This spot offers a chill, family-friendly atmosphere with a lovely back patio perfect for relaxing. The spacious interior features gorgeous wall art, creating a welcoming setting ideal for those seeking a gluten-free dining experience in a comfortable environment.
Call ahead for gluten-free injera; requires a couple of hours' notice.
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Last dine-in orders are taken by 8:15 pm, even if they close at 9:00 pm.
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Parking can be poor and inconvenient.
People are saying
Diners’ reviews
C
Community member
Came here recently after not having Ethiopian food in forever and it’s just as good as I remember. The food here was so fresh and could be made gluten free.
C
Community member
I have only come twice but I LOVE their food. Staff is rad and very nice. They have the best lentil soup I have ever had. I am a lentil-aholic. I have gotten sides and a full veggie plate with gluten free injera. Two different times. The plate is TONS of food. The sides weren’t much but delicious so stick with the full plate is my only suggestion! Can’t wait for next time. The ingredients and cooking is clearly excellent quality so I def recommend as I am very particular. (I usually only leave reviews of places I like/love and would recommend or if someone/place is particularly unfair)
C
Community member
It’s been 30 years since I’ve had Ethiopians food and was very excited to get a vegetarian sample plate and meat samplers.
The injera bread was great and they had a gluten free version that was even better! But the on the veggie plate, the food lacked robust flavor and the cabbage and potatoes undercooked.
The meat plate had decent flavor but the meats were so dry, it was not edible and the chicken tasted as if it had turned . So bummed. Nothing like I remembered