Taste Of Ethiopia

Lotus Libra

So last night my wife and I decided to go on a world tour via cuisine. We decided to travel to Ethiopia to experience their culture via Taste of Ethiopia. Upon entry, the word that came to mind was 'Simplicity'. The atmosphere is very calming and relaxing. There is minimal things in the restaurant to distract you from the authentic experience of the Ethiopian culture. The menu gives a little history about coffee and that was amazing to me seeing as how I love coffee..lol. This was my first time tasting their spices however definitely not my first time eating with my hands. Being from the south, this is something we were accustomed to doing with greens and cornbread..lol. Never the less this is definitely an experience worth exploring for the adventurous at heart.

Oz Diles

This was my very first time trying Ethiopian food and I want to say it was a good experience, but need less to say it was not. I was over charged for kids sizes portions of food. Paid $180 for a small amount of food. It took them forever to prepare what appeared to be canned vegetables. The items that were prepared from scratch were actually pretty good, but the prices don't make since for what they're offering. I'm highly disappointed with this establishment. The staff was very helpful and professional, but the service is a waste without a quality product. I do not recommend.

HaileYesus Bairu

Probably a great place for beginners. They do a good job of appealing to the American palette. The tastes are all familiar tastes, but not from authentic dishes. But again it is Greensboro, so not bad at all for Greensboro.

Rhi Garris

Literally SO good. I’ve eaten here twice and the food was absolutely delicious both times. The customer service is perfect. Just all around a great place. Quickly one of my favorite places to eat! Highly recommend! (Also, it’s a great place if you’re vegan like me).