StreetLevel: Ethiopian Grub Coming to 4th Ave.
Here’s one of the more interesting new 4th Avenue businesses we’ve come across in a while: The Nolita Ethiopian restaurant Ghenet is going to open a branch on 4th and Douglass in the coming weeks. Ghenet is known for its vegetarian friendly, accessible Ethiopian cooking, according to New York Mag. The coming restaurant is directly…
Here’s one of the more interesting new 4th Avenue businesses we’ve come across in a while: The Nolita Ethiopian restaurant Ghenet is going to open a branch on 4th and Douglass in the coming weeks. Ghenet is known for its vegetarian friendly, accessible Ethiopian cooking, according to New York Mag. The coming restaurant is directly across the street from the newish (and popular) Australian-themed Sheep Station. Ghenet Brooklyn is probably going to open sometime in mid-March, according to one of its owners. GMAP
let’s keep it on the up and up here.
aunt suzie’s may not be good, but at least she tries!!!!
i agree…the name mr. wonton is not the most creative, but the food is excellente!
Biff, I have to agree, Aunt Suzie’s is horrible. I have o idea how they stay in business. It’s true I’ve only eaten in there ten years ago, when I first moved to the Slope, but once was enuf.
No, no, no, I won’t let Red Hot go. I will hold out hope. Light a candle, hold a vigil. Oh woe, woe, woe!
Or maybe I’ll just give Mr. Wonton a whirl. While usually wary of restaurants with Mr. (insert food item here) as a name, Mr. Falafel is good, so I should be willing to take a chance.
It’s time to let Red Hot go.
They are gone. Sad, but true.
Mr. Wonton sure is good though. Berkeley and 7th…
Has anybody tried Scalino on 7th Ave at 10th St?
Any further word on Red Hot? I walked past there Sunday and the tables were all gone and people were working on the kitchen.
Thanks 4:06. I appreciate the recommendation.
4:07 – I bet you say that to all the posters, but you’re sweet, just the same. Spaghetti and ben wa balls, anyone?
Wow, 30 posts and not ONE negative…uh oh…
Ethopian food will be worthless once AY is built.
Al di La is my favorite restaurant in Brooklyn.
I’m going Wednesday, in fact!
ok fine. you’re right biff.
as long as i get you once a week, i’m cool.