What we’re about
The Ethiopian coffee ceremony is a deeply rooted cultural tradition that goes far beyond simply drinking coffee—it’s a social and spiritual ritual symbolizing community, hospitality, and connection. Originating in Ethiopia, the birthplace of coffee, this ceremony celebrates the process of preparing, serving, and enjoying coffee as a shared experience.
Social Importance:
The Ethiopian coffee ceremony is a time for gathering, storytelling, and meaningful conversations. It’s an opportunity to slow down, foster relationships, and build community. Whether shared among family, neighbors, or guests, the ceremony reflects Ethiopia’s emphasis on connection and hospitality.
Ethiopian coffee social brings this cultural experience to DC . Come share every Sunday from 11am-1pm. We host at Gueny’s Cafe which is known by its delicious authentic Ethiopian food and coffee. We encourage our members to take advantage of trying.
What to expect
-Coffee Ceremony
-Ethiopian board game Gebeta in Amharic and Mancala in English
-Delicious Ethiopian breakfast
-Little market ingredients with recipes
-Ethiopian spices
-Ethiopian bread injera
-Grab and go Ethiopian stews
-learn one Ethiopian word with its unique alphabet writing
-write your name in Amharic
The Cafe is open till 6 pm anyone wants to take time stay after 1 pm you are welcome. Cozy spot to hung out.
