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Zemam's Too

EthiopianAfricanTucsonMidtown

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This spot has closed for good. We're keeping the page around for the memories — it no longer appears in our guides or recommendations.

East African Ethiopian and Eritrean cuisines come alive. Hailing from the castle region of Gondar, and the cradle of human civilization, Tucson’s first African restaurant wows you in simple flair. Zemam's Too is currently open on Speedway while Zemam’s on Broadway is under construction. The Broadway location will reopen, an International sports lounge will move into one of the buildings, and a new coffee shop named Sidamo Coffee will open its doors in the other. The coffee shop is in partnership with Savaya Coffee and the three buildings collaboratively will be named Z Street.

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