Addis Night Life

Addis Night Life

You can taste varieties of vegan and non vegetarian delicious Ethiopian meals, attend a typical Ethiopian Coffee Ceremony, and see the LIVE dance show of the different tribal people of the country. The dancers are dressed with costumes of the tribes.

Cultural Night Life

You can taste varieties of vegan and non vegetarian delicious Ethiopian meals, attend a typical Ethiopian Coffee Ceremony, and see the LIVE dance show of the different tribal people of the country. The dancers are dressed with costumes of the tribes.

Tej Bets

If authentic experiences are what you’re after, there’s no better place than a tej bet to down the famed golden elixir (honey wine). Most are open from 10am to around 10pm, but are busiest in the evening. They’re the traditional haunt of men, so women should keep a low profile. They never have signs, so you’ll have to ask locals to point them out.

Nightclubs

Nightlife in Addis has settled into a nice rhythm – the good places are still good and still around, and the bad ones have fallen by the wayside.

While most nightclubs open as early as 9pm, there’s no point in arriving before midnight. Those open during the week close around 2am; things wrap up nearer to 5am on weekends. Cover charges vary between Birr50 and Birr100 at most venues, depending on the day (but are sometimes free). Expect to drop a minimum of Birr50 for a beer and Birr80 for a cocktail.