Habesha Ethiopian restaurant and bar

In Austin for a couple days for business conference. Saw this close to hotel and knew I had to try it. Have had Ethiopian food a few times before. This place is great! Went with the beef combo to try several options. Also the Ayib Begoman roll So good! Eating it the proper way with the injera instead of with silverware seems to make it taste better somehow even!

I got lamb and everything was so flavorful! The service is great, the food was hot! I really enjoyed the space. I’m going to have every dish here and report back

Habesha Ethiopian Restaurant is a fantastic spot for authentic Ethiopian cuisine. We ordered the vegetarian platter, and it was more than enough for four people, with a delightful mix of lentils, vegetables, and stews served with soft, tangy injera. The flavors were rich and satisfying, perfect for a group meal. The staff was incredibly kind and attentive, ensuring we had a great dining experience. A must-visit for anyone looking to enjoy Ethiopian food!

Best Ethiopian restaurant we have tried in Austin. Had the vegan combo and awaze lamb. Loved their ice tea with Cinnamon. Peaceful setting. Will have to return on a Sunday to try their specials.

This is the best food ever!!!! I had never eaten Ethiopian food until a friend of mine had taken me and it is now my ALL TIME FAVORITE FOOD! I just can’t get enough! I love the customer service as well. The bartender is so kind! It’s a very comforting environment and clean. This food is hands down AMAZING! I do not know who the chef is but TOTS, seriously! I feel like I’m eating a slice of Heaven when I taste the food. If you have a hang over or don’t feel well I would recommend it also because it is very healing. It is well worth the price because everything is made fresh to order! Everything is phenomenal! I would highly recommend! 10/10!!!! Thank you to the wonderful people who run and own this restaurant! We need more places like this in Austin.

One of my favorite place for dining. The food here is yummy. Definitely recommend. Recently I observed the portion size has gone down compared to the pricing. Hope they are gonna make a note of it.

We came in for lunch. We must've been the first people of the day, no wait. Food was delicious. I have never had this cuisine before so we went with the meat and vegetables platter and the waitress chose our sides for us. It was good amount of food for 2 people. The place is very clean as well, lots of natural lighting. Loved it!

Food was delicious & different. I've never had authentic Ethiopian food before. I would wager this is it. The Honey Wine was delicious!!!

Habesha has become a staple restaurant for me to return to every time I visit my partner in Austin, and every time I come, I am always upset that I don't live here. Everything on the menu is absolutely delicious. My go to is sharing a veggie combo platter (the menu says for one but it can easily feed 2-3 people) and one meat dish if we're crazy hungry. Absolutely fantastic, always. The service is always great with every employee being kind and welcoming. The space is pretty spacious and has really gorgeous, colorful tables to sit at. I got hot tea to drink, which was a huge portion (the pot is deceivingly big), and was cinnamon and clove flavored. Perfect for the cold weather! Today, I brought my family, so we got a couple extras in addition to the go to Vegetable Combo: Beef Sambusa: flavorful, crispy, and the dipping spoon was fresh and added some lightness to the pastry. Azifa Roll: omg, sooo delicious and has become a must order for me on future visits. the mustard flavor is really gorgeous and compliments the lentils so well. Vegetable Combo Platter: a delight as always!! A must get every time. Lamb Awazay Tibs: so flavorful with really tender bites of meat, onion, and jalepeno. If asked, get it spicy- spicy is just wicked good flavor, rather than heat. I cannot recommend Habesha enough for a fantastic, filling meal. Happy eating!

This was one of the more odd dining out experiences for me. It was my best friend's birthday and the Ethiopian restaurant that we generally like was closed on a Tuesday. We took this as an opportunity to try a new place, given there are only three or so Ethiopian options in Austin. When we arrived, there was no hostess or server anywhere. We waited a while and a lady walked out of the kitchen, with no greeting or welcome, and already irritated that we hadn't seated ourselves. Maybe put up a simple sign letting customers know to do so? The platter options are also odd - you can either get variety but order only for 1 person, or order for 2 and only choose 4 items. We wanted to try more of the dishes so went with several orders of Option 1 but the quantities were relatively small for an Ethiopian restaurant. It also arrived with only one injera and we had to keep ordering more. Other places start you off with at least a basket. And their platter was $20 for one person - on the pricier side compared to other places. The lady was nowhere to be found once food was delivered to the table - we had to knock on the kitchen door just to get someone's attention when we wanted to order more food and had already waited a while to see if she comes back outside. I can't say service was horrible because service was non-existent, though the limited interactions we did have were cold and unfriendly. Yet it wasn't a cafe with counter service either, they expected you to remain seated. And neither was this one lady the actual chef who might be multitasking. Once we received the extra orders of the "sides", they were basically 2 spoons worth of the dishes. I couldn't get over the fact of how little food they served, especially being too used to the open-heartedness and generosity of other Ethiopian dining experiences. All that would be discounted if the food delivered at least on flavors. Unfortunately, most of the dishes were missing the richness of spices and flavors that this cuisine is known for. Food was toned down and more on the bland front.

