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Chercher Ethiopian Restaurant & Mart

4.4 (910 reviews)
ModerateEthiopian
Open • 11:30 am - 10:00 pm
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Bozena shiro wot
Lauren F.

I can only review their takeout, not their dine-in experirnce, but the food is delicious! The veggie platter and the bozena shiro wot especially stand out to me. Portions are generous enough for multiple meals from one dish and prices are reasonable. And they never skimp on the injera either! A reliable carryout staple for me. I've always found staff helpful and orders accurate.

Deluxe Veggie Combo
Andrea R.

If I could give 10 stars I would. My boyfriend and I took a quick birthday trip to DC from NYC. This was a last minute dinner plan after we weren't sure how the rest of the day would look post bottomless brunch. WOWOWOWOW. small space so it gets packed quick. We didn't wait longer than 10 minutes to be seated. Our servers were so delightful and happy. My most pleasant surprise here has been the service !! They gave us great recommendations and even gave us a taste of all four honey wines they had to offer. We went with the house. YOU SHOULD GET THE HOUSE HONEY WINE !!!!!!! Everything we had was absolutely amazing. My vegan bestie got her veggie platter and my boyfriend and I split the beef tibs and were so so full and satisfied. We have been waiting for the opportunity to go back. This was our last restaurant stop during that trip, and it will be the first stop for our next. They play no games here !!!! Serious food, serious flavor, serious service!!!!!! We highly recommend!!!!!

Vegan platter with beef tibs
Karen W.

You don't have to search far to find good Ethiopian food in the DC area and Chercher did not disappoint. The space is pretty small and it gets very busy around dinner time so we did have a little bit of a wait for a table. We decided on what we wanted while we waited, which allowed us to browse the menu and pick out what we wanted to get. We shared the vegan platter and added beef tibs. It arrived fairly quickly once we ordered and was a really enjoyable meal. I loved the variety of food and the beef tibs was tender and well seasoned. There was plenty of injera to go with the platter. Service was friendly but succinct due to it being so busy.

Shelley C.

This was my first time to eat Ethiopian, and it was amazing. My dish was raw beef with spices and butter, with cheese and collard greens. It was amazing. I ate more of it than I should have, because it was so good. My husband had a dish of cooked steak with a salad, who we think was the more more "Americanized" version. We both had "cold gold" beers that were perfect with the dishes. I wish it could go every week. The service was excellent. The servers were patient with all our questions.

Menu 1
Jonathan W.

On the Michelin guide for 2020 and 2021. Takes credit card. 6 bar seats, 9 small tables. Not good for large groups, best for parties 2-5. Babesha lager beer ($6) Mama Honey wine ($9)- sweet, with bitterness. Everything is eating with hands, not utensils. They have a sink in the corner to wash your hands. Injera- complimentary and unlimited. They will bring more. The injera is soft and thin, neutral taste. I really like the Injera. Special Vegetarian platter Special $18.99- deluxe is bigger size. Special is enough for 2 people. comes with multiple small vegetarian samplers. Some are western like salad and beets, some are Ethiopian like cooked cabbage. Eat each sample with the Injera is good. Beef special tibs ($21.99)- slices of cooked strip steak. Good flavor. Cooked well with a char flavor and soft but not overly cooked. Flavored with garlic and herbs Chicken Dora wat ($19.99)- stewed chicken. The chicken is soft and cooked well. Cooked in berbere. It was my first time having berbere- it's a very strong pepper and bitter type taste and pretty spicy. If you don't like spicy don't eat this.

Deluxe Veggie Combo with Chercher Beef Special Tibs
Alyanna M.

First time trying Ethiopian food & it was delicious! A new experience for us eating with our hands. We tried the deluxe veggie combo with the Chercher beef special tibs. Everything was super flavorful & was a nice combination adding the meat to the plate. Overall, the plate ended up being about ~$60 & is big enough to share for about 2-3 people. We also tried a sambusa, which was delicious & flavorful. All in all, I will be coming back in the future to try more dishes!

Vegetarian Deluxe Veggie Combo
Victoria M.

It has been several years since I had eaten in, so decided to order delivery. I ordered the deluxe deluxe (+3.00 to up charge deluxe) vegetarian platter as I was in a deep hole of craving and wanted to try all the vegetarian dishes. The size was confusing as the box couldn't fit what was sold--there was about 1-2 spoonfuls of each side in the box, with a majority of injera taking up most of the bottom space. It really felt like a ripoff since the servings were so minimal and the box clearly couldn't fit what was sold based on pictures seen online from other reviews (almost $30). It was also just a mess since the items were somewhat stacked in one another--salad stacked on another dish. Regarding the taste, I really just didn't think it was that great. I (happily) push myself to try Ethiopian food from all over the DMV, and this really didn't hit a high note with me. I had anticipated a more intense, strong, flavorful, and spicy meal (esp based on the overwhelmingly rave reviews), and every bite was really just kind of ok. Even the injera was overall bland and lacking a base flavor, and again it was just OK. It didn't even satisfy my craving, and sadly just kind of left me wanting to order from somewhere else. It was incredibly disappointing. Overall based on price, what was delivered, and tasted, I would not return. I can't comment on the service or ambience since I did not dine in. But from previous experience, it was fine. I do remember waiting, and it being a very awkward situation with the limited room, so heads up for those who are planning to eat in.

