Reviews for Nefetari's in Tallahassee, FL
I liked the mutton and chicken curry there. The place is great. I tried their burrito and nachos as well which were not great.... They have a good samosa. The interior is thoughtfully designed. Read more
The decor was definitely interesting, electic Egyptian. Don't be fooled, the food was not Egyptian, very international, and very... good! We tried the naan nachos, forbidden fried rice, honey eggplant, mushroom ravioli, and a salad. The nachos was outstanding,never had anything like it. Read more
Despite it being Graduation weekend, we had excellent service and outstanding food. I even had my anti vegetable son ENJOY... broccoli. Read more
A hidden gem, This place was amazing, the service was super friendly and I even had a chance to chat with the owner. One of a... kind, I highly recommend eating here! Read more
We love the vegetarian and vegan options... the Ethiopian Stew Platter, Carribean Jerk with Tofu, Honey Eggplant, Samosa and... sweet and spicy Califlower Fritters are our favorites... the music and atmosphere are lovely... and the interior design justbeautiful... Read more
You cannot be disappointed here. The menu, while not large, is very unique and varied. I had a lamb jerk platter and the wife... had shrimp primavera with samosas as an appetizer. Collard greens and sweet potatoes round out the multicultural feel. Thedrink specials were very enticing but we did not partake this time around. We will be returning and can highly recommend thatyou try it out as well.I Read more
Global dining experience with a variety of vegan and vegetarian dishes. Food very well prepared and delicious. Service was very... good. Beer, wine, and cocktails available. Closed Monday and Tuesday. Dinner only except Saturdays. Well worth it. Read more
I tried Nefetaris at the tallahassee veg out event and to be honest I thought the food tasted really good. Unfortunately as... someone who saved up to be able to come to this event I can not justify spending $5 for one single cauliflower floret + crumbs.On top of that the women who served me dropped all the samosas in front of me then proceeded to serve me and the rest of theattendees the fallen samosa. I get that they needed to serve a lot of people but the amount of food for the money spent wasinsulting and hurtful to people who dont have a lot of money. . . . Edit to reply: if the samosas did not touch the ground I doapologize. I was stating what I believed to see and it looked to me from my view they were scooped up and served. If I am wrongthat's okay. I'm not here to destroy your reputation. Regardless what I was more upset about was the fact that I got exactly ONEfloret of cauliflower for $5 plus a few very small crumbs of batter. That was totally unacceptable for me. No matter how goodthe quality there's no reason for such a small portion in my opinion. Read more