We are open 7 days

Mon & Tues dinner 6:00 PM - 10:00PM

Wed - Sun dinner 5:00 PM - 10:00 PM

Happy Hour Wed & Thur 5:00 Pm - 6:30 PM

Discover delicious Ethiopian food in Brooklyn at Bati Ethiopian Kitchen, serving Doro Wot, a large variety of the best Vegan dishes, and more, 7 days a week in Clinton Hill/Bed Stuy

Looking for Ethiopian food near you?

Come experience Bati Ethiopian Kitchen in Clinton Hill/ Bed-Stuy - where bold flavours, vegan dishes, cocktails, and live music come together.

Join us for dinner in our dining room, or order online for pickup and delivery. Whether you’re stepping in for the vibe or enjoying it at home, Bati brings big flavor to every table

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the love we have for great food runs deep

At our core, food isn’t just about taste, it’s about passion, tradition, and connection. Every recipe tells a story, every ingredient carries meaning, and every shared meal strengthens the bonds between people. Discover what makes us stand out!

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Welcome to Bati Ethiopian Kitchen

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Feature in Edible BrooklyN

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The Best Vegan Spot in Brooklyn

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Named in Forbes Top Ten African Restaurants in NYC

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Bati Featured in the New York Daily News: Dining Along the G Line

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A Taste of Ethiopia in Brooklyn: What to Expect When Dining at Bati

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“Cocktails, Tej & More: Your Go-To Bar and Ethiopian Restaurant in Brooklyn”

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CNN Features Bati Ethiopian Kitchen in Pandemic Story

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LIve Jazz with the EM Einhorn trio

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New Dinner Menu!

Reservation and Walk-in Policies

We currently only take reservations for groups of 2-6 people on Resy. We also save several tables for walk-ins during our dinner service both indoors and outdoors.
Reservations for parties of 2-6 people become available on Resy, 7 days in advance, starting at 12 noon.
For parties of 7-12 guests please email welcome@batikitchen.com

We hold tables for 15 minutes in the event that you are late. If you're running late, please text us at 917-402-7754
We only seat complete parties but will try our best to accommodate if members of your group are late.
When making a reservation, please include children in your final guest count. Our tables lack additional space for highchairs.

We are excited to serve you!

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Discover the award-winning delicious offering we have created for you.

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Best of Brooklyn 2021 & 2023

Winner of Best award for the Best African Restaurant!

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At Bati Ethiopian, Vegetables Star on the Plate-Here’s What to Order