Ghion Cafe in Hammersmith and Fulham

If you publish 11am as your opening time then open at 12am so that we don't drive for no reason to you!

Closed at times due to very sad news regarding Alex's missus who passed away and really took it out of poor Alex and has made a toll on his mental health and is going through a great depression atm but let's pray for him and his family at this horrible time and make we all look after him please!? And be nice to him and help him go through this bad few years! Please pray for him and his missus that Jehovah God remembers her and rewards her in her reserection hope! I look forward to going back one day! Hope to see Alex again soon!

Great food, amazing options, service is fantastic!

We ate there by chance and we were happily surprised. We had vegetarian dishes with injera and it was all very fresh and tasty. The person serving was very helpful and helped us choose the dishes.

Whilst spending a week in West Brompton with work I researched local places to eat that were more exciting and authentic than getting a burger in a pub. I found Ghion searching for local vegan options so wandered along and decided to get a take away as I don’t like dining alone. The smell from the kitchen was amazing so I knew the food would be flavoursome and not disappoint. I opted for the veggie platter which consisted of 4 elements and the injera which was humongous! My favourite was the yellow lentil section, the red lentil type dish had a spicy kick, not sure of the name of the greens and veg but it was tasty. One portion filled me up and I had left overs and lots of injera spare to eat later. Highly recommended.

Criminals, I forgot my backpack on a C10 bus and the thief went to this place where he must have relatives because he tried to use my card more than 10 times, this establishment helps criminals to commit crimes, I want my backpack back, I'm walking through London doesn't leave Italy to come and get robbed in London, tomorrow I'm going to send my friend to the store and I want my backpack back. Otherwise I will go to the police to take action.

i did not like the coffee very much

some of the most delicious food i’ve ever eaten

The best Restaurant for Traditional foods

Great place, incredible food and flavour and very democratic pricing! Love this place!

Delicious Ethiopian food. In the picture is their platter which is 25 pounds and was more than enough food for two hungry people. I definitely recommend having the platter, so you can try many of the dishes. Each and every one of them was very delicious. They have great vegetarian and vegan options.

Fantastic food and service, would highly recommend. Perfect for those wanting vegan/vegetarian cuisine.

Cafe Ghion was originally recommended to me by an Ethiopian colleague, I've now been several times and it has never disappointed: the food here is outstanding! The menu has a wide variety of dishes - some familiar, some less familiar - and the owner is exceptionally welcoming, ready to explain all of the options, give recommendations and tell you more about the culture and history of Ethiopia. Portions are generous and they have no issues with you taking leftovers home either! Eating here is a wonderful experience. Dishes I'd recommend are Ghion tibs, doro wot and shiro wot, and the kategna starter is also excellent. My friends also recommend the various vegetarian options. Make sure you try the traditional coffee too. I can't recommend this place enough!

I came here with my friend for dinner. We are both vegetarian and we couldn’t have been happier with our meal. Everything was absolutely delicious. The atmosphere, the flavours, the service and the general concern for our well being was so appreciated. I would highly recommend!

I was there recently for lunch. The management claimed that they had a refurbishment and so all prices were much higher. The food was good but very basic in presentation. No sides or salads come with the mains and for the price I paid I could have gone to a Turkish place for a better deal. Condiments and cutlery were not provided or offered to customers. I had to ask for extra paper and was given only one piece. Hospitality wasn't great. Cafe was clean and seating feels comfortable. The music from the TV was extremely loud. Price was too much for a portion-main that was too big for one person/ lunch. Menu prices were too expensive for a average cafe.

Delicious ethiopian food with superb service, i come here very often and have never been disappointed. Best ethiopian food i’ve had in London and i’ve been to many ethiopian restaurants.

I used to live down the road from the Ghion Cafe and I absolutely loved the food. I’d never had Ethiopian cuisine previously but I’m definitely a convert. I really like the Ethiopian pancakes (injera) and my fave dish was the veggie combo (how do they make lentils so tasty?). They also had a spicy tomato side salad which was great. The traditional coffee was really good too, not something I’d tried previously but it had a great flavour. Can’t wait to visit again!

Made to feel really welcome - had a great Ethiopian meal - very tasty, St George beer and good coffee to finish off. Will definitely be going back.

This place is the bomb! So tasty, so unique, so traditional, I’d happily eat here 365 days a year. Discovered by chance and now we just keep coming. Maximum recommend!

Wonderful food, friendly service, lovely customers, my date and I had a wonderful evening here enjoying good food with great service at a good price. And a coffee ceremony to finish.

Went with a group of seven, some of whom have lived in Ethiopia previously. What followed was a feast with lovely service. Highly recommended!

Absolutely fantastic people, and I would let my fingers get covered in chili meat oil again any day. When I figure out how to eat Ethiopian food properly, I think I will gain a lot of weight. It took me an hour to eat, but really it was worth it!

food very good , great atmosphere there !we are vegetarians and we enjoy . it was a really good suprise

I like the place, cozy and the owner or staff was so friendly. Pizza ok

A great experience. I'd definitely go there again next time I'm in London. Unusual to find authentic Ethopian food complete with the soft bread to pick up and sample the various foods. Lots of fun.

My entire group (of 5) very much enjoyed all the food. The waitress was extremely helpful and personable, and helped us put together an order of a wide variety of dishes that would please everyone. And they did. Although I think this restaurant could "hold its own" against just about any other Ethiopian restaurant -- I have eaten dozens of meals, in many different Ethiopian restaurants, not only in DC but elsewhere -- I think the real standout here was the waitress. Simply super.

