Our house made chocolate creations use a variety of delicious ingredients for our ‘chocolate of the day’ including cacao nibs, organic baby ginger, passion fruit, mango & more at Halisi Africa in Tallahassee
vegan Egusi Stew served with fufu. The West African inspired stew is spicy and nutty and delicious. The fufu is eaten with the stew by using your hands to pinch a small piece at Halisi Africa in Tallahassee
Gomen (Ethiopian collard greens) and Injera (Ethiopian gluten-free sponge bread) - vegan at Halisi Africa in Tallahassee

  • Halisi Africa
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  • White Veg-options
Lacto
Organic
Juice bar
Take-out
Bakery
Gluten-free
African
Afro-Fusion including Ethiopian, Moroccan, Tanzanian, Kenyan, South African. Egyptian and more!
Non-veg

Serves meat, vegan options available. Restaurant serving Afro-Fusion versions of traditional African dishes. Offers vegan jollof rice lunch bowls with jackfruit and mixed vegetables or portabella. Also offers juices, drinks and coffee with almond milk option, plus non-dairy, chocolates and other desserts. Relocated from 1002 Commercial Dr. Order online via https://order.spoton.com/so-halisi-africa-8203/tallahassee-fl/6234b0b424b4c46a35715d34 Open Tue-Thu 11:00am-3:00pm, Fri-Sat 12:00pm-8:00pm. Closed Mon.

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2 Reviews

First Review by rainforestspirit4

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Shondrea35

Points +11

Mostly Veg
12 Feb 2023

Great Things

I've heard Great Things about this Restaurant I can't wait to Try it with My Family Thank you so Much for Being another Option Better Yet REAL AUTHENTIC EXQUISITE FOOD DISH My mouth just waters thinking of the Taste !!! Please share Pics and Stayyyyy

Avatar rainforestspirit4

rainforestspirit4

Points +129

Vegan
15 Nov 2022

Finally, Ethiopian Options in Tallahassee!

Food and service was excellent! We had the injera and shiro (Pureed chickpeas with Ethiopian bread appetizer) and two mushroom selassie bowls (rice, injera, gomen - collard greens, mushrooms, and a red berbere sauce). It tasted great. This is the only restaurant with Ethiopian options that I know of in Tallahassee. Ethiopian is my favorite cuisine and I have eaten at at least 40 Ethiopian restaurants throughout the US. This is not one of the best however it is a very small kitchen with just one chef so you know that you are supporting a great small, local business. The portions are a bit small but the food is very inexpensive so I recommend getting more dishes than you would think you would want and it is worth the cost. The berbere sauce was spicier than I have had at other Ethiopian places so be aware you might want plant milk if you don't do well with spice. All in all, absolutely excellent but just some good things to know in advance. I will be back to try the dishes representative of other African cuisines!

Pros: Only restaurant with Ethiopian options in Tally, Very flavorful, Inexpensive

Cons: Small portion sizes but cheap so just order more

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