Incredibly delicious food. Restaurant was mostly empty when we came late at night but the music was…read moreenjoyable and service was good. Highly recommend what we got, which was eggplant dip, kebab plates, and mint lemonade. Fair warning the mint lemonade is a bit sweet, so you may want to dilute with soda water or take it home for later.

This place is awesome! I can not say enough good things. The owner is the chef and his…read morepresentation and flavor profiles are unreal! Best chicken Shwarma plate I've ever had. This chef has been cooking dishes like this for 17 years and decided to open up his own place. The ambiance of the place is great. I don't think I've ever been in a cleaner restaurant. You ca tell that the owner cares about this and is dedicated to an amazing dining experience. I will be coming very often.

Skip past all the bad reviews - this place is GOOD. If you wanna judge a good Arab restaurant, try…read morethe chicken shawarma. It was beautifully done with just chicken, pickles, and garlic sauce and such a good portion. Also got the Dolma (grape leaves) & Kibbeh which were incredible. Amazing prices, solid Arab food & they even include free lentil soup.

I let an Instagram reel lure me in, and now I have trust issues. I ordered the Vegetarian plate, a…read moreGyro plate, fries, and a Rose Hibiscus drink. Then, I settled in for a mid-day nap, because it took 37 minutes to get the food. If you have a job, a hobby, or a pulse, you might want to skip this one. The real magic happened when I got home: * The Bread Vanished: Apparently, "plates" here don't include pita or flatbread. Is this a low-carb cult I didn't sign up for? * The Gyro Ghost: Serving a gyro plate with no yogurt dip is like buying a car with no tires--technically it exists, but it's not going anywhere. Unforgivable. The food was "passable," but in no universe is "passable" worth a 37-minute sentence in a waiting room. The fries were actually the highlight, but you can find a decent spud at any frozen-aisle air fryer enthusiast's house in under ten minutes. I was looking for a "special" hidden gem; I found an expensive way to be disappointed.

We discovered that we like Ethiopian food when we were visiting another city. Now my daughter asked…read morefor it every time we travel. This is definitely one of our highlighted places. We really enjoyed the food.

Loved the atmosphere and food. First time eating here and the food was amazing. My sister and I…read moreloved it. Service was quick and friendly. Will come again! Also highly recommend the veggie combo platter and the baklava

I really liked the food there. surprised the ratings are…read morelow :/ I thought the food was delicious and the atmosphere was fine too.

The service was really good, great recommendations from the ladies. The restaurant is clean and…read morewell decorated. The food took a LONG time, we got there when they opened and the food took a little over an hour to arrive. We were the first party in and maybe the 4th party to get our food. There were more lamb and beef options, most items are jalapeños based and spicy. They do make items not as spicy if needed. We ordered the vegetarian combo plate to share with the Beef Derek Tibs and Beef Lega Tibs. Lots of African customers in the restaurant for birthday celebration so I'm sure they are legit. We were told that they were the best Ethiopian food in Denver. The Ethiopian spiced tea was also yummy. Definitely a treat!

I want to like this place, but I only kind of did. 4…read moreappetizers, 1 entre, 2m1 desert (3 people) was only 55. Food, and was great, some was much less so. The babaganush, harrira (soup), and bastille were pretty good, and I would come back and get them aging. The falafel was over fried and dry. The combo platter rice was good, but meat was bland. And I'm so sad the dessert baklava was not that great. Smuttered in chocolate, the nuts and honey classic flavor could not be tasted. They have a few other dishes in curious to come back to try. But... service! Well. Waitress was very friendly, definitely good vibes. But after 1st water, never refilled glasses; and plates stacked up. I had to ask (more than once) to clear then to make space for next one. And restaurant was not busy. So service-wise, but great. Food, since really good, some just meh. I'm 50/50 on coming back.

I wanted to try something different - different than what I normally gravitate toward when at home…read more-and I hadn't had Moroccan food in AGES!!! Decided to go with the appetizer sampler and veggie tagine with couscous. The parking lot is small but convenient. The restaurant is quaint. Plenty of options on the menu and service was excellent. All was just okay. I think there was one item missing from my sampler but I didn't realize this until much later. The veggies were flavorful but I wondered if the corn, peas etc were frozen or from the can. The couscous was just okay. Again, a pleasant enough experience and no serious/major complaints.

Delicious samosas, great service, but my vegan vegetable chaumin "chow mein" was more noodles and…read morehardly had any veggies. Looks nothing like the online menu. Only saw a few shreds of carrots. Can be on the spicy side so beware when ordering heat level. I got medium to hot which was plenty and medium was too hot for my friend. They did give us free dessert.

Ordered the butter chicken, some naan, and samosas. All was flavorful and good. We called in our…read moreorder and it was hot and ready when we arrived. The staff were very friendly. I will definitely stop in again when in the area.

This place is good you just gotta know what to order. We usually get the shiro and the quanta fir…read morefir as well as a few orders of sambusa. It hits the spot ! The service depends on the timing - when it's busy it may take longer because they're making a lot of the food fresh. As someone who grew up in Ethiopian culture I love the music and chill atmosphere and tvs, feels very cozy. The staff is friendly and courteous, and like in our culture they're hospitable and make sure customers have what they need and like the food. The only reason I give four stars is I don't love everything on the menu. My honest opinion is that I wouldn't get the veggie combo here (better at megenagna) just the shiro and maybe the fasolia and carrot). I haven't tried their tibs yet so maybe that'll be next, but the quanta and shifenfen is pretty good (just heavy and a bit oily so better to share and get with a veggie dish)!

Ethiopian food is my absolute fave and one of the reasons I was excited to move back to Denver, as…read morethere is no shortage of great Ethiopian eats in the 303. Amid this COVID era, I was excited to find that Addis Ababa delivers to me. We've ordered it twice so far and have had very solid experiences. At any Ethiopian restaurant, I tend to go for the veggie and meat combos, as I really do love everything on the menu and this is a solid way to try it all. If I had to play favorites, I'd say that the kik alicha (split yellow peas), atakilt wot (cabbage, carrots, and potatoes), split red lentils, and beef tibs are the offerings you have to fight me for. One veggie plus one meat combo is enough for my husband and I to end up more than full. We usually start with vegetable sambusas as well. It all ends up around $40 which is a good deal in my book. I would definitely love to check out this restaurant IRL once the pandemic is behind us but for now, I'm thankful I can get their tasty eats delivered right to me!

The food here is delicious! I got to try the beef shawarma plate which had perfect bite sized…read morepieces of shawarma that I didn't even need to cut further. It came with a side of plenty of rice and onions with sumac. They also brought out some fresh flat bread, dips and a few sides. My husband ordered the chicken shawarma sandwich that came with crispy fries, tomatoes, cucumbers, olives, hummus and a dip which paired perfectly with the sandwich and fries. We also ordered the lahmacun pizza which is a fun take on one of my favorite dishes. I recommend trying this restaurant out plus there is a delicious bakery next door with lots of middle eastern pastries and ice cream. I have no pictures sadly as everything was devoured so quickly. It was fairly cold in the restaurant but it was very clean with lots of open space. The server was super nice and very attentive.

Wanted some middle eastern food and Baghdad came highly recommended. Food was great, service was…read moreexceptional (Thanks Aransa) and the price per portion size was amazing. You get a TON of food with an entree. We took home half of what we ordered. So...in reality - if you order 2 entrees you get enough for that meal and another one. Rating it 4 starts as the chicken could have been a little moister, but it was awesome as it was. We will be back.