April 11, 2023.Reading time 3 minutes.
Image: Platter and hint of tibs. Last Updated: March 2023 Overview: A long-time favorite spot for Ethiopian in D.C., Ethiopic is set on a corner of H Street with big windows and a warm glow coming from inside. Along with Das in Georgetown, it one of the first places to push Ethiopian into a nicer […]
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October 21, 2022.Reading time 3 minutes.
Image: Platter of Veggies. Last Updated: October 2022 Current Status: Open for sit-down and carry out seven days a week. Overview: Dukem remains reliably good. The long-time stalwart of Ethiopian dining has a menu anchored by classics, spicy meats and fresh servings of lentils, potatoes and other vegetable options. The tibs, cubes of sauteed […]
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May 17, 2021.Reading time 1 minute.
Image: The Classic Last Updated: April 2023 Overview: [NOTE: April 22, 2023, they closed the shop. There are hopes that they will find another spot in the neighborhood.] Mélange serves up burgers, chicken sandwiches and a few other staples of fast food but does so with a focus on quality and a few curveballs thrown […]
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April 15, 2021.Reading time 1 minute.
Image: Veggies! Last Updated: September 2023 Overview: We have yet to try it since it moved into new digs in Adams Morgan. A relative newcomer, Tsehay quickly became mentioned with the stalwarts of the Ethiopian dining scene, highlighted by 100% teff injera that is freshly made. The attention to detail and product carries over to […]
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