People who actually want to understand Ethiopian food—not just try it—come here for injera that tastes like someone's kitchen, not a tourist trap. The vegetarian spreads alone justify the trip if you eat that way.
ethiopian restaurant · 3821 S George Mason Dr
No upcoming events listed here yet. Run this venue? Claim it and publish your own →
Make a day of it
More like this
ethiopian restaurant
3100 14th St NW
Spiced stews and spongy injera arrive at your table still steaming, meant for tearing and sharing. Go when you want to eat with your hands and sit with people you actually like.
ethiopian restaurant
512B S Van Dorn St
Casual neighborhood spot where you can order Ethiopian standards like injera and timatim fitfit for takeout, or stay and eat at the counter if you're in the mood for something straightforward and unpretentious.
burger restaurant
1647 20th St NW
If you care about where your meat comes from but don't want to feel like you're making a sacrifice, this is where to land. The burgers here taste like they actually matter.
mexican restaurant
4520 Lee Hwy
You're building your own bowl while a line forms behind you, each ingredient a choice that matters or doesn't, depending on how hungry you are and whether you're thinking about it too hard. Go when you want something warm and customizable without theater.
bakery
1961 Chain Bridge Rd
Anyone who takes their cinnamon rolls seriously—and knows exactly what they want—comes here for rolls that taste the same whether it's DC or Des Moines. The coffee is secondary.
cafe
1250 9th St NW
Someone who wants a proper Italian breakfast—or lunch—without the sit-down commitment finds their person here: wood-fired focaccia and fresh pastries that taste like they were made an hour ago because they were.
Own Nazret Ethiopia Resturant?
Claim it to publish your own events and become the source of truth.