We tried Major's because of a Groupon and have been back MANY times. Try a combo platter and you cannot go wrong. Shady part of town, but we have never had any issues. We've been often enough that they ask about our grown kids when...they aren't there with us. It takes a little while for your food to be prepared, but that is because some of it is made to order. Definitely worth it! (And if you have a large party and know what you will be ordering, they will allow you to order ahead and reserve a table for you to speed up the process!)More

A large group (>20) enjoyed this cross cultural experience. I can say that the experience was better than the food. The service was good, and the servers were very friendly. I found the food to be mediocre compared to the Ethiopian food I've experienced twice...previously in Africa. Meat was sparce, and spices were strong and plentiful.More

There are several Ethiopian restaurants in Indianapolis but Major is by far the most welcoming and inviting. The hosts will educate you about Eritrean/Ethiopian cuisine. You will be impressed by the flavors which enhance the vegetables, lamb, chicken and beef on the extensive menu. Do...take time for the unique "Coffee Celebration" Take it in the Coffee lounge where you might learn something about Eritrean life and customs. This young couple deserves your visit. You will return!More

The food here is out of this world. Prices are good too for what you get. Service is slow, otherwise I would give 5 stars instead of 4.

My son and I came here for dinner. Both our first time eating in an Ethiopian restaurant. It was very interesting. It was very quite because were the only customer at that time. I would recommend this place. Be prepared...your hands and fingers are your...cutlery. It was an awesome experience.More

Well I no longer have to worry about plain food in the Midwest. Visiting Indiana and I have discovered there is a lot of Ethiopian food. And we are at Major restaurant having a wonderful meal. The owner took special care of us bringing us...some spices we love and bringing me the hot water that I love. Had shiro and a mushroom dish and of course lots of Injera. Try it. Very easy to get to from the airport.More

I felt like I was transformed to a different time after walking in the restaurant it was very quiet. Clean awesome service, really enjoyed the food. Love the way that we able to eat the food.

Great place to try something new. Seated right away and service was excellent. I had a tasty shrimp dish. Be ready to eat with your hands. Well worth it!

17 of us had a delight experience. All raved about the delicious food. Expert service by the owner himself. Everything was completely wonderful. A renewed attraction for me with Ethiopian Food. The Honey wine was lovely. You must have the coffee ceremony too

We enjoyed an excellent meal. They were very kid friendly. We were just in Ethiopia three months before. The music and decor and ambiance and, most importantly, the food made us feel like we were back there. It was an outstanding meal. We chose a...four dishes for four adults and two children. It was presented on injerra with other veggies included. Extra injerra was also provided. Delicious!More

Don't be put off by the shabby, dusty exterior of the building. Inside, you're in Ethiopia amidst tasteful art and clean tables ready for seating. Each table holds a waterless hand sanitizer next to the napkin dispenser. Waited about 20 minutes for my meal to...be served. Ordered a combination plate of lamb prepared three ways accompanied by five vegetables. Portions were slightly on the shy side. Expect plenty of Injira, the tortilla-like bread made from Teff, a protein and a carbohydrate. If you have not yet experienced Ethiopian cuisine, this is not Indian food, it is strictly Ethiopian with hot and spicy or mild whatever you want. This cuisine is always made fresh so worth the 20 minute wait. See their website, call ahead with your order and eat in peace and luxury. Loved it. Highly recommend the place. It is clean. BTW, you eat Ethiopian with your fingers and Teff, (or cheat and bring a fork). Enjoy.More

We visited this restaurant on a family outing after reading a lot of high reviews. We started with the lentil sambusa and the cabbage/carrot sambusa. They came with two spicy dipping sauces. They were extremely delicious and hot and the best we have tasted at...any restaurant. We tried the Ethiopian Chai tea which was also delicious. Two of us had the vegetarian dishes; one had lentils (#14 Ye Misir Wot) and one had (#22 Ding Alicha Wot) potatoes and carrots. One had chicken (#28 Doro Awaze Tips) and one had lamb (#34 Ye Beg Wot). You could tell that everything was freshly cooked and very well done too. All meat and chicken was very tender. The spices used are very flavorful and delicious. The interior is decorated very nicely and traditional music is playing in the background. Very friendly and helpful staff! Will definitely go back!!More