Washington, DC

Good Ethiopian restaurants in DC

2 posts · Apr 3, 1995 to Apr 3, 1995

Rebecca E.NETCOM On-line Communication Services (408 261-4700 guest)Apr 3, 1995

PLEASE!  18th street, in adams morgan is SAFE (although you may not find parking).  IMO, the best ethiopian restaurant is FASIKA'S. i was told that that was the restaurant of choice for the truly ethiopian living in d.c.

Someone wrote:
: On Mon, 20 Mar 1995, Edward R. wrote:
: I would suggest skyline cafe ethiopian cusine located on 3821 A.s. George : mason Dr. Alex, Va 22041.  Tel# 703-820-0240.  Unlike the res in Dc, this : place is safe and has lot of parking spaces.  Also the food is very good : and the price is fair

:  >   EJ> From: [email removed] (Elise J.
: Braithwaite) >
: >   EJ> I am relatively new to the Washington, DC area and I am interested in : >   EJ> finding good Ethiopian resturants in the area.  I am familiar with : >   EJ> Sheba's and the Red Sea restaurants located in Adams Morgan. In : >   EJ> particular, I would like to know about the location, price range and : >   EJ> delicious vegetarian dishes that have been sampled.All suggestions : >   EJ> welcomed. : > : > ZED, in Georgetown (south side of M Street, two or three blocks east of Key : > Bridge), is a nice place -- a little dark and funky, very good food, and I : > recall the prices (for lunch anyway) being pretty reasonable.  In addition to : > Red Sea, the other wll-known place is Meskeram. : > : > : >

Yonas T.George Mason University, Fairfax, Virginia, USAApr 3, 1995

On Fri, 24 Mar 1995, Yonas T. wrote:

> On Mon, 20 Mar 1995, Edward R. wrote:
> I would suggest skyline cafe ethiopian cusine located on 3821 A.s. George
> mason Dr. Alex, Va 22041.  Tel# 703-820-0240.  Unlike the res in Dc, this
> place is safe and has lot of parking spaces.  Also the food is very good
> and the price is fair
>
>  >   EJ> From: [email removed] (Elise J.
> Braithwaite) >
> >   EJ> I am relatively new to the Washington, DC area and I am interested in
> >   EJ> finding good Ethiopian resturants in the area.  I am familiar with
> >   EJ> Sheba's and the Red Sea restaurants located in Adams Morgan. In
> >   EJ> particular, I would like to know about the location, price range and
> >   EJ> delicious vegetarian dishes that have been sampled.All suggestions
> >   EJ> welcomed.
> >
> > ZED, in Georgetown (south side of M Street, two or three blocks east of Key
> > Bridge), is a nice place -- a little dark and funky, very good food, and I
> > recall the prices (for lunch anyway) being pretty reasonable.  In addition to
> > Red Sea, the other wll-known place is Meskeram.
> >
> >
> >
>