The Red Sea Ethiopian Restaurant

"This is a great spot. I got take out, lunch, and dinner. The atmosphere was much more lively on a Sunday evening and was more low key and chill on a Friday for lunch. I tried multiple dishes and it’s all been good. These are all the dishes I’ve had that I would recommend: - Kitfo Dulet (well done) - Meat Combo (Doro, Sega & Yebeg Alicha with a side choice of 2 Vegetarian Dishes) - Red Sea Steak Sandwich - Awaze Tibs - Doro Wat - Zil zil tibs (the meat was a bit tough when I ordered this dish, but it was still good)"

"Oh my goodness, our meal was so good. Highly recommend, each and every thing we ordered was incredible. Our server was kind and helpful, and the pace was efficient. We went in the middle of the afternoon, so it wasn't very busy, but our food was still fresh and delicious. We paid to park in a lot right behind the building."

"It was my first time having Ethiopian food. I had Doro Wat. It was good. I needed more flavor for my own taste, but I'm here for the culture. It was a late night and we needed food. I would try another dish if I go back. They didn't have Sambosa tho."

"Listennnnn the treatment I received here is A++ ! From the people, the food, the music. Legit everything. I freaking cried because in Boston I don't get treated like I did here. Everyone here from employees to regulars were so nice and welcoming. The food was so good. The restaurant is essentially split in 2. One side the restaurant the other side bar/club. They invited me to watch them play an Italian game I've never even heard of. Showed me how to play and made sure I was good while there. Went from relaxing vibes to club night within a couple hours and I was all for it after a few drinks. If you want to relax, eat and have a couple drinks peacefully highly recommend going before 10. If you want to party come after 10! Either way you're getting your money worth."