Blue Nile
$$ • Ethiopian, Vegetarian, Vegan Book a table: 7:00 PM 7:15 PM 7:30 PM MoreAbout Blue Nile
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Blue Nile Reviews
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we didn't even get served or get any food. they refused to serve us. it took near 10 minutes for some woman to even come over and bring us to a table. after that we watched as their servers sat at the bar, and helped every one of the maybe 6 tables in the entire place that were occupied except us. they clearly have some problem with gay people as they had no issues helping any of the other guests. i watched the servers acknowledge us and just go help the other tables. we have...read full review
The decor looks very authentic, I love it! You can choose between a booth or a table where you sit closer to the ground, it's not the most comfortable but seems Ethiopian. You will not get silverware, you eat with injera bread. They give you hot, wet towels before and after your meal. The food was really really good, delicious even, the catch is that each person HAS to pay for the 7 vegetables, but you only get one plate of it(for 2 people). Which seems like a complete ripoff....read full review
Always amazing food and such friendly service. Thank you for being so wonderful!
Hours
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | 5 - 9:30PM |
| Thursday | 5 - 9:30PM |
| Friday | 4 - 10PM |
| Saturday | 4 - 10PM |
| Sunday | 3 - 9PM |
Blue Nile is a restaurant that offers an authentic Ethiopian dining experience. The restaurant's atmosphere transports customers to Ethiopia, with its scenery, music, and servers' attire. The menu features a variety of traditional Ethiopian dishes, including an all-you-can-eat vegetarian option for a fixed price, as well as a la carte meat dishes.
Customers can start their meal with a hot Ethiopian tea, which has a naturally sweetened taste. Before the meal, diners are provided with a hot towel to cleanse their hands, as the food is meant to be eaten with the hands using injera, a traditional Ethiopian flatbread. The menu includes lentils, ground peas, cabbage, and a salad called Timatim, which has a sour dressing that helps cleanse the palate between bites.
The decor looks very authentic, with the option to choose between a booth or a table where you sit closer to the ground. The food is described as really good and delicious, with the catch that each person has to pay for the 7 vegetables, but only gets one plate for two people. Customers can then choose one meat dish. The restaurant can get packed, and there is not a lot of parking available.
Overall, Blue Nile offers a unique and immersive Ethiopian dining experience, with great food, a welcoming atmosphere, and attentive service.