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THE SEATTLE TIMES
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Down behind Seattle U you'll find a lot of Ethiopian restaurants, but this one offers especially flavorful food (try the doro wot, chicken legs stewed with butter, tomato paste and a riot of spices, or order anything with lentils). It's dim and nearly devoid of decor, but there's a full bar and prices are almost ridiculously low: if you spend more than about $6 per person at dinner, you'll have leftovers. Grab a beer and a swatch of the spongy sourdough flatbread called injera and dig in.
Tear off another chunk of yummy spongy bread and dig right in
By Matthew Amster-Burton
December 05, 2003
Blue Nile
456 12th Ave.
Seattle, WA 98122
Phone: 206-320-8501

June 20, 2004
The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts: features the music and dance of Ethiopia, in recognition and celebration of millions of refugees, who have contributed to and enriched cultures throughout the world. International Refugee Day
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