loading…loading…For anyone who wants to eat with their hands and have a real conversation—the kind that happens when you're sharing injera and nobody's checking their phone. This is where the food tastes like someone's home kitchen, not a restaurant.
ethiopian restaurant · 4709 N Chambliss St
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