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Lalibela is my favorite lunch stop in Tempe. It is a great place to go to grab a quick $10 lunch with a friend. The service isn't the greatest, but because of the nature of Ethiopian food (everything is a stew) the dishes are delivered promptly. The only word of warning I have is to not get stuck in the back corner, as the server tends to forget the people back there. I always get the 4-6-8 for lunch, which consists of: Misir wat (Red lentils with a little bit of heat, although the level of "hot" can tend to vary from day to day) Tikil gomen (A delicious potato, carrot, and cabbage combo) Azifah (Cold lentils, with a bit of jalapeno for flavor) The Injera (bread, which doubles as your eating utensil) is perfect and spongy. Note: Don't order the "half and half" with rice and a half injera, instead get the full injera so you don't need to use a fork. If you want a fun, quick business lunch in Tempe, go to Lalibela
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