Marrakesh
This exotic, lush palace of a restaurant offers the finest in Moroccan and Middle Eastern cuisine in an environment that feasts the senses. Colorful ceilings, golden accents, costumed staffers, and luxurious sofas with embroi... 10best.com
Akosombo
Akosomo?s discrete location between a parking lot and auto shop betrays the exotic nature of the African cuisine being served up inside. Their buffet is brimming with dishes sporting rarified names like fufu, kenkey, and om... metromix.com
Etete
Ethiopian restaurants in Washington tend to be unassuming little eateries and Etete is no exception. The atmosphere is homey and the decor quite simple. What's exceptional is Etete's authentic Ethiopian... www.eteterestaurant.com
Ghana Cafe
This Logan Circle cafe offers a full experience of West African cuisine and artwork. They have made a shift in change from live music and the dance floor to a more sit-down feel where you can take in the ambience and "feel"... metromix.com
Madjet Ethiopian Restaurant
When you ask why Madjet claims to have the best Ethiopian food in the nation, you receive an unexpectedly concise answer: this is where the owners of DC's Ethiopian restaurants come to eat. Located on the fringe of the U St... metromix.com
Lalibela Restaurant
This unassuming restaurant has a loyal following, among both Ethiopian immigrants and DC locals. Fans praise the delicious food but also the friendly service and reasonable prices. Most prefer dining on the outdoor patio to... metromix.com
Dukem Ethiopian Restaurant
A D.C. favorite, Dukem"s food is deliciously spicy, bolder than many other Ethiopian restaurants that seem to tone it down for the masses. The variety of vegetarian options is a popular draw, as are the Dukem special tibs, ... metromix.com
Queen Makeda
After reopening in 2007, this famed Ethiopian restaurant has slightly upgraded its hole-in-the-wall status. The interior may be a bit nicer, but the food has remained the same: authentic and delicious. The fully stocked bar... metromix.com
Axum Ethiopian Restaurant
The interior decor may not look promising at this 9th street Ethiopian spot, but the food at Axum makes up for any aesthetic deficiencies. Their unique blend of traditional Ethiopian food meets Italian spices makes for a ni... metromix.com
Little Ethiopia Restaurant
The owners wanted to re-create the atmosphere of an Ethiopian home. washingtonpost.com
Almaz
An Ethiopian eatery in the space that formerly housed Roha. washingtonpost.com
Almaz Restaurant
Roll up your sleeves and capture the essence of Ethiopian cuisine at Almaz, which means "diamond"; in Amharic. This family-owned restaurant, named after the matriarch (pronounced Al-Mahs), is situated along the historic U S... metromix.com
Shashemene Ethiopian Restaurant
Shashemene is a newcomer to the strip of East African restaurants in Shaw?s Little Ethiopia. Upon entering the restaurant you?ll inevitably notice the tapestry of Bob Marley, especially since it?s the sole ornament on the a... metromix.com
Zenebech Injera Deli And Grocery
One way to find the most authentic African cuisine in the district is to simply stake out where Ethiopian cab drivers go at lunchtime. Chances are they?ll lead you to this discrete dive in Shaw?s Little Ethiopia. Though Zen... metromix.com
Le Bar
Step inside the Sofitel Lafayette Square, turn left, and you might think you are in Rockefeller?s private library. The gorgeous room is red, with gray velvet kidney-shaped sofas, black and white lacquered vases and sculptur... metromix.com
Habesha Market And Carry-out
Have you ever been dining in an Ethiopian restaurant and thought to yourself, ?Man, I wish this place sold batteries and DVDs.? If the answer?s no, perhaps you won?t fully appreciate all that Habesha Market has to offer. Si... metromix.com
Queen Of Sheba
Queen of Sheba is one of Shaw's most popular Ethiopian eateries. Serving breakfast, lunch, and dinner, Sheba's menu features many traditional Ethiopian dishes, like the beef dish Quanta Firfir, as well as American and Itali... metromix.com