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  • I was looking forward to dining here because of all the good reviews I had heard. On the outside this place looks like nothing special but I thought the dark dingy ship-wreck vibe inside was kinda cool. The restaurant was completely packed. It's small, so there were about 20 people and only one server for the entire place (so obviously service was slow). When our food came the waitress said "First time here?" and it was. Ethiopian food is eaten with your hands and I guess she thought we looked a little lost so she took a piece of the Ethiopian bread with her hands and grabbed a bunch of the food from our platter with it and then force fed me, sticking her fingers into my mouth!. She did the exact same thing to my boyfriend. She said she always did this to people. We laughed it off but both of us were definitely irked by this. My entire dining experience was tainted. Force feeding anyone at a restaurant is completely inappropriate, in my opinion, and when is it okay to stick your fingers in a stranger's mouth? My boyfriend and I have worked as servers, and I think most people can imagine that servers hands are not exactly the cleanest, as they are constantly clearing food, touching leftovers, wiping counters etc. I didn't think it was funny. I was just disgusted and my entire dining experience was tainted by this. (Please let me know how you would feel if a server did this to you! so that I know I'm being reasonable.) The food itself was alright and 10$ for a massive portion that 2 people could get full from. We ordered the vegetarian platter and it looked like a bunch of mush. I believe there were some mashed sweet potatoes, mashed beans, lentils, and lettuce there. I didn't like the texture or taste of the bread and I would have much rather eaten the veggies with a fork. I would compare the mush to the inside of a burrito. The taste was okay. I know that my experience was tainted by being force fed at the beginning of the meal and I personally don't like the idea of eating with your hands. I would not return here, however most of the people around me seemed to be quite content. Words of Advice: If it looks like she's about to force feed you and you don't want that experience, I urge you to say "stop!" I wish I had said that.
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