Lamb Stew
Capri L.

Hey friends! After leaving the Howard Theater, a Yelp search led me here. I was attracted to the consistent high reviews. CherCher is an Ethiopian restaurant that is also Michelin Star rated! I ordered the number #15 entree. I unfortunately can't remember the exact name of the entree. It was delicious. The beef was tender and well-seasoned. I wasn't a fan of the bread that came with the dish, it's a texture thing for me. The dish would be great served over a bed of rice. My table enjoyed their entrees as well. -Customer service was great. My MIL requested a spicy dish but it wasn't spicy enough for her. Our server kindly brought over a few spices to add to her dish. Our server also recommended all of entrees based off what we were in the mood for. She checked on us often and brought bread and water refills. -There's limited street parking out front. -There is a bar inside. -It's a smaller spot, so seating is intimate. May not be suitable for large parties. I see why this restaurant was highly recommended. I will definitely return. I hope you enjoy! With love, The Picky Pescatarian

Margaret L.

Can't go to DC and skip on Ethiopian! This is a casual hole in the wall spot that you must check out... I rolled in with 16 other people and we let the server order for us. We shared 3 each of the vegan platter, doro we't, ybeg tibs, and beef tibs. Also 2 bottles of tej, 1 kitfo, and a few other small things. Wow, there was such an array of stews/vegetables/salads/dips and so many flavors in each of them. The doro we't and split lentils were popular in our group. The tej (honey wine) was a hit - if you like mead you'll enjoy this. We showed up around 5:45 on a weekday and the restaurant was able to link up a bunch of tables upstairs for us. The servers were on top of all of our requests and kept our injera and water flowing. All in about $30pp, which is super reasonable for how much we consumed. Highly recommend this place!

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Mel J.

We are fans of Ethiopian food, so when we saw a high rated Ethiopian restaurant in DC, we knew that we had to try it. The restaurant was small with packed tables inside and bar. We got there at 5:30pm for early dinner and it got busy quite fast. As in Ethiopian tradition, we enjoyed eating the dish with our hands. - veggie platter deluxe with 10 items: delicious! Different vegetables brought different tastes and texture and all of them were perfectly cooked and well seasoned. The injera was soft and had perfect sour taste. Three of us cleaned up the plate and still wanting more! - doro wat: our favorite! The chicken pieces were tender and very flavorful. The sauce was delicious but quite spicy. However, my kiddo kept eating it because it was that good!

Suri S.

Chercher was only my second time experiencing Ethiopian cuisine, but it instantly transported me back to a cherished memory--my first taste of Injera bread on a Brooklyn film set while working with a famous musician. That moment left a lasting impression, and I was eager to revisit the flavors. Now living near Bethesda Row, I decided to try Chercher for dinner with friends. The restaurant was bustling, which felt like a promising sign. Though the food took a bit longer to arrive, the wait was absolutely worth it. I ordered the vegetarian platter, and it was a feast for the senses--bold, vibrant, colorful, and deeply satisfying. Each bite rekindled the nostalgia of my first Ethiopian meal, and reminded me why this cuisine is so special. Chercher is perfect for a first date, or for many more to come. It's a place where food becomes memory, and memory becomes joy.

The vegan special
Orval O.

I loved this little restaurant for the delicious food, the helpful service and the charm of a small, busy restaurant. As a single, they directed me to a stool at the counter. I struck up a pleasant conversation with a man sitting nearby. I got there early, which was good because it filled up by the time I was finished. I enjoyed the vegan special, which was a lot of food, plus a tasty Ethiopian lager beer. Good times.

2 veggie deluxe and 2 beef tips
Anne W.

DELICIOUS! Their injera had such a good taste and was perfectly soft. Every single dish in the veggie platter tasted different and was soo good. I was at a convention with friends in DC and my friend from out of town wanted this day 1 and it was an amazing recommendation. Probably the best thing I ate in DC all weekend, I was there since Friday. The servers were great. Do not miss this place, it is up a tiny black staircase, very walkable from the DC convention center.

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Ask the Community - Chercher Ethiopian Restaurant & Mart

Is the meat halal?

We don't serve halal meat.

Do you guys do combo orders? Or is it each entree has to be ordered separately? Wondering what the situation would be for a party of 4?

Do you still carry All-Teff injera at your dc location? (No wheat/gluten?)

Yes we do extra $3.00

Does this restaurant offer gift certificates?

Yes

Is the food here halal?

No its not halal.

Do you have all-teff injera as an option? I can't have wheat or gluten.Thank you!

Yes,I do

Is the meat zabiha/ Halal?

It is not Halal

Thank you for getting back to me re allergies! No reservations, correct?

Correct

Is it safe to eat here with allergies to peanuts, tree nuts, and mushrooms and lactose intolerance that does allow me to have real butter and yogurt?

Thank you for asking we don't use any nuts and mushrooms. we use real butterand yogurt 100% you are safe to eat at any CherCher.… 

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Chercher Ethiopian Restaurant & Mart - ethiopian - Updated July 2026

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