Elephant Walk Ethiopian and Indian Bar and Grill
$ • Ethiopian, Indian, Bars
Hours:
170 W McMillan St, Cincinnati
(513) 526-1555
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This is an Indian restaurant in downtown Cincinnati near UC. It kind of focuses on like Indian street food as opposed to some of the fancier ones with the big menus and fancier dishes. There was a lot of good here as the restaurant looked very nice and the staff did a mostly good job (it took a while for them to cook the food but unless it's ridiculously long I don't complain about that and won't here either.) I went with my favourite Indian which is Lamb Vindaloo which is chunks...read full review
I have been eating Indian food since I was a kid and found this place to be so delicious and unique. Highly recommend the cheese naan pizza, aloo sliders, and naan nachos if you are looking for something Indian with a neat twist. The restaurant was beautiful and the staff was awesome, this place should always be busy, go eat here.
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Hours
| Monday | 4PM - 2AM |
| Tuesday | 4PM - 2AM |
| Wednesday | 4PM - 2AM |
| Thursday | 4PM - 2AM |
| Friday | 4PM - 2AM |
| Saturday | 4PM - 2AM |
| Sunday | 4PM - 2AM |
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Elephant Walk Ethiopian and Indian Bar and Grill offers a flavorful and welcoming dining experience. The restaurant is known for its authentic Indian and Ethiopian dishes, with favorites like dal soup, Lamb Saag, and chicken Bharta. Many reviews highlight the large portions, reasonable prices, and speedy service, making it a great choice for both dine-in and DoorDash orders. The staff are consistently friendly, polite, and welcoming, often offering extra side dishes like tamarin chutney or small treats while waiting. Inside, the restaurant is clean, calm, and quiet even on busy days, providing a pleasant atmosphere. Guests appreciate the variety of vegetarian options and the ability to mix cultures, such as combining injera with saag. Although service can sometimes be spotty and certain wines may be out of stock, the overall experience remains positive. The restaurant's proximity to the university campus makes it a popular spot, with nearby parking options available. Overall, it’s a favorite for flavorful, fresh, and authentic dishes.