The food is more like a 3.25 to 3.5, but something about the atmosphere, which is not fancy (it looks like a former American Legion Hall) but feels homey. The staff are very nice- a definite 5 out of 5! The beer and wine prices are very low. We tried Tej, the Ethiopian honey wine. It was cloyingly sweet but... More

This was the first time I've had ethiopian food since I was a kid; this place was really good. The food was flavorful, well prepared and served in a welcoming atmosphere. While the injera (flatbread) was too tart to eat alone, it did enhance the overall food flavor. The decor was average, but I left full and satisfied.

Excellent food - you can eat in a common dish with spouse / girl friend / date and it just adds to the experience. Good menu for vegetarians too - and you can make it spicy. Order the spongy "injera" bread to go and eat it with homemade soup or dips later.

Mediocre Ethiopian.

I've never tried Ethiopian food, so my brother took me here. It's a very simple place, a hole in the wall that's a hidden gem. I love restaurants that feel authentic, not Americanized, and this place is a good example - very simple decor, posters hanging advertising Ethiopian beer. I wish I could tell you what we had, but my... More