two thin shells hand-wrapped and stuffed with a blend of minced beef or vegetables
Whole Lentil Sambusa
$3.50
2 pieces per order
Kategna
$4.50
2 pieces of fresh warm injera spread with kibe, garlic and spicy sauce rolled into finger food.
Lentil Soup
with ethiopian spices.
Cup$2.50
Bowl$3.50
Salads
Timamtim Fitfit
$5.50
fresh tomatoes, peppers and onions seasoned with spices mixed with injera and house dressing
Eithiopian Tomato Salad
$5.50
finely chopped tomatoes, onions and jalapenos peppers combined with ethiopian spices
Entrees - Beef
All Entrees Served With Injera
Ethiopian Food Is Shared By Everyone At The Table.
Order For Your Table By Choosing One Entree Per Person.
Food This Fresh Takes Time To Prepare, So Please Allow At Least
20 Minutes For Your Order, Or Call Ahead Of Your Visit.
*** The Health Department Warns That Eating Raw Or Uncooked Meat Is Dangerous
Key Wat
$11.95
lean, chopped beef simmered in niter kibe, berbere, onion and combination of spices
Alicha Wat
$11.95
lean, chopped beef simmered in a mild sauce of onions, garlic and ginger
Tibs
$12.95
tender, pieces of marinated beef sauteed with onions, garlic, peppers, and a touch of rosemary
Tibs Wat
$12.95
tibs simmered in spicy sauce.
Tibs Alicha
$12.95
tibs simmered in mild sauce.
Kitfo
$13.99
ethiopian steak tartare seasoned with niter kike and mitmita (red pepper blend) served rare, medium or well done.
Entrees - Chicken
All Entrees Served With Injera
Doro Wat
$11.50
exquistely flavorful and spicy chicken slowly simmered in berbere sauce served with chicken drumstick, thigh and hard boiled egg
Doro Alicha
$11.50
chicken drumsticks, thigh and a hard boiled egg simmered in a mild and flavorful onions, ginger root and a pinch of cardmon
Combo Of Doro Wat (07) And Doro Alicha (08)
$14.50
Entrees - Lamb
All Entrees Served With Injera
Ybeg Dey Wat
$13.50
tender and flavorful lamb meat (bone-in) cooked in berbere sauce and other exotic spices
Ybeg Alicha
$13.99
cubed tender lamb meat (bone-in) cooked in mild onions, ginger, garlic and niter kibe
Ybeg Tibs
$14.75
marinated pieces of lamb meat sauteed with onions, garlic, peppers and touch of rosemary
Ybeg Tibs Wat
$14.75
ybeg tibs simmered in spicy sauce.
Ybeg Tibs Alicha
$14.75
ybeg tibs simmered in mild sauce.
Entrees - Seafood
Shrimp Wat
$13.50
shrimp simmered in spicy homemade sauce.
Shrimp Tibs
$13.50
shrimp marinated in fresh lemon juice, garlic
and green pepper.
Assa Wat
$14.50
tilapia fish cooked in spicy home-made sauce.
Assa Tibs
$13.50
tilapia marinated in fresh lemon juice and
garlic, sauteed with onions and green peppers.
Entrees - Vegetarian
All Entrees Served With Injera
Yemisir Wat
$10.50
red lentils simmered in spicy onion and home made sauce
Diffin Yemisir Wat
$10.50
similar to yemisir wat but in whole lentils for a different flavor.
Kick Alicha
$10.50
split peas cooked in mild sauce of onions, garlic and ginger
Shero
$10.50
seasoned chick pea flour cooked in mild sauce
Gomen
$10.50
chopped collard greens simmered in a mild sauce of onions and garlic
Tikel Gomen
$10.50
lightly spiced cabbage, carrots and onions cooked in a mild sauce
Dinch Alicha
$10.50
potato cubes and carrots cooked in a mild sauce of onions, garlic, ginger and other spices
Atkilt Wat
$10.50
delicious curried vegetable stew made with carrots, potatoes, cabbage, peppers and onions
Combo Of
$13.50
yemisir wat (19) kick alicha (21) gomen (23) and dinch alicha (25)
Entrees - A Taste Of Cottage Samplers
All Entrees Served With Injera
Beef, Chicken, Lamb And Veggie
doro wat (07), key wat (01), ybeg alicha (11), atkilt wat (26)
For One$17.75
For Two$32.50
Beef, Chicken, Lamb And Veggie
ybeg key wat (10), doro wat (07), alicha wat (02), yemisir wat (19), atkilt wat (26)
A cottage is a small traditional house in rural Ethiopia. It is beautiful, cozy, and creates an atmosphere of love and friendliness. Up to our modern age, where people started living in high-rise apartments, ancient Ethiopians who created the country's rich history, unique traditions and culture and gave civilization to the world were Cottage dwellers. One of the Ethiopian traditions that is unique and not widely known to the outside world is Ethiopian traditional food eaten with fingers. Traditionally, diners prepare themselves for a meal by washing their hands. Then they sit around a colorfully woven Moseb where the Injera is laid on the bottom of the Moseb. Then each dish is spooned onto the Injera for all to share. Injera is torn into pieces and then used to pick up morsels of food. A piece of Injera is placed between the fingers, clasped together and used to pick up the food and place it into the mouth. For the perfect conclusion to our traditional meal we suggest a glass of Ethiopian honey wine - Tej, and a cup of Ethiopian coffee - Buna.