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    Langano Ethiopian Restaurant

    3.4 (108 reviews)
    ModerateEthiopian
    Open 10:00 am - 2:00 AM (Next day)

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    Yebeg Girgiro
    Kenneth K.

    Langano was the first Ethiopian restaurant I went to in Silver Spring as I joined a few friends several years ago (back when I lived in DC interning for a summer), using a restaurant.com coupon. I remember the food being excellent and the service slow but it was on a busy Sunday evening. One of our best friends who is now sadly gone took me and my fiancé back here a few times in recent years and the food was still great (perhaps better than before) and service has definitely improved. After trying most of the places, this became his favorite and one of ours. My father came in late this past Thursday night and my fiancé and I came back with him as it is now open past midnight again, and among only a couple places that are. It was quite busy (being the the night before Juneteenth), yet our server was very prompt and attentive. We were very impressed with what ordered Yebeg Lega Tibs (one of my late friends favorite), Yebeg Girogiro (my personal favorite), and Fish Dulet. All the food was excellent as always. They even took a restaurant.com coupon when the platform rarely has been used since the pandemic started which was great. I think both Langano and Debab are now our top two favorites, followed by Beteseb. We'll definitely be back and are grateful for Langano and the many other excellent Ethiopian restaurants in our neighborhood.

    Beef Tibs
    Dan A.

    Langano is one of a few Ethiopian restaurants on the Georgia ave. strip that has a variety of choices. Have been here a couple of times for takeout. For dining, you have a mix of low & high top tables as well a bar area with a TV. We ordered the veggie combo & Special Kitfo (usually order the regular). The two types of seasoned Ayeb (cottage cheese) take it to the next level! Also served with Kocho (fermented bread). Their Kitfo is also excellent-right amount of seasonings/spices although a little heavy on that decadent butter. Veggie combo was a nice complement with a good variety of items from Shiro, Messir, greens & beets to name a few. The ladies at the bar were friendly & offered coffee/tea while I waited for my order. One of the best for Eti food in the area!

    Veggie sampler
    Michelle A.

    We stopped in for lunch today and had a great meal! The restaurant was almost empty, so plenty of booths available. The restaurant itself is nice- coffered ceilings, huge stocked bar... it's clearly a nightclub at night... but a nice one. The food was really good. We got beef tibs, and it was so crispy and flavorful. We also got the veggie platter with six different vegetable dishes. My favorites were the lentils, and the potatoes and green beans... but honestly they were all great. These two dishes easily fed me and my husband, and while we didn't finish everything, we were totally full and very happy with our meal. The kitchen was fast and our server was friendly and efficient. We will definitely come back!

    Vegetable Platter
    Victoria N.

    I don't recommend ordering this via Uber eats. I was hoping the sides/mini dishes would be in a different container than the injera. It wasn't at all presentable. The food still tasted great but the experience is so much better in person. I had ordered the meat and vegetable platter.

    Veggie Combo
    Naomi P.

    This place is my jam! I literally crave it every other day. I'm a pescatarian so I didn't think I would enjoy Ethiopian food like others who get the beef tips but man was I wrong. I've been to the other Ethiopian spot on this strip but this was the winner for me. Their Gulash fish with rice paired with the veggie combo is undefeated. The servers are nice all and Ethiopian. They do take some time to make the food but it's okay to me cause the ingredients are fresh and the food is delicious. If your getting take out call ahead of time. You'll be waiting 30 minutes even if the place is empty. I see people drinking here all the time seems like a spot for regulars. I haven't had a drink her but seems good to the regulars. I 100% recommend this place.

    Tija A.

    My friend and I came here on a Saturday night and were immediately greeted at the door. The host sat us at a table and took our order. We ordered vegetarian sambusas, a vegetarian platter and the fried fish to share. Everything was flavored to perfection. The food was super good and super fresh! Also everyone seemed to work as a team. Various waiters would come to our table to check on us and see if we needed anything. I really appreciate the good service we received here and I plan to return.

    Muriel H.

    I had the best night ever at this spot! All my years growing up in the DMV area I did not know that this was here. After a fun night at the "Hey Frase" live podcast show at the Fillmore the crew that I was with wanted to continue the night of fun so the gentleman that we were with led us to this spot. First of all the live band was so good. They played a little bit of everything; not just Ethiopian music. Oldies, newbies, EVERYTHING! There was a good crowd of people dancing and vibing to the music. I cannot remember what we ordered but it had a little bit of everything on it. I have a picture to post. The bar is fully stocked so they had our cocktails flowing. The food was so good. I mean the meat was out of this world! I have had Ethiopian food before but this was so homemade that my tastebuds were in heaven!!!!!

    Vegetarian platter with a separate order of kitfo in the middle.
    Sarah B.

    Favorite Ethiopian place so far in Silver Spring, and there are dozens so that is saying something. I've been to Langano several times, first with a friend from Ethiopia as my initial introduction to Ethiopian food, and another time after the Women's March. Both of those meals were made 100% better by the excellent company and camaraderie, so my review might be inflated for nostalgia, but nostalgia is great and so is the food and service here, so 5 stars it is. Also Silver Spring desperately needs more places that are open late (does no one else crave food after midnight in this city haha??), so that is another perk of this joint. Huge portions, great service, and tasty food!! The vegetarian sampler is my go to of course, and I love the variety of the platter options. The missir wot (lentils), shiro (powdered peas- soooo good) and kik alecha (yellow peas) are my favorites. The website has photos of the food and descriptions which are very helpful if you aren't familiar with the names of the dishes you like but know what they look like. Service deserves a special shout out, specifically for our visit after the women's march. We were a party of 7, and had been on our feet all day (15+ miles because we couldn't get on a metro until Noma) so we were very tired, hungry, and thirsty. The servers at Langano's kept the glasses of water coming from the moment we sat down until we left. In order to be able to sit, they rearranged several tables for us as well. Even though the place was packed, the food came out in a reasonable amount of time, and service continued to be excellent. Thanks Langano's for being my first for the wondrous thing that is Ethiopian food as well my great finale on a day for the history books.

    Vegie Combo and Yebeg