I ate here over a year ago and had decent food after a long wait for pickup. Since that time, I receive at least one spam text per week from different senders. I can't unsubscribe and I can't block, since it comes from different sources. Be careful about giving them your information. They obviously don't care about how they manage their advertisements.

I love Ethiopian food in general. This is my first time coming here. The injera bread is cool/cold? I think they refrigerate them, which is understandable in this texas summer, but it's my first time eating cold injera. The food is great. No complaint here. The meat is super tender. There's not a single piece that is chewy. The service is also very good. Overalll a nice experience. I'll be back again when I crave for Ethiopian food.

Met a friend for lunch this week to process the results of the election. I've always enjoyed Ethiopian food and the injera bread. This was no exception. We shared a very large 2 person combo plate which was yummy. The waitress was very nice and helped us decide what options to select. There was only two other people there when we first arrived and maybe one more table was taken before we left. The restaurant had a very strong incense smell that made the inside look hazy. It was not unpleasant but strong so it took us a bit to adapt to it. The food was fresh and the combo gave us a few options to try. I look forward to going back and trying different items next time!

Can't believe I waited so long to try Habesha.. the lamb was fantastic.. the service was excellent (Mike )

I was relieved to find an Ethiopian restaurant in the Austin/Round Rock area as it is something that is not easy to find in many other parts of the country. The restaurant is easy to find in a small strip and the decor is full of Ethiopian culture. The ambiance is clean and the restaurant is nicely sized. Service is good and servers are friendly. Be patient as it'll take some time to get your food, but it is definitely worth it. They have many vegetarian and meat options, depending on what you like. I got one of the beef tibs and kitfo (raw tartare) which goes great with their traditional Injera bread (teff flour based). I recommend trying a few different dishes, so you can find what you like. They also sell Ethiopian coffee Food is reasonably priced, filling, and delicious

Loved the ambience here, so quaint yet vibrant! Vegetarian combo was delicious. Every vegetable dish was flavorful and it was fun making different combos for every bite. We were recommended a cubed beef dish that ended up being a little overcooked and chewy, but still nice. Would try a chicken dish next time. For two people we got more injera and had enough leftovers for lunch the next day.

We came here a little before 5:00 p.m. Outside the place did not look promising but at least inside it was empty. But the food was pretty, pretty, pretty, pretty, good. (Channel your inner Larry David here.) Boyfriend recommended we try the Tej, a fermented honey wine with notes of balsamic vinegar with the cloying sweetness of a Gewurtraminer. It was perfect for the food. I loved the spongy bread. The service was great and I liked the woodsy spicy smell of a Cost Plus. Planning on going to more Ethiopian restaurants in the future. I like eating with my hands.

I haven't been to Habesha in a very long time. I usually go to the food truck on Airpot/chavez or make my own. But I was driving by hungry and wanted to honor my friend Chipo who loved Habesha. CHIPO. WE MISS YOUR BEAUTIFUL SMILE AND LAUGH! Habesha was great today. Really good! I am an Ethiopian food snob. It hit the spot!

I've been here a couple of times and always enjoyed my experiences! Of the 3 Ethiopian restaurants in Austin this one has the widest array of options, and is on par with Aster's in terms of quality and price. The only area I'd give Aster's the edge is in the flexibility of their combo platters, you need a bigger group or to come here several times to try a wide swath of the menu. With that said it is absolutely worth coming multiple times to try as much of the menu as you can! On my most recent visit here I had what was almost certainly my favorite dish I've tried at Habesha. Shifinfin caught my eye, its tibs firfir topped with kitfo. I hadn't really enjoyed kitfo on its own previously, but I thought the introduction of different textures and even more flavor might me more my speed and it absolutely was! The dish was incredibly rich and flavorful. Even by Ethiopian standards it packs a good amount of spice, but I can't recommend this dish enough Overall, I think this is a great spot for newcomers to Ethiopian food and for those who routinely have it and want to explore some new dishes

Excellent service, atmosphere, and food. We got the Veg 1, doro key wot, and kitfo ribs--all extremely delicious. The chicken in the doro wot was also like it had been bbq'd. So smoky and tender and moist. The art is really cool and the waiter was very kind. They had really good Ethiopian beer called Walia, which is a light and smooth lager, that we really liked. Will be returning!

