Awash

$$ • Ethiopian, African, Vegan

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About Awash

Awash offers delicious Ethiopian food with a cozy atmosphere and good music. The staff is friendly, attentive, and helpful in explaining the menu, making guests feel welcomed. The combination platters are large and great for sharing, with injera constantly replenished. The vegetarian options are plentiful, including a vegetarian combo for 2 that is generous enough to serve more than one person. The restaurant is known for its gluten-free injera, which many customers consider the best they have found. The vegetable sambusa is creamy and flavorful, and the cheese and Injera bread are delicious. Tofu tibs provide a good protein option for plant-based eaters, and the lentil dishes are a favorite among many. The lamb has an earthy taste, adding to the variety of flavors. The atmosphere is cozy with nice decorations, and the overall experience is tasty and satisfying, encouraging guests to try different options. The drinks menu offers a variety from cocktails to wine and beer, enhancing the meal. While some dishes may need slight improvements in flavor or cooking, the restaurant remains a favorite for many in the neighborhood. The quick and attentive service ensures a pleasant dining experience, and the food quality keeps customers coming back regularly. Many visitors describe the place as a 10/10, noting the good vibe and the quality of the traditional dishes.

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Awash Reviews

4.4
229 ratings
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4
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Food
4.5
Atmosphere
4.6
Service
4.5

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Love Ethiopian. This is the best in the greater neighborhood.
We enjoyed dinner at Awash. The flavors and dishes of Ethiopia were on full display. Mild to spicy, we shared a vegan combo and a meat combo. We enjoyed every bite, and unfortunately we had no room for dessert.
Awash is always a good time! The food is amazing and the combos are always worth it! Make sure to get the Ethiopian Lager, and wash your hands before you eat! They also have a shrimp option which is unusual for an Ethiopian spot. They were out of a few things but the beets, perils and lamb were the highlights.

If you get the combo, I would just stay away from the chicken or ask to sub it, it wasn’t very good and was clearly geared toward a more sensitive palate.

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Hours

Monday 4 - 9PM
Tuesday 4 - 9PM
Wednesday 4 - 9PM
Thursday 4 - 9PM
Friday 4 - 9PM
Saturday 1 - 9PM
Sunday 1 - 9PM
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