What are Baro Ethiopian-Eritrean Cuisine's opening hours?

We are open 7 days a week from 11:00 AM. Monday to Wednesday and Sunday we close at 12:00 AM, and Thursday to Saturday we stay open until 2:00 AM for late-night Ethiopian takeout in Winnipeg.

Winnipeg · Ethiopian & Eritrean Kitchen

Baro Ethiopian-Eritrean Cuisine in Winnipeg

Name: Baro Ethiopian-Eritrean Cuisine
Address: 810 Beverley St, Winnipeg, MB, R3E 2A6, CA
Telephone: +1-204-421-5944
Price range: $$

An authentic Ethiopian and Eritrean restaurant on Beverley St serving house-made injera, berbere-spiced stews and sizzling tibs. Dine in, take out, get it delivered across Winnipeg, or let us cater.

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Find us 810 Beverley St, Winnipeg

Open daily From 11 AM · late until 2 AM Thu–Sat

Call us +1 (204) 421-5944

Ways to order Dine-in · Takeout · Delivery · Catering

Signature plates

Authentic Ethiopian & Eritrean cooking in Winnipeg’s West End

Baro Ethiopian-Eritrean Cuisine cooks the traditional way at 810 Beverley St. Injera is the base of everything we serve — soft and tangy, made for scooping up doro wat, siga tibs, kitfo, shiro and misir wot. Meat lovers and vegetarians share the same platter here, so one order feeds the whole table.

The Baro Ethiopian-Eritrean Cuisine family

🥪 Injera made in-house 🌱 Vegan-friendly 🔥 Berbere spice 🍽 Shared platters

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The menu

One platter, the whole table.

Sambusa to start, berbere-spiced wots that comfort, tibs straight off the heat and vegetarian combos built on lentils and greens — all served on fresh injera. Explore the full menu or jump straight to ordering Ethiopian food in Winnipeg.

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Injera Platters Wot & Stews Tibs & Grills Vegetarian Starters Drinks

Word of mouth

What Winnipeg guests say about Baro

Guest favourites · Winnipeg

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The injera is soft and fresh, and the doro wat has that deep, slow-cooked berbere flavour you hope for. Easily some of the best Ethiopian food in Winnipeg.

Dine-in guestWest End, Winnipeg

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We shared the combination platter with siga tibs and kitfo. One platter fed the whole table and there was still plenty to take home.

Family groupDaniel McIntyre

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Ordered takeout late on a Friday and it was ready fast and still hot when we got home. The shiro and misir wot travel really well.

Takeout regularWolseley, Winnipeg

Good to know

Ethiopian food in Winnipeg, questions answered.

Ordering, delivery neighbourhoods, opening hours and vegetarian options. Can’t find what you need?

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How can I order Ethiopian food from Baro in Winnipeg? +

You can order in three ways:

Online through our ordering platform for pickup or delivery
By calling +1 (204) 421-5944
By visiting us at 810 Beverley St for dine-in, takeout or delivery

What are the most popular dishes at Baro Ethiopian-Eritrean Cuisine? +

These are the ten dishes Winnipeg orders most:

Doro Wat — berbere chicken stew with a boiled egg
Siga Tibs — beef seared with onion, garlic and jalapeño
Kitfo — hand-minced beef with mitmita and niter kibbeh
Shiro — smooth, nutty chickpea stew
Gomen — collard greens with garlic and ginger
Sambusa — crisp lentil or beef pastries

What areas of Winnipeg do you deliver to? +

We deliver Ethiopian and Eritrean food across Winnipeg, including:

Delivery fees and minimum orders may vary by neighbourhood.

What are your opening hours? +

We’re open 7 days a week from 11:00 AM:

Monday to Wednesday: 11:00 AM – 12:00 AM
Thursday to Saturday: 11:00 AM – 2:00 AM
Sunday: 11:00 AM – 12:00 AM

Where is Baro Ethiopian-Eritrean Cuisine located? +

We’re at 810 Beverley St, Winnipeg, MB R3E 2A6 — in Winnipeg’s West End, close to Sargent Avenue, Notre Dame Avenue and Downtown Winnipeg.

Do you offer Ethiopian catering in Winnipeg? +

Yes — we cater office lunches, family gatherings and celebrations across Winnipeg with large injera platters and combination trays. Call +1 (204) 421-5944 to plan portions for your group.

Do you have vegetarian and vegan Ethiopian options? +

Yes — our , shiro, and Gomen are built on lentils, chickpeas and vegetables, and many of them are naturally vegan when prepared without spiced butter.

What is injera and how is Ethiopian food served? +

Injera is the soft, slightly tangy flatbread at the centre of Ethiopian and Eritrean dining. It works as both the plate and the utensil, so stews and grilled meats are spooned onto the injera and shared from one platter. Let our staff know about any allergies and we’ll guide you through the platter.

Ready when you are

Hungry now?

Order Ethiopian food online for pickup or delivery in Winnipeg, or come share a platter with us — the injera is already fresh.

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