Great Ethiopian spot on Governor's Island for lunch or a small bite to eat. They have outdoor seating only, with bench tables where you can enjoy the nice weather and birds chirping (weather...
Makina Cafe
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Makina Cafe is a vibrant mobile eatery founded by Eden G. Egziabher, the first Eritrean-American female entrepreneur in New York City to operate a food truck offering Habesha cuisine. Drawing from a rich heritage that blends Ethiopian, Eritrean, and Italian cultures, the cafe promises a unique dining experience with nutritious breakfast and lunch options designed for those seeking something different from typical take-out fare.
Known for its delicious menu featuring injera, various protein bowls, and flavorful vegan dishes, Makina Cafe emphasizes a commitment to community and plans to expand its reach across the U.S. One of its core missions is to use the cafe as a charitable platform, giving back to the community while showcasing the unity and diversity of the Habesha people.
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They were serving food during a race: the "NY Runs Ice Cream Social". The line was incredibly long, and things were not improved because they were incredibly slow. I got in line about 35 to 40...
Had the roasted vegetable wrap and it is simple but tasty and has fresh ingredients. It had carrots, lettuce, mushrooms. The spice profile was just right and the hot sauce with it was so amazing....
This place was a god send after walking govs island. I wasn't able to find any other food options, but I'm glad I found this place! The have a selection of beer, wine, and cocktails, a solid food...
Quick little update: I tried half chicken and half beef for my bowl. It looked a little different so I was missing things last time and just didn't know. Spicy Lentils were included, they gave...


