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Horn of Africa restaurant featured in Bergen press
Three Ethiopian women in traditional ceremony dress — artwork at Horn of Africa
Two East African dancers in vivid colour — painting at Horn of Africa Bergen
Our Story

Honoring
Tradition

At Horn of Africa, we bring the intricate, boldly spiced culinary traditions of Ethiopia and Eritrea directly to Bergen, Norway. Our food is more than just sustenance; it is a cultural experience meant to be shared with family and friends.

Central to our dining experience is Injera, our traditional sourdough flatbread, and the deeply symbolic act of eating together from a single plate. Every stew, whether a slowly simmered Doro Wet or a vibrant vegan arrangement, is carefully crafted using imported spices and recipes passed down through generations.

Since opening our doors on Strandgaten 212, we have been proud to serve the Bergen community a genuine taste of East African hospitality. We import our spices directly from Ethiopia and Eritrea, and our traditional coffee ceremony, roasted, brewed, and served tableside, offers a moment of culture that no menu description can fully capture.

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Art on Our Walls

The Culture We Carry

Our walls are adorned with original artwork celebrating the rich cultural heritage of Ethiopia and Eritrea.

Ethiopian woman at sunset — artwork at Horn of Africa
Maasai community procession at sunrise — painting at Horn of Africa
Vibrant East African dancers — painting at Horn of Africa Bergen
Three Ethiopian women in traditional dress — artwork at Horn of Africa
African women in colourful traditional attire — painting at Horn of Africa
East African traditional dance at sunset — artwork on display at Horn of Africa

Featured In The Press

Horn of Africa reviewed in Norwegian food media
Horn of Africa featured in Bergen newspaper
Horn of Africa press feature — Ethiopian cuisine in Bergen
Horn of Africa awarded and recognised by Norwegian press
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