Blue Nile

but on tuesday its open mic night, which sometimes can be really good and sometime really bad, thursday is dance night, reggae and downstairs is club reggae, met a cute girl their once.

This is not the place for traditional Ethiopian food. For starters, they refer to the injera (bread) as “banana bread” despite a complete and utter lack of bananas in all of Ethiopia.

Call ahead for reservations; there was a 45-minute wait on a Saturday night, although by the time we arrived (7ish) the place had pretty much cleared out.

Excellent and attentive waitstaff. It appeared that the other half of the restaurant was a bar and that the Ethiopian dining was more of an afterthought.