This was my first trip to an Ethiopian restaurant! I had a nice time. Don't go if you are in a hurry. Expect to have a slow experience but that made it more relaxing and fun. Wasn't rushed through the meal at all! We ordered...More

My wife and I were passing through Denver and wanted something besides the usual fare. Took a chance at lunchtime and we were completely won over! This was some of the best food! The cook/owner/waitress was personable and made us feel like family. The price...More

Love the experience of the Ethiopian cuisine, all served in a large platter to be shared by the table. The 4 of us shared a meat combo for 2 and a veggie combo for two. Everything on the tray was delicious! The service is a...More

We ordered a few meals and they were quite good. However, the flavor and portion sizes were not as good as what we normally expect. The chef was lovely and the waiter was just OK. Given there are better Ethiopian restaurants in Denver, we will...More

This restaurant is in a small building with several other businesses, and the sign is worn off. Don't be scared! It was amazing. The owner is very pleasant and helpful, everything is home cooked from scratch. You do not get plates or utensils, you eat...More

Our party of 3 started a great meal with the delicious vegetarian sam bussas. We then enjoyed the Veggie combo, meat combo and lamb stew all served on one platter. Plenty of food for hefty appetites and fantastic flavor. Our server was very attentive and...More

Home in the wall places are always the best. The food is bet tasty. The owner super friendly. The place isn't the cleanest or fanciest but many of the guests were clearly returning and she knew then all.

The injera was fresh, the food authentic and the staff friendly. But despite high expectations, we were disappointed and felt the food was average. We had the vegetarian combo, so there is a good chance that the meat dishes are spectacular and where the magic...More

We stopped in here from a yelp recommendation and it was a bit difficult to find the place because the sign is worn out. Initially you think Queen of Sheba has shut down and there is an Ethiopian market open in it's place but it...More

A small shop run, by long time owner, who definitely knows what she is going! We went last week, and service was much quicker than previous visits, but expect a leisurely meal. But boy, what you get: beautifully seasoned stews and vegetarian dishes. We ordered...More