What a great hidden gem ! Our honest opinion would be that this is the best Ethiopian restaurant in the Austin area ! We ve tried tons of other places and usually go to the famous ones but recently those were not upto the mark and we decided we would try Habesha and see if we like it, and bam! It hit the spot :) curries were amazing and sides were great, ambiance was bright and welcoming and so many spots to park . We tried the vegetarian combo and each dish was perfection! From the spinach, cheese, cabbage to the lentils and a special coconut paste - everything was amazing ! And we ordered the doro wot and the lamb tibs - and we were blown away! Probably the best dishes we've tasted in Ethiopian cuisine . The service was quick and immeccableThis will be our only go to place for Ethiopian from now on!

Review from a simpleton on the Veggie platter - orange and yellow lentils very good - hummus dip thing really good - beets? yes pleaseeee - mmm injera yum (but no free refills, sad) - collard greens and cabbage and potatoes yum yum yum - mm ethiopian coffee very yum Yes, duh i would come back i love ethiopian food!

Looks run down from outside- like it's hard to tell if they're even open. But once you get inside it's clean and nice. They have an expansive menu, with beef, lamb, veggie options, and a full bar. I've been twice now and both times had excellent food. I recommend the vegetarian combo. They're fast, and the prices are reasonable. Maybe $20/person if you don't order drinks.

TERRIBLE. My boyfriend wanted to try this place out for his birthday dinner and we were a party of 5. We arrived at 7:30 and did not leave until 10:30. I have no idea what is going on in the kitchen but waiting 2+ hours for food is absolutely insane and ruined our appetite. The waitress was apathetic and rarely checked on us, she hardly spoke, and we had to go find her several times to ask for more water/refills while we waited. The food was so unmemorable that I can only think about how much of a waste of an evening and money this place was. There was also a flickering light above our table that was nauseating. THIS PLACE SUCKS.

This unassuming little restaurant is located of I-35 and 2222 in a strip mall. I came on a Wednesday at around 2pm and had the place to myself. Let me preface this by saying I love Ethiopian food, I order the same thing the first time in order to get a baseline for ratings. This visit was no different. Service: service was fine. Nothing to note. My server was a little busy chatting with people at the bar. He wasn't the most attentive, but nothing to complain about. Ambience: The restaurant is a nice size. Lots of tables, a full bar and an enclosed porch seating area. The restaurant was clean and well kept. The goods: I always start with the Ethiopian tea! It was excellent. Perfectly spiced and the honey elevated it. Followed that with lentil sambusas. They were a let down, especially for the price. Two small sambusa, very little flavor and the jalapeño sauce was not good. For my entree I chose the chicken tibs with awaze sauce and injera. I added tekle gomen (cabbage) as an additional side. The chicken was very oily and salty. The awaze sauce didn't have much spice. The tekle gomen was subpar, it lacked flavor and was not worth the additional cost. The injera was okay, it was served cold. Overall I can't say that I'd visit again. I look forward to exploring the other Ethiopian restaurants in Austin and the surrounding area.

Great service great cuisine great atmosphere, I can't wait to come here again! We got the veggie/meat platter and told the staff to just get us right... they got us RIGHT!!!!! LOVE!

I love ethiopian food and decided to try this restaurant as there are so few Ethiopian restaurants in Austin. We ordered two vegetarian combos which included a variety of dishes in a family style platter with two rolls of injera. I especially liked hummus fit fit as it was a unique dish I had not tried before. Unlike most ethiopian restaurants that serve unlimited injera with the combo platters, they charged $1.50 for each extra injera. Overall, we enjoyed the food and would come Beck to try other menu options.

Our dining experience here was fantastic, with excellent food and a lovely indoor ambiance. Although the service was a bit slow, it was understandable, given that only one server was very kind and attentive. We were pleasantly surprised by the variety of vegan options, which made our vegan friend happy. We ordered the lentil sambusas, a vegan platter, and a beef combo--all excellent choices. The coffee ceremony was the perfect palate cleanser to end our meal. Everything was delicious, and we're looking forward to returning.

Eating at Habesha brought fond memories of the times I was in Tanzania having Ethiopian food almost every other Saturday. As an avid fan of Ethiopian food, I try to find an Ethiopian restaurant wherever I go. Habesha came highly recommended and it didn't disappoint at all - be it quantity wise or switching couple of dishes around. I had one of their veggie platter - Misir, Shiro Wot and Azifa were so full of flavor - took me right back to Tanzania. Always ask for 'berbere powder' to spice things up. Server was exceptionally happy to give us a free refills of injera a couple of times. Also, having a sweet tooth, we ordered their tiramisu and what a game changer twist we encountered - the tiramisu was brought in FROZEN!!!! Of course, it was super delicious.

Really good Ethiopian place with fresh and tasty dishes. We got the sambusa for appetizer and the veg combo plate with doro tibs for mains. There's only one lady running the place but she did a great job. Wasn't crowded at all on Friday at lunchtime. The location isn't great - just off the highway - and I would definitely not park my car out of eyesight at night in the parking lot.

Super authentic Ethiopian restaurant with great service. I'm a white boy, but have had my Ethiopian friends host me for dinner and this is almost as intimate. To the uninitiated: Be prepared to eat with your bare hands and share the meal (kinda like Buca D' Beppo) you will have your own plates

We knew nothing about Ethiopian food. But they were helpful with recommendations. We loved the food and the service was wonderful. Enjoyed Ethiopian wine and beer.

I love Ethiopian food and try to find a new restaurant in each city I visit. I accidentally found this restaurant around the corner from my hotel while I was on a business trip. What a great surprise! The food was delicious. The injera was very fresh. Probably the best I have ever had. My whole meal was outstanding. The service great. My server was very prompt and attentive. The atmosphere was lively. I strongly recommend this place!

The food was terrific, and the ambiance inside was pleasant. Service was a bit slow, but that's understandable, as only one server was very kind. We came with a vegan friend and were pleasantly surprised by the various vegan options. We ordered the lentil sambusas, a vegan platter, and a beef combo--all excellent choices. We also tried the coffee ceremony, which was the perfect way to finish the meal. Everything was delicious, and we're excited to come back!

I'm not sure what kind of day it was when I came in, but the whole place was very smokey and half the lights were flickering. Otherwise the place was clean and the waiter was attentive. I got the beef combo plate which was the best Ethiopian I've ever had, but I can't say much since I've only tried Ethiopian one other time. The meats were juicy and the plate was enough to share between two people. I had also ordered a baklava to finish my meal, but it was extremely stale. I'm not sure how baklava can taste stale, but that was the dominant flavor note.

I have only tried Ethiopian food twice before, but this restaurant had by far the most delicious food. The dishes in the vegetable/meat combo were full of flavor and tasted freshly made and healthy. It was such a treat to sample cuisine from another part of the world. I would definitely recommend checking it out for the experience. The honey wine and light Ethiopian beer were also pretty amazing. Such unique flavors. The honey wine was super sweet as could be assumed, but the waitress was nice enough to provide a sample to taste before deciding whether to order it or not.

Celebrating one of my favorite friends and she has been wanting to come to this location. Can't wait to share. We had a great time and gave little speeches to our friend. Remember to remind others how important they are to!!! She had a great birthday, the food was amazing, and the restaurant played the classic happy Birthday song with a cheese cake and candles. Great experience, tasty food, and a celebrating atmosphere

I was visiting a friend and each time I come to Austin, I make a point of going to Habesha. The food was always fresh and delicious...except this last time. The food was so highly salted, it was almost inedible. I was so disappointed. I'm almost afraid to try it again when I visit Austin in a few months.

We went to Habesha for New Years Eve and had such a wonderful experience. The food was fantastic! Our server Michael was accommodating to our newbie palates and as he said "I've got you" I knew we were in for a treat. The assortment of choices (I wouldn't have normally made) were surprising and delicious. I can't wait to go back.

Amazing food and coffee!!! Enjoyed my visit to this restaurant. Generous portions of food and they made it "spiced" to order so if you are not into spice- feel free to enjoy-the spicer dishes I did try were amazing though. Loved the food, the restaurant is a gem.

We've done takeout from here twice and both times we were given delicious and plentiful food. I love the vegetarian combo, which promises tons of flavor and a variety of lentils, vegetables, and sauces. Their combo comes with a side salad as well.

*OVERALL* A warm, cozy Ethiopian restaurant with friendly service, pretty decor, and generous portions of delicious food. A perfect place for group gatherings and for eating with your hands! There's also a wide variety of plant-based foods. *PARKING* There is a parking lot in the plaza the restaurant is located at. *INTERIOR* On the outside, the restaurant may look a little dull and unassuming but the interior greatly contrasts this with warm-colored lamps and beautiful woven baskets hanging on the walls. *FOOD* Azifa Rolls - A delicious way of eating injera (Ethiopian sour flatbread)! It was a light and refreshing appetizer. The lemon juice cut through the starchiness of the green lentils and injera, making it a great starter for eating more veggies and injera! Ethiopian Tea - It was my first time trying Ethiopian tea and I would highly recommend it if you're a fan of unsweetened hot tea and cinnamon. It had a strong spicy, cinnamon flavor that complemented our food well. I also loved how it was served in a cast iron teapot which kept the tea piping hot! Vegetarian Combo - The wide spread of veggies, beans, and lentils on a large plate of injera is a great platter of food to share with others. I shared a plate with my mom and she felt more comfortable eating with a utensil but I personally think it tastes better eating with my hands haha. It's so fun tearing off pieces of injera and dipping it or wrapping it with all the stews and sauces. The platter also comes with a side basket of more injera rolls and you can always ask for more.

I'd give 6 stars if I could. Yes overlook the parking lot and location, one can easily enjoy that if this was in a more gucci part of ATX it would have easily been 4x the price. If you have lived here anytime at all YKWIM. My girl and I ordered one of the vegetarian sampler platters for two and then two of the meat dishes from the beef menu, One of which was a raw beef dish (Kitfo) that was fantastic...one of the best "taretare I've ever had. My companion if from the Washington area and knew what she was doing ordering...this was my first Ethiopian meal ever. I had expectations based on my bias of its location- I was so off. I was blown away by the foods presentation, service and flavors. I'm a big guy and I was hungry, I ate until I hurt. I cannot wait to go back. JUST GO THERE!

I went to dinner here with a vegetarian friend and we loved every dish we tried but her dish by far was the best! This spot is great for vegetarians because it has more than salads as options! It was great for us meat eaters as well. The dishes had a lot of food and were fantastic! The iced tea was so good and spicy like Chai but different and it intrigued me! My only suggestion would be that the wait staff should check in for dessert after serving as we wanted dessert but they never came back and we were out of time.

Tried here for lunch in between 11:30a-1p and there was NOOO WAIT service was quick. If you order the vegetarian/vegan combo, try to share it with someone else because there is more than enough (especially if you do not care for leftovers - I didn't enjoy mine warmed up later that night). I give it 4 stars because the service was amazing but out of 10 of the portions on my plate, I only enjoyed 3 of them (compared to the other Ethiopian restaurants I've been to). Price was decent.

The service was great. Got a smiling servant. The Sambusa was quarter of a bite and I think a half-bite (two sambusas) do not deserve $6.95. I will come for Injera

I ordered a "Too good to go bag", so I am not sure what was in my bag. I would guess Yellow Lentils, Shiro Wot, collards, and something else. I really enjoyed the food. It was not too spicy and very tasty. The injera was warm, soft, and delicious. My only critique would be that I felt the yellow lentils were a bit underdone. Can't wait to bring my family.

I first discovered Habesha a decade ago, and since then, it has remained my go-to Ethiopian restaurant. The culinary journey that begins with each visit is consistently remarkable and never ceases to impress. Habesha provides a vibrant and authentic Ethiopian dining experience that immerses you in the heart of their culture. The aroma that greets you at the door is but a tantalizing preview of the incredible flavors to come. The menu boasts an impressive array of traditional Ethiopian dishes, each cooked to perfection. Whether you're a fan of the classic Doro Wat or the veggie-friendly Atakilt Wat, Habesha ensures a harmonious blend of spices that results in a symphony of flavors. But the excellence doesn't stop at the food. Habesha's staff has consistently been warm and welcoming, often going above and beyond to make diners feel like family. Their service truly mirrors the sense of community that Ethiopian dining is known for. Ten years later, Habesha hasn't lost its charm. It's stood the test of time with its delectable food, amicable service, and warm atmosphere. This restaurant is more than just a place to eat; it's a place where memories are made and culture is celebrated. For anyone seeking a bona fide Ethiopian culinary experience, Habesha is the place to be. Five stars simply aren't enough for Habesha. Here's to another decade of fantastic dining!

