TOMOCA

“High quality coffee, chocolate was not the best, there’s a setting area in the first floor you just need to pay extra 25bir, but no place for blagging if you want to work !”

“The vietnamese coffee is winning the world wake-up tomo, wake-up wakey wakey, drop your prices or do something different internationally cause vietnamese coffee forsure it's hitting the ✅️ spot, cheaper price quality products 👌”

“They dont accept debit/credit card even tho there was a sign. So i needed to come back to the hotel to exchange money. The Macciato was really good. Extra charge for sitting upstairs. Unfortunately only 500g beans/powder packs were available so i bough 4packs. I want to visit again.”

Nathnael Tekabe★★★★★

An absolute must-visit for any coffee lover! Tomoca Coffee truly offers an authentic taste of Ethiopian coffee culture. The moment you walk in, the rich aroma of fresh-roasted beans is incredible. I tried the [Name of Coffee/Drink, e.g., Macchiato or traditional Buna] and it was easily the best I've had—deeply flavorful, perfectly roasted, and served with a wonderful tradition. The staff are quick and clearly passionate about their craft. Whether you're grabbing beans to take home or enjoying a quick, powerful cup at the counter, this is a truly iconic coffee experience. Highly recommend!"

Omo Culture Ethiopian Tours★★★★★

📍 Overview & History Tomoca Coffee was founded in Addis Ababa in 1953, making it one of the oldest commercial coffee roasting enterprises in Ethiopia. The name “TOMOCA” comes from Italian Torrefazione Moderna Caffé (meaning “modern coffee roasting”). It started as a coffee roaster and café, and has since expanded to many branches around Addis and beyond. The brand has become something of a local institution: a place not only for coffee but for experiencing Addis’s coffee culture. Location & Hours One of the main branches is located on Wawel Street (Wavel St), Piassa, Addis Ababa. Typical opening hours: daily from around 06:30 AM to 8:30 PM. What to Expect The café has a vintage, “old-school” vibe — you’ll often find the smell of freshly roasted beans as soon as you walk in. It serves a variety of coffee drinks: espresso-style, macchiatos, etc., as well as bags of roasted beans for purchase. Many visitors note the strong flavour — e.g., a reviewer said “The coffee was very s

Kellson Marcus★★★★★

During my brief visit to Addis Ababa, I had the pleasure of visiting Tomoca, a local coffee shop. Despite my limited time in the city, I found the experience to be quite enjoyable. The staff, though not fluent in English, were friendly and welcoming, and we were able to communicate effectively. The coffee, as anticipated, was excellent, and the overall experience was enhanced by the friendly atmosphere created by the staff. Tomoca also offers coffee beans for purchase, which I highly recommend as a way to bring a taste of Ethiopia back home. If you happen to be in Addis Ababa, I encourage you to visit Tomoca for a delightful coffee experience.

Meghyem★★★★★

High quality coffee, chocolate was not the best, there’s a setting area in the first floor you just need to pay extra 25bir, but no place for blagging if you want to work !

Anebessa Anebessa★★★

The vietnamese coffee is winning the world wake-up tomo, wake-up wakey wakey, drop your prices or do something different internationally cause vietnamese coffee forsure it's hitting the ✅️ spot, cheaper price quality products 👌

kim kayla★★★★

They dont accept debit/credit card even tho there was a sign. So i needed to come back to the hotel to exchange money. The Macciato was really good. Extra charge for sitting upstairs. Unfortunately only 500g beans/powder packs were available so i bough 4packs. I want to visit again.

Amanu R★★★

We're spending Labor Day at Tomocaa with a cool macchiato

Abdiwali Mohamed★★★★★

My shoot on Tomoca Coffee