We love Ethiopian food...and this place does a really fine job. We brought wine and beer from a store. Even though our waitress seemed a bit loopy, it was an altogether wonderful meal.

Visited with friends for food and a drink, the food was horrid, and it was very noisy, with lots of people hanging around at the back of the cafe

I've sampled four Ethiopian restaurants in london so far and this is by far the best value for money. The food is very authentic (I've lived in ethiopia), the service incredibly friendly and the prices more reasonable than what you get in north London. I'm definitely coming back.

If you want to experience authentic Ethiopian cuisine, in a friendly atmosphere and quiet place, this is the perfect place! Staff very kind and friendly, food delicious and tasty and good price too! Try & enjoy it!

Went for a lunch end of last year; great atmosphere, friendly and accommodating staff, reasonable prices and fantastic food! Highly recommended as these restaurants are hard to come by.

I visit Ghion every other day and the food is very yummy and delicious, specially the kitfo. Fully recommend Ghion

I had the most delicious Ethiopianot food I ever had, the service is magnificent and very warm atmosphere. I strongly recommend for anyone to go and visit this interesting East African cuisine.

I make it a point to visit when I am in the area. The owners have done a great job in establishing one of the best ethiopian cafes in London. Informal but always superb.

Vine aquí antes de un concierto en "bajo el puente". Yo nunca había comida etiope antes, pero los camareros eran muy amables y serviciales. La comida era muy interesante y bien. Mi amigo y yo somos vegetarianos y estaban bien atendidos por el menú. Volveremos.

Our part of six was well cared for and the Saltimbocca was very good. The espresso was also perfect. After the meal we were treated with a glass of Limoncello and the check for the meal was a friendly one.

Amazing food and service. Everyone who works there is incredibly friendly and kind. I've been twice now and both were great experiences.

I didn't think any ethiopian restaurant was delivering in my area of chelsea but they accepted to send someone over which is so nice of them. Injera is delicious, veggie combo too. Will definitely order again and will go the actual place soon for sure

A very friendly restaurant. The owner explained Ethiopian food to us and made (excellent) recommendations on what to order. Will definitely be going back.

I paid this cafe a visit as there were no dining facilities at the hotel I was staying at and I had never eaten at an Ethiopian restaurant before. I wasn't sure what to have but the owner recommended the 'Ghion Tibs' as it was...

From my experience with trip advisor, when you hear the word restaurant you have certain expectations. This is an eatery more of a cafe as it is name states. That is really clean and prepares excellent Ethiopian food. The waitresses always provide excellent service. I...

Between two of us we ate Awaze Tibs - a spicy lamb and onion stew and Yesome Beyaynetu , 4 different vegetable dishes. They were served on a platter of injera bread with more injera bread on the side. The idea is to share the food. You use the injera bread to scoop up bite size portions of food and at the end you can eat the injera bread the food was resting on which has soaked up the juices from the food. The service was prompt and friendly. We paid £20.00 for the two dishes and two large bottles of sparkling water. It is probably not a late night restaurant as we were told the chef left at 9.00. We will definitely go back.

Эфиопская кухня. Зашел из-за любопытства, но ушел приятно удивленным: отличный сервис, вкусно и совсем недорого. Единственное-может не хватало месту чувства ресторана, но это же кусочек Африки!Пойду еще раз туда при случае

First time and not the last ! We've already tried the ethiopian food but that one was excellent, the waitress was really helpful and welcoming. Cheap as well, and excellent coffee, ask for the home made cake for dessert !

Far and away my favourite place to eat in London, great food and service every time. In a city with every cuisine in the world this place stands out as authentic and true to its roots. I can honestly say that i discovered new flavours here and have been a fan of Ethiopian food ever since. Only warning is not to go here if you're looking for an extravagant sit down meal, this place is all about relaxing with a brilliant dish.

went there today on the recommendation of our eritrean neighbour, and it was fantastic. friendly service, authentic delicious food (wasn't too spicy), simple decour in the style of a cafe rather than a restaurant, and great value (£34 for three people, including large bottle of sparkling water and two coffees). will definitely go back. they also do takeaway.

Ghion is as exotic as its Biblical name suggests, but to enjoy the cuisine, one must have a strong palate for spices! Ethiopian spices are quite different from Indian ones, but even so, my eyes and nose were running from the onset of my main chicken and egg dish.I was presented with a large plate bearing an enjera – the traditional baked Ethiopian sourdough pancake and it was suggested that I use my fingers to pick up the stew with the bread. I can normally do so when eating Indian curries, but on this occasion, my nose needed too much attention, so I opted for a spoon instead.Ghion takes its name from a place west of Addis Abbaba, where several waterfalls merge into a river (the Blue Nile – Biblical Ghion). A large plasma TV screen on the crimson wall entertains one with rural scenes of Ethiopian folk dancing as you eat. I loved the other wood panelled walls giving the place a feeling of warmth and also the beautiful parquet floor tiles.Expensive framed art for sale adorns the walls and a corner has been set aside for the traditional Ethiopian coffee ceremony, where the lady of the house invites all her friends round for a lengthy coffee session and the latest gossip, 2 or 3 times a day!The restaurant itself was packed with a party of Ethiopian ladies celebrating the birthday of a child, as well as the regular male diners.The price of my meal, washed down by Keshir tea (high in antioxidants) was a reasonable £7.70. And the service could not have been more attentive, with the Maître d’ calling for the owner’s brother to come and assist me with questions on Ethiopia. Where could one feel more at home in the busy Metropolis of London, than here in busy Fulham!!!