loading…loading…You're looking for somewhere to eat Ethiopian food with actual depth, not a quick tourist stop—this is where to go. The injera is spongy enough to carry everything properly, and the spice work feels intentional rather than performative.
ethiopian restaurant · 512 S Van Dorn St Unit D
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