The food was fresh, delicious and it was great value. Underrated place!!!

This delicious, fresh and different restaurant is a must for those with any adventure in their taste buds. The aroma of the cooking gets your juices flowing as soon as you walk in. The staff are lovely, friendly, helpful and patient. Try the House special as it is 14, yes 14, dishes of the zestiest, tastiest mixture of spicy, hot, not so hot, delicate, tart and fresh, healthy chicken, lamb, beef and vegetable dishes served on the amazing injera bread which you use as cutlery. It soaks up so much flavour you could eat it on its own and be satisfied. The menu is full of great choices if you know your Ethiopian and Eritrean food. There is a large range of beers, wines, spirits and soft drinks. The Eritrean coffee ceremony is amazing. Beautiful coffee that is roasted fresh and the beans are brought out for you to savour the aroma as they sizzle in their pan roasting. The pot is exquisite and lasts for ages, no need for sugar or milk as it is so tasty and it is accompanied by the best popcorn I’ve ever tasted, not too sweet, not too salty and proper crunchy. We were treated to the Eritrean honey wine, Messa/Tej I think, by the proprietor and it is wonderful. Like mead with a twist and very potent. Many thanks for the experience all round. Very good value as well, mains from £6. Good food, good music, good people, good times. It would be a great place for a party for sure. Definitely going back next time I’m in Manchester. Try it out, you won’t be disappointed. Cheers.