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I've eaten at ethiopian/eritrean restaurants before, and this one tops them all. The food was outstanding, the service friendly, and the atmosphere comfortable. We all know the "tradition" of eating this food with your hands, picking it up with the bread, but yes, it's ok to ask for a fork. It's not an embarrassment. The only downside of the restaurant is its cult appeal. This is a restaurant, not a cultural experience. You are not in Africa. Being there doesn't make you African any more than being in a Thai restaurant makes you Thai. Elitism poisoned the air with upturned noses and banal conversations. If that's your thing, then make a date at eight when you'll be surrounded by like-minded people. Otherwise, go early when the restaurant is empty and enjoy the great food. Apparently, the most frequently ordered beverage on their menu is Flavor Aid. People were guzzling it by the gallon.

The food was great and reasonably priced. The service was friendly and helpful. We highly recommend it.

Very good. I was amazed because I could taste the freshness. The food and the sercvice was excellent.

I could live off this food all the time and never get bored of it. It is incredible. Yum. Go there. Flock there. Just not too often, or else I wouldn't be able to go quite as frequently.