Piassa Ingera in Toronto

After hiking and photographing from west of High Park to Dundas Square (with a number of detours and stops along the way), I needed refreshment. The problem was: who is open at 10:50pm at night? Piassa Injera (ፒያሳ እንጀራ ቅመማ ቅመም እና ቁርስ ቤት) was. It was a great relief to find the door open, and cool bottles of water in the fridge at that hour. I loved the late night atmosphere inside the shop. There were a number of people around a table near the back having a good time, talking, laughing. This was like the old country where my family is from. The shopkeeper helped me with my Amharic language skills, and then I was off to complete my task of photographing the neighbourhoods of Parliament Street. አመሰግናለሁ (I got the pronunciation now).

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Everything is good , owner is nice 👍 but only one problem I hate the most is the time . this the 3rd time I come and they are closed. I come from far away and the app says open but once I get there it’s closed they are never open on time 👎👎👎👎👎they work when ever they want to .

Wonderful customer service. There is lots of variety Ethiopian and Eritrean traditional food and spices with very reasonable prices. Thank you. Keep up the good work:)

This place is hardly ever open.Just the male friends of owner sitting in the total seating of 1 table and a handful of chairs.Just a coffee machine on counter.The man at counter very unfriendly as were the men sitting and glaring.I asked what was on menu and he replied "we don't serve food!!!! An array of outdated packaged filthy spices,coffee beans.😫😫😫

I like the store the owner is fantastic and friendly however the neighborhood looks like Ground Zero for homeless and Junkies

It's best to take it to go but the food is to die for wow.

A wonderfyl place to relax. They have nice expresso and ethiopian food