Seattle, WA
Shewa-Ber Bar & Restaurant offers great potential options for vegans. Although they do not specifically accommodate vegans, dishes like the Miser Wat and Shiro Wat are worth exploring.
Contains injera, red pepper sauce, and tomato paste. We believe this item is vegan as is.
Contains beef stew, turmeric sauce, and traditional spices. We don't recommend this item.
Contains berbere, red lentil, and spices. We believe this item is vegan as is.
Contains egg, rice, and vegetables. We believe this item is vegan as is.
Contains spaghetti. We suggest removing the (beef sauce, tomato sauce*)[1].
Contains injera, red pepper sauce, and tomato paste. We believe this item is vegan as is.
Contains berbere, red lentil, and spices. We believe this item is vegan as is.
Contains egg, rice, and vegetables. We believe this item is vegan as is.
Contains chickpea flour, and mild sauce. We believe this item is vegan as is.
Contains beetroot, dinich, gomen, misir, shiro, and ater kik. We believe this item is vegan as is.
Contains spaghetti. We suggest removing the (beef sauce, tomato sauce*)[1].
Contains alicha wat, half and half, and kay wat. The Alicha wat or the Kay wat may contain non-vegan ingredients.
Contains lentil filling, and pastry. This item may contain dairy. The dough may contain non-vegan ingredients.
Contains ketchup, and potato fries. We believe this item is vegan as is.
Contains spring roll wrapper, and vegetables. This item may contain seafood-based seasoning. The wrapper may contain non-vegan ingredients.
Contains dressing, lettuce, lemon, onion, and tomato. This item may contain dairy. The in-house dressing may contain non-vegan ingredients.
No vegan options.