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Axum Market was a locally-owned Ethiopian restaurant and grocery store located in San Diego. With a variety of African spices, including imported items from Ethiopia, the restaurant served traditional Ethiopian dishes such as Injera and Berbere spice mix. They also sold unique items like clay coffee pots known as Jebena and pottery cups called Sini, used for traditional Ethiopian coffee ceremonies. However, it appears that Axum Market has not updated its profile for more than 7 years and may be closed down.
Note: This restaurant has not updated its profile for over 7 years and may be closed down.
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San Diego, CA
92115
To get to the Ethiopian restaurant in San Diego, you can take the bus/train to the 63rd St Trolley Station. From there, head southeast on Imperial Avenue and then turn left onto 54th Street. Walk for about three blocks and you should find the restaurant on your right.
If you are driving, exit off Interstate 805 onto Imperial Avenue heading eastbound. Turn right onto 54th Street and drive for about three blocks until you reach your destination. There is street parking available near the restaurant.
Opening Hours
| Monday | 8:30am - 9:30pm |
| Tuesday | 8:30am - 9:30pm |
| Wednesday | 8:30am - 9:30pm |
| Thursday | 8:30am - 9:30pm |
| Friday | 8:30am - 9:30pm |
| Saturday | 8:30am - 9:30pm |
| Sunday | 8:30am - 9:30pm |
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Ethiopian restaurants are known for their unique and flavorful cuisine, and Axum Market in San Diego is no exception. As a local grocery store, they offer a variety of African spices that are imported straight from the motherland. Their selection includes the Ancient Grain of Ethiopia called Teff, which is a healthy gluten-free flour primarily used for Injera (a spongy textured flat-bread) but can also be an ingredient for cookies, bread, cupcakes etc.
Axum Market also offers traditional Ethiopian items such as clay coffee pots known as Jebena, pottery named Sini which are the traditional cups used to drink coffee and stands used in coffee ceremonies where the cups would be placed in. These items add to the authentic experience of dining at Axum Market.
Their spice mix (berbere), powdered chickpeas (Shiro), and even spicier tongue-numbing spice mix (Mitmita) are just some of the many spices available at Axum Market. Most of these spices are imported from Ethiopia, adding a little foreign zest to your ingredients.
If you're looking for an authentic Ethiopian experience in San Diego, Axum Market is definitely worth checking out. Their selection of spices and traditional items will transport you straight to Ethiopia without ever leaving California.