Bole Ethiopian Restaurant

Overall great experience. I loved the place and decor, really giving the eating at home feel. Got the Bole platter and enjoyed everything. Wish I had more meat on the platter. I don’t usually care for beets but they made them taste great paired with the lamb. Also liked the cabbage and collard greens. The honey wine was also refreshing with our meal. I would be back to try more things

Went here today for lunch after church at 1pm. Usually do, to go. Yet, today wanted to eat in. The food was delicious and the waitress were really nice. Order was taken quickly and not too long of a wait for the food to come out!! Definitely feel full, good and ready for a nap afterwards ☺ after eating here! 💯

Soooooo i hate to give low stars, especially if im going to call someone out but... omg... WELL FIRST OFF.... I LOVED THE FOOD!!! I craved a something n they met the mark... BUT THE SERVICE!!!!! omggggggggg.... Rebecca was our server and well... she didnt make us want to come back. She was not informative or suggestive about the menu and in fact let us order 2 of the same dish (we didnt know it was the same thing n infact were trying to decide between it an another and she let us order it without explaining WE WERE ORDERING THE SAME THING!!! When i asked if we could exchange it for something else BECAUSE IT WAS THE SAME THING she said oh its already at the table... the dish was 15 bucks and we werent going to eat it because well WE HAD THE SAME DISH in a LARGER version.... At the same time my husband ask for a refill and in that moment, n not a moment before she informed us that our $3 tea and lemonade, that came in small wine glasses DIDNT GET REFILLS.... As i said the food was good but the 60 check left me a little ehhhhhhhhh... especially since 15 of it went to the dogs... Wont be going back...

I wish I had taken a picture of our platter before we demolished it, but we were more interested in the unique eating experience than the photo opportunity! Food is served on a platter and consumed with Injera, a type of flat bread. (If a tortilla married a pancake and had kids, they would be Injera!) No plates or utensils. Everything was delicious!

It actually wasn't what I thought it could be but it didn't make my taste buds go crazy. The bread 🍞 was way to spongy like. And the food wasn't hot. But Ppl like the food but not my taste buds! Sorry not sorry. The only real good thing was the Somosa. Plus my Mom felt nauseous afterwards. The dish was toooooooo smooshy!!!