Certified by Queen Sheba Ethiopian Cuisine • Aug 30, 2026
Monday11:30 AM - 9:00 PM
Tuesday11:30 AM - 9:00 PM
Wednesday11:30 AM - 9:00 PM
Thursday11:30 AM - 9:00 PM
Friday11:30 AM - 10:00 PM
Saturday11:30 AM - 10:00 PM
Sunday11:30 AM - 9:00 PM
Menu
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Explore offerings from Queen Sheba Ethiopian Cuisine on 1704 Broadway in Sacramento, with popular lunch appetizers, lunch ye doro (poultry) entrées, lunch ye baray (beef) entrées, and lunch ye beg (lamb) entrées available at this location.
Lightly browned triangular turnovers filled with a tasty mixture of tender beef, garlic, ginger, and onion
Lunch Ye Doro (Poultry) Entrées
All entrées are served with traditional Injera bread or rice and a side salad with house dressing. Be sure to indicate if you would prefer individual or family-style/traditional plating
Spicy. authentic dish, serving as a cultural staple meal in homes throughout ethiopia. tender chicken drumsticks simmered in spiced butter and specially prepared spices and herbs including garlic, ginger, and onion, accompanied by a hardboiled egg and our exclusive berbere sauce
Tender pieces of chicken breast sautéed in a rich mixture of spiced butter with garlic, ginger, and mixed vegetables with a dash of turmeric. (butter optional)
Spicy. Lean chicken pieces sautéed with tomatoes and bell peppers in a rich berbere sauce teeming with the home cooked aromas of Ethiopia. Drizzled in spiced clarified butter. (Butter Optional)
Lunch Ye Baray (Beef) Entrées
All entrées are served with traditional Injera bread or rice and a side salad with house dressing. Be sure to indicate if you would prefer individual or family-style/traditional plating
Lean beef chunks sautéed with tomatoes, bell peppers, and a special blend of garlic, ginger, onion, and other spices. Drizzled with clarified butter. (Butter Optional)
Highly seasoned lean beef morsels seared and mixed with spiced butter, a blend of onions, tomatoes, jalapeño, and shredded injera simmered in a tangy berbere sauce
Lunch Ye Beg (Lamb) Entrées
All entrées are served with traditional Injera bread or rice and a side salad with house dressing. Be sure to indicate if you would prefer individual or family-style/traditional plating
Tender pieces of lamb simmered in garlic, ginger, and onions blended with tomatoes, bell pepper, and aromatic Ethiopian spices. Topped with traditionally spiced clarified butter. (Butter optional)
Spicy. Our spicier version of lamb tibbs with a specially blended tang of traditional berbere sauce. (Butter Optional)
Lunch Ye Assa (Fish) Entrées
All entrées are served with traditional Injera bread or rice and a side salad with house dressing. Be sure to indicate if you would prefer individual or family-style/traditional plating
Specially selected farm-raised catfish, trimmed into bite-sized pieces and sautéed in a blend of garlic, ginger, and herbs paired with an assortment of mixed vegetables. Drizzled with seasoned clarified butter. (Butter Optional)
Specially prepared farm-raised catfish stew reduced and simmered in a thick berbere sauce and spiced clarified butter
Lunch Ye Atakilt (Vegan & Vegetarian) Entrées
All entrées are served with traditional Injera bread or rice and a side salad with house dressing. Be sure to indicate if you would prefer individual or family-style/traditional plating
Spicy. Spicy red lentils cooked slowly and bursting with energy, smothered in a sauce of specially prepared herbs and spices including ginger, garlic, onions, and berbere
Combination platter presents some of our favourites and yours on traditional Injera. Misr kik wot (15), kik wot (16), gomen (17), cabbage (20), potato and carrots (21)
Dear customers, please donate to support to expand Queen sheba to alternate medicine through growing teff (gluten free) locally and herbs. Thank you for your support!
Lightly browned triangular turnovers filled with a tasty mixture of tender beef, garlic, ginger, and onion
Dinner Ye Doro (Poultry) Entrées
All entrées are served with traditional Injera bread or rice and a side salad with house dressing. Be sure to indicate if you would prefer individual or family-style/traditional plating
Spicy. Authentic dish, serving as a cultural staple meal in homes throughout Ethiopia. Tender chicken drumsticks simmered in spiced butter and specially prepared spices and herbs including garlic, ginger, and onion, accompanied by a hardboiled egg and our exclusive berbere sauce
Tender pieces of chicken breast sautéed in a rich mixture of spiced butter with garlic, ginger, and mixed vegetables with a dash of turmeric. (Butter Optional)
Spicy. Lean chicken pieces sautéed with tomatoes and bell peppers in a rich berbere sauce teeming with the home cooked aromas of Ethiopia. Drizzled in spiced clarified butter. (Butter Optional)
Traditional Ethiopian bread Gluten free, made up of rice and Teff
Dinner Ye Baray (Beef) Entrées
All entrées are served with traditional Injera bread or rice and a side salad with house dressing. Be sure to indicate if you would prefer individual or family-style/traditional plating
Lean beef chunks sautéed with tomatoes, bell peppers, and a special blend of garlic, ginger, onion, and other spices. Drizzled with clarified butter. (Butter Optional)
Highly seasoned lean beef morsels seared and mixed with spiced butter, a blend of onions, tomatoes, jalapeño, and shredded injera simmered in a tangy berbere sauce
Dear customers, please donate to support to expand Queen sheba to alternate medicine through growing teff (gluten free) locally and herbs. Thank you for your support!
Dinner Ye Beg (Lamb) Entrées
All entrées are served with traditional Injera bread or rice and a side salad with house dressing. Be sure to indicate if you would prefer individual or family-style/traditional plating
Tender pieces of lamb simmered in garlic, ginger, and onions blended with tomatoes, bell pepper, and aromatic Ethiopian spices. Topped with traditionally spiced clarified butter. (Butter optional)
Dear customers, please donate to support to expand Queen sheba to alternate medicine through growing teff (gluten free) locally and herbs. Thank you for your support!
Dinner Ye Assa (Fish) Entrées
All entrées are served with traditional Injera bread or rice and a side salad with house dressing. Be sure to indicate if you would prefer individual or family-style/traditional plating
Specially selected farm-raised catfish, trimmed into bite-sized pieces and sautéed in a blend of garlic, ginger, and herbs paired with an assortment of mixed vegetables. Drizzled with seasoned clarified butter. (Butter Optional)
Specially prepared farm-raised catfish stew reduced and simmered in a thick berbere sauce and spiced clarified butter
Dinner Ye Atakilt (Vegan & Vegetarian) Entrées
All entrées are served with traditional Injera bread or rice and a side salad with house dressing. Be sure to indicate if you would prefer individual or family-style/traditional plating
Spicy. Spicy red lentils cooked slowly and bursting with energy, smothered in a sauce of specially prepared herbs and spices including ginger, garlic, onions, and berbere
Combination platter presents some of our favourites and yours on traditional Injera. Misr kik wot (15), kik wot (16), gomen (17), cabbage (20), potato and carrots (21)
Don't forget to order your 100% Arabica Coffee Beans from the very birthplace of coffee! Yirgacheffe Roasted. 1lb Store in Dry Location
Reviews
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1,362 reviews
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4 stars
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3 stars
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Basia Ellis
2 days ago
5.0
Make sure to talk to Keeru! He is the best. Truly cares about customers and making sure they have the best experience! The food is amazing, we get it regularly — the veggie combo is a must even for meat eaters!
MM
Mehsaurus MehSaurus
4 days ago
5.0
The food here is excellent. I'm so glad that we have an Ethiopian restaurant in town. Everything is flavorful, the price is reasonable (it's a lot of work!), and the portions are big. I come mostly for the vegetarian platter, but also get different meat dishes from time to time. The tej (honey wine) is a favorite as well. This is a must-try at least once, as it's an experience, not just food.
SS
Sean Segel
Aug 24, 2026
3.0
The vegetarian sampler was good / flavorful. Attempted to order lamb, but was out. Lol. Not aware of any lamb shortages. (2) person total waitering staff could not keep up with busy restaraunt. Female waiter doesnt give eye contact and can hear her complaining about them being busy. Doesn't serve mango drink till over half way into my meal. Mango drink is not sweet and just plain mango and water blended. Takes forever to give me my check and had to go to the register. They have third person at bar that is not trained to take payments. Wait. Wait. And wait (do they want their money) lol.
CC
Chase
Aug 15, 2026
2.0
I love Ethiopian food so I'm sad to have a negative experience here. I first want to say something I did enjoy about my neal before I detail a few problems. The biggest advantage of this place over other Ethiopian places I’ve been to is the quantity. Each person was able to get a large single serve portion and they have Tons of injera. Note: this is rare compared the other places that give few and charge extra for more; we had 6 rolls left to take home.
However I did have problems here. First the service and (physical) atmosphere was awful. I went in the peak of summer and there was a single small plug in fan. After our meal, the outside was cooler! Please install AC or actual fans. We were all sweating. The handle on the bathroom was HOT to the touch since the window was pulling in hot air. The servers also never visited the tables and we had to ask for the water, for boxes, And for the check. Especially when it’s that hot, water refills (or leaving jugs on the table) should be a must.
The heat over m-fermented the injeera too. It was way too sour. The primary flavor was pure citric acid, instead of the nice nutty and sourdough flavor. I usually can eat my injeera plain at other Ethiopian restaurants. I could not here; it was actively unpleasant.
I thought the food was okay. The salad was okay but had way too much salt and vinegar. The lentil dishes were similar, both a little basic and bland. The collard greens were very good however.
I'm sure I would a better experience on a cooler day or at a buffet here. Regardless, there are very easy steps to fix the problems I had: get AC, control the temp when fermenting injeera, have more waiters or better service.
MM
Michelle Maldonado
Aug 13, 2026
5.0
Every time I leave I’m so full and so satisfied! Portions are great! Ladies are so nice and friendly! I usually have leftovers haha ALSO vegan/vegetarian options are what draws me to Queen Sheba! I am grateful there is an Ethiopian restaurant in little Sacramento 😆
Frequently Asked Questions About Queen Sheba Ethiopian Cuisine
What are the opening hours for Queen Sheba Ethiopian Cuisine?
Queen Sheba Ethiopian Cuisine is open from 11:30 AM to 9:00 PM Monday through Thursday and Sunday, and from 11:30 AM to 10:00 PM on Friday and Saturday.
Does Queen Sheba Ethiopian Cuisine offer delivery and takeout services?
Yes, Queen Sheba Ethiopian Cuisine offers both in-store pickup and delivery services.
Can I find the menu for Queen Sheba Ethiopian Cuisine online?
Yes, the menu is available online at https://queenshebas.com/menu.
Where is Queen Sheba Ethiopian Cuisine located?
It is located at 1704 Broadway, Sacramento, CA 95818, USA.
What type of cuisine does Queen Sheba Ethiopian Cuisine specialize in?
Queen Sheba Ethiopian Cuisine specializes in Ethiopian and African cuisine, offering vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free options.
Is Queen Sheba Ethiopian Cuisine family-friendly?
Yes, it is a family restaurant and also offers catering services.
What are the delivery hours for Queen Sheba Ethiopian Cuisine?
Delivery is available from 11:30 AM to 8:30 PM Monday through Thursday and Sunday, and until 9:30 PM on Friday and Saturday.
Are there any notable places near Queen Sheba Ethiopian Cuisine where I can visit before or after dining?
Yes, nearby you can visit STAB! Comedy Theater for entertainment or Mast Coffee for a coffee break.
How can nearby transit and landmarks help me find Queen Sheba Ethiopian Cuisine?
Queen Sheba Ethiopian Cuisine is near landmarks such as Capital City Loan and Jewelry and Loyalty Pawn, which can help you locate it on Broadway in Sacramento.
Are there other dining options near Queen Sheba Ethiopian Cuisine?
Yes, nearby dining options include Taste of Thai, Kyoto Sushi Bar Grill & Ramen, Chada Thai Cuisine, and Kathmandu Kitchen.
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