I love the honey wine! The food was very good, but unfortunately, as the menu is not very descriptive and I'm not well-versed in Ethiopian cuisine, I ended up with some very rare ground beef. Not quite to my like. So, if you are like m and don't know what you're doing in an Ethiopian restaurant, ask for help. Reasonable prices.
Posted 04/28/09 | Report Abuse
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I confess that I love Cottage Ethopian far more, and haven't been back to Queen of Sheba since I discovered Cottage. However, the atmosphere is pleasant and the vegetarian items are reliably good.
Posted 09/02/08 | Report Abuse
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They serve very good food, but that is about it for me. The restaurant is too dingy, and too far, and the bathrooms are kind of icky. It is not expensive though.
Posted 07/21/08 | Report Abuse
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I am always up for trying food from different countries, but to this day, nothing is probably as unique to me as Ethiopian food. Queen of Sheba was a great introduction to this wonderful cuisine. It is a very unique experience. I went with an Ethiopian friend which helped but a novice can be helped by the great staff. The most unique thing about this place is that you are not given plates to eat on, rather there is one large dish in the center of the table that the whole group eats from. It was a great experience.
Posted 08/15/06 | Report Abuse
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The food at Queen of Sheba was wonderful. We didn't sit at a regular table, instead we eat in this weaved basket table, that is traditional to Ethiopia. The food was really delicious and the menu has is in English with descriptions to let the customers know what the items are. The portions are large and the prices are reasonable, you can order a meal and spend ten dollars. They also give you time to sit and let your food digest without rushing the bill over. The also have authentic deserts and coffee.
Posted 08/15/06 | Report Abuse
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