Etete Ethiopian Cuisine

Etete Ethiopian Cuisine Reviews

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• A must have in the DC area. Best in town and highly recommended. Food is delicious! - make sure to come hungry. You don't want your taste buds to miss out. Beautiful and friendly staff at your service

  by Fletch P.

  
  

• Actually very good food.

  by Hamed N.

  
  

• their vegetarian platter is so good!

  by Mimi s.

  
  

• Etete has all the dishes you’d expect from a traditional Ethiopian restaurant cooking up mom’s family recipes: hearty stews, spicy lentils, and spongy sourdough injera bread to soak it all up

  by ThePurplePassport.com

  
  

• Are you a interning in D.C. this summer? Grab a key tag from The Washington Center and enjoy a free appetizer with your meal during InternsROCK! June 7 - 16th 2013. internsrockdc.com #InternsROCK

  by InternsROCK!

  
  

• Best Kitfa I have ever had. Get it raw.

  by Alex O.

  
  

• Get the sambusas, goden tibs, veggie combo and fried fish. They are delicious.

  by Daniel A.

  
  

• Etete's Special Kitfo is the best kitfo I have ever had (and I love kitfo). Wow.

  by Neal J.

  
  

• Lega Tibs......cubed pieces of marinated lamb sautéed in onion, jalapeno, spiced butter = yumm-o.

  by Mike R.

  
  

• Do yourself a favor and don't eat here. Walk across the street and go to Habesha Market instead. The veggie combo was a joke. The put a tablespoon or two of the veggie dishes and they were tasteless.

  by Les T.

  
  

• Yewaz tibs are good and have good spice. One of those and veggie platter is a solid dinner for two people. Especially if you get the sambusa thingies.

  by Anthony M.

  
  

• Worst Ethiopian food I have had in a long time. Awefuly done Kitfo not cooked to order, tasteless Tibs with hard meat to chew and friend's veggie combo also not very good. Overcrowded, poor cust srvc.

  by azewde

  
  

• Delicious food. A like the spices. Very decent pricing.

  by Thomas B.

  
  

• Get the sambusas. Yum!

  by Graham H.

  
  

• The Yemisir Kik Wat (spicy red lentils) are excellent here.

  by Nick B.

  
  

• Veggie combo with fish. Do it.

  by Matt R.

  
  

• Washintonian listed it on the 2011 cheap eats. But it is a little pricier than I was expecting. But very good and very filling.

  by Nikki M.

  
  

• We recommend: Sambusas; yebeg wat (lamb); doro wat (chicken and hard-boiled egg); kitfo (beef tartare); kik alicha (split peas); gomen (collards); azifa (green lentils).

  by Washingtonian Magazine

  
  

• Try the potato dishes they are soooo delicious!

  by Gina C.

  
  

• really tasty injera!

  by Emily W.

  
  

• Bring cash. They can't split checks apparently. I just sat for 10 minutes with a pen and paper doing the math to split the check between 5 cards.

  by Jared B.

  
  

• Excellent! The kitfo is delicious, and the veggie combo also highly recommended.

  by Robin

  
  

• The hottest ticket on this city's dining scene is Ethiopian food. Restaurant Etete is jam-packed with locals and Ethiopians, which always says to me it's the real deal. – Samantha Brown

  by Travel Channel

  
  

• Chef Tiwaltengus Shenegelgn's doro wat, a berbere-spiced stew that includes a chicken and a hard-boiled egg, takes five or six hours to cook and begins much the same way a French onion soup does.

  by GourmetLive

  
  

• Ask for a Vanilla Absolute Vodka and Ginger Ale. It taste like an adult cream soda!

  by Danielle R.

  
  

• Good for groups

  by LiJia G.

  
  

• Best Ethiopian Food

  by Joanna C.

  
  

• While many of the meats are good, the veggies are excellent. Be sure not to miss the first veggie combo on the list.

  by Susan W.

  
  

• Pick a meat dish, order a veggie combo dish and share! my favorite Ethiopian restaurant in DC.

  by Michael H.

  
  

• Quite possibly the best ethiopian food in the world.

  by Anthony N.