Best Ethiopian food in the DMV?
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Anonymous
| We like askale in Brookland. They have gluten free all Teff injEra but you have to ask for it and pay a little extra. They also gave rice available. |
Anonymous
You guys need to head back to the country club and leave normal folks alone. |
Anonymous
They have a second location in Arlington, near Columbia Pike (where Walter Reed Drive and Glebe Road cross each other) called 14th Lalibela. It's just as good as the original. Also does carryout. |
Anonymous
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Bumping this old thread to see if there are any changes to recommendations?
DH and I want to have a low key delicious anniversary dinner. Ambiance is not as important as the food. Some ideas Dukem - https://www.dukemrestaurant.com/content/little-ethiopia-takes-root-dc Meleket -https://www.meleketrestaurant.com/menu-1 Letana - https://letenadc.com/ Zenebech - http://www.zenebechdc.com/ |
Anonymous
| Zenebech! |
Anonymous
| Mezara in Bailey’s Crossroads. Has a butcher shop, too! |
Anonymous
I second Enatye near Dulles. We tried a few and they are my favorite. Also, for the celiac PP, they have the freshest gluten free injeras (you have to request it). |
Anonymous
| Dukem is gross. Other than that, it's hard to go wrong. Bete is great, but my favorite hole-in-the wall(ish) place is Abyssinia on Georgia Ave. |
Anonymous
| Meleket fan here. |
Anonymous
| I lived Lucy in Bethesda but they closed! Now I love Tsehay in DC and chercher in Bethesda. There's a Cher cher in DC too |
Anonymous
 Can't believe you think Dukem is gross - what's gross about it? It's my favorite! We always get the #2 special tibs and one of the combo platters and it's amazing.
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