Gojo Ethiopian - Laurel

Service: 10/10 Very nice lady and excellent service Cleanliness: 10/10 Everything was spotless, smelled great and clean Staff: 10/10 The lady who served us was very polite and professional. She was also willing to answer questions about the culture. Atmosphere: 10/10 Very nice, although it was considered higher end compared to the average restaurant in Addis, it still had the feel and made me really homesick for Ethiopia. Busy: 2/10 There was only one other couple there when I was there, I came at 11:30am right when they opened Value: 6/10 The prices were kinda high, but that's probably due to availability, and there's only a handful of Ethiopian restaurants in the area. Overall: 10/10 Highly recommend this place for authentic Ethiopian cuisine, friendly atmosphere and just an amazing place to try something new if you've never had injera or this type of food. Much love to the owners አፈቅርሃለሁ

Stopped in here on a Monday night on a whim. We have eaten Ethiopian several times at places across the country and we were very impressed with Gojo! The house specialty beef was particularly delicious as well as all the veggies we ordered. Perfectly spiced. We will be back! Food: 5 Service: 4 Atmosphere: 5

Food was tasty (Ethiopians use too much oil/butter in their food) The owner, young man, was friendly. Very costly (almost 25$ for one meal including tax and 15 to 30 tip he demands. Quantity of food very small. Service: Dine in Meal type: Dinner Price per person: $20–30

Poor excuse for Ethiopian restaurant. First time wasn't good but gave them benefit tried a second. Service is ridiculous. It's like this is a part time job or something and that's the owner.

Service: Dine in Meal type: Dinner Price per person: $20–30 Food: 5 Service: 4 Atmosphere: 4 Recommended dishes: Kik Alicha Wat, Injera, Chicken TIBS, Awaze TIBS