 2021 by M. L.
Our fave Ethiopian grocery. They don't have a liquor license though so no Ethiopian beer or wine are sold but it doesn't matter, owner was nice enough to suggest a place that does. Anyway, the spices, beans/lentils, chili paste and spiced butter are all reasonably priced, well-stocked and of good quality. It's worth driving from the Peninsula down to Santa Clara when I'm in the mood to make kitfo.
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March 2021 by Uma R.
Our go to place for any ethiopian stuff. We've always bought our Injera from here & made the side dishes at home. The first time I bought Injera from here was also the first time buying ethiopian spices, and the person at the counter was very friendly and guided me on what I would need for cooking/ how to cook the dishes. :)
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February 2021 by Mustafa Hajij
You call, she says we are open. You get there, she says we are closed.