TLDR: I simply was not prepared for the face slap of flavor that this place delivered. So to start things off, a but of a disclaimer. the outside of this building is pretty sketchy. please don't let that deter you from visiting. the inside is the polar opposite of the outside, and is clean and rather well decorated. As soon as you walk in, you get hit in the face with a wave of spices floating through the air. The service we got was great, our waiter was really polite and more than accommodating as we butchered several words trying to order our food. For food, I got the Siga Wot with Injera. I was blown away. everything was delicious. the Siga Wot was amazingly spicy (not "hot", just extremely flavorful) and the Injera was wonderfully fluffy and tasty. I can't really write how floored I was with everything I was eating. For desert, I had the Baklava. This is sort of the only "meh" part of my entire experience. It was plenty good, but compared the amazing food I had been eating, It was only so-so. We also got to try a couple of Ethiopian beers, which proved to be a great addition to the meal. Overall, I rate the place a 4.75/5, losing out solely because of the less than perfect Baklava. I 100% would recommend this place to a friend.

Had takeout once and eaten there once. Will be going again. Food has been good - flavorful. Service has been polite and efficient. We were able to try about 1/3 of the menu items and all but 1 were great. And the one that was not great was a bit bland, so really just not up to the others.

I always order the misir wot with injera and I am never disappointed. This dish has such a deep and rich flavor. I also love the level of spiciness, it's just enough to enhance the flavors. The staff has always been friendly and they work very efficiently. Depending on the time you go, the restaurant can be fairly quiet and I love the traditional Ethiopian music they play in the background! It really adds to the experience. Can't wait to eat there again!

Great portion sizes and friendly staff but food is not amazingly flavorful or spicy. They'll give you extra chili powder if you ask but it's not worth it. Their vegetarian platter has a great spread but none of it is overly delicious. Everything lacks spice and some even lack basic salt. Also takes forever to get the food. Not worth the price in my opinion. Still looking for a good ethiopian place in Austin...

Always good. For lunch this time we ordered 2 plates: veg sampler for 1 + doro wat (chicken, egg, beriberi). It was really enough for 3 people, not just 2. Bottomless injera. Service has always been attentive, polite.

While this isn't the worst Ethiopian cuisine I've had, it was mediocre. Please note I ordered delivery, and did not dine in. Perhaps that affected the quality. The lentils were not even cooked though, and everything was so over salted that no spices or flavors were able to come through. The injera was not sour and tasty, it was more of a tasteless texture . Sure, it was edible, but it wasn't enjoyable .

My husband and I love Ethiopian food and hadn't had any since moving to Austin. We were very interested in trying Habesha but only had time for takeout on a weekday...so that's what we did! They have a very convenient online ordering system that will text you with an estimated pick time, very easy! It was ready to pick up in 20 minutes and right there for us when we walked in. I ordered the veggie sampler plate because I love having a bit of everything and it was DELICIOUS. I forgot how much I loved each dish and so happy I was able to get it again. My husband got Awazay Tibs, which is like beef cubes in a stew and it was mouth watering, it smelled delicious and tasted just as good. We prefer the Injera to go with our food, but they also offer a couple other options. We will definitely be going back next time for in person dining!

Came here on a date...it was like 3 tables with 2 people seated...yet -The waiter took forever -Didn't appear to know what liquor they even had -Kept forgetting food -Food took forever like they cooked it from scratch or something -I literally got one small chicken leg with my wot and a mess of gravy (15 bucks) -Had to ask a couple of times for tab Again, this was not a bustling restaurantI really tried to give them the business, but sadly I shant be back.

Easy to access. Once inside, Ethiopian music level was perfect - was able to have a quiet conversation with my party and still enjoy traditional sounds. Service was exceptional! Please order the tea and be pleasantly surprised and prepared for the meal itself. We ordered the stew and the vegetarian combo (mid $40s as of this writing). Each item was pure bliss. Favorites: green lentils, chickpeas, salads, and red lentils. The injera was perfect. Definitely returning. Bathrooms are very clean.