Enat Kitchen

I love the friendly vibe at this place. I've eaten here 3 times and the food is flavorful and delicious. Highly recommend! And did you know the bread is gluten free and probiotic.

We visited Enat kitchen for friday. It's a very unassuming little place with friendly service. FYI there is no parking lot for the restaurant itself. Only street parking. Food was good. We ordered the couple platter and loved the collard greens and the lamb.

Overview: Place is clean, staff is friendly, lots of gooood vegetarian options.Food:We got a 7 item combo and shared it.Favorites:Gomen -collard greens w/ garlic ginger. Atakilt cabbage potatoes carrotsBeets -tastyLentils miser ket wot- flavorful but not too spicyBeans- also very flavorful and rich.Injera - just right with the classic tang to it.Will I go back - oh yes!!

The lentil sambusas were a hit! Highly recommend. I got the combo plate and the served kindly did half beef and half chicken. I really enjoyed the chicken entree and would other that again. Service was great. We celebrated a friend's birthday and they brought him a dessert and changed the TV to a birthday song. I recommend giving this place a try.

Customer service here is usually really good!The quality of the food can be hit or miss. At times it has been served lukewarm or cold, and other times I noticed the ingredients were not very fresh.

So so good! I can't believe the line for this place doesn't wrap around the block. I am still thinking about the couple style we got- it was the perfect size for two people! Everything was flavorful, fresh, so yummy!!

The food and the service here was phenomenal... will definitely go back! The 4 of us shared a family combo plate with coffee and beers and there was more than enough food. Service was great, the young man who seated us and took our orders was personable and fun to talk with, able to describe different dishes and make suggestions. Glad we chose to eat here.

It was tasty. Not too experienced w/ Ethiopian cuisine & while I have liked all I've tried, I noticed that the flavors here seemed to be a little more... flavorful than some other places, particularly the reddish meat dishes (wot something). That's not too say anything was spicy or very wild flavor wise, I think Ethiopian food is something ur white gramma could handle (as long as u can convince her to eat w/ her hands). The flavors are always very mild & comforting. They have the sample platters here so you can try a bit of everything (2 person or family size) which is usually the way to go for me but if you want one of the specific things they have entrees too. I also appreciate they add a little fresh scoop of lettuce/tomatoes to add a bit of crunch/freshness bc my one complaint about the Ethiopian food I've tried is that everything is kind of a soft (I don't wanna say mushy but...) texture so it's nice to change it up a bit. Come try this cozy little family owned restaurant.

Excellent choice for Ethiopian food. There was a separate VEGAN section on the menu, which I really appreciate. There's a vegan "sampler" with 5 different choices on the injera. I told the waiter I was vegan, and he just said "I'll set you up!" It was perfect and delicious!! Like many other reviewers have said; it's a VERY friendly establishment. Several workers came by to check on me with big smiles. After I paid, the waiter said "I just made some coffee. Do you want some?" Can't say that's ever happened to me before.Highly recommend.

Outstanding food and friendly service. Very consistent for takeout and dine in. Good ambience. Will be returning!