Stan Lee

Google review

Met with others for lunch and ordered the meat and veggy combo family style, along with fish goulash. Food was great and looked good too. Do remember what to expect when coming here! Ethiopian food means no utensils but your hands and the injera bread you're using. There's an option for gluten-free injera for those who may care. We didn't get it ourselves and had a plate for each of us to dig in. With tax and tip, ended up a tad over $20 a person. Will definitely try again if I'm in the area in the future.

kate mw

Google review

Amazing food. Went for lunch and had great service. Got the Doro Wat and Shiro Wat and they were each amazing. There were plenty of vegetarian and vegan options. Would definitely come back! There is also gluten-free injera which was cool.

Ashton Miller

Google review

Old school diner vibes. Solid menu options which include gluten free, vegetarian and vegan.

Loren Brown

Google review

This place has gone downhill recently. Just had Sunday brunch with 2 friends. 1 drink order was wrong. A bloody merry order came out with 80% concentrated mixer. It was visibly green and un drinkable. The “corrected” drink order was the wrong size and the replacement bloody merry order came out 15 minutes later and after our food was out. The food was mediocre at best. The sandwich we ordered with a gluten free bread substitution came out as 2 separate sandwiches on 4 pieces of gluten free bread. They separated the guts of one sandwich to make 2 crappy sandwiches for no reason we could think of. Just bizarre. Service was slow (Not unexpected for a Sunday brunch). The building is falling apart (The stairs to the bathroom are dangerous). This place used to be great. It’s a real bummer.

Harry Allen

Google review

Great value for the amount and quality of food given. They were also very accommodating with my group's dietary restrictions (gluten free and vegan)