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Golf 1st Ethiopian Restaurant

p: 303-340-4555
10 S Havana St, #110, Aurora, CO 80012
https://golfethiopianrestaurant.com/

Monday - Sunday:

9am - 6pm

Ownership

  • Minority Owned
  • Black Owned
  • Woman Owned

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A very popular Ethiopian coffee shop and gathering place, Golf 1st serves falafel sandwiches, sambusa, pastries, and Ethiopian coffee. You can also pick up lentils, spices, Injera bread and ambasha bread (a skillet-baked spiced yeast bread). This family-owned and operated Ethiopian Restaurant is located on the northern end of the On Havana Street corridor in the Havana Square Shopping Center.

It Takes a Tribe

Golf Restaurant was started by the founders Amatula Ahmed, Abdul Ahmed, and Bedru Hussein. However this isn’t where the story began. The power couple met in Nairobi, Kenya where they had their first restaurant called “Shamsadeen” Restaurant”. It was a very popular spot at the time and attracted a lot of business. Due to political reasons our family had to move the United States in 2001. After a couple of years here the couple wanted to start up their restaurant venture once again. In 2009 Golf Ethiopian Restaurant was founded and has been going strong for over 15 years. Since then we’ve hired family as well as local community members

We take a huge pride in our food and customers. We thank each and every one fo you for your business!

 

VEGETARIAN FRIENDLY

Ethiopian food makes being a vegetarian easy. With so many delicious options you’ll fall in love with every dish, try some today!

 

EAT TOGETHER

Ethiopian culture emphasizes the concept of eating together with friends, family and even strangers. Bring your people together and enjoy a meal!

 

LOCALLY SOURCED

We value community which is why we get our meats shipped locally from ranches in Greeley and our vegetables from nearby small businesses. When you eat here you help your neighbors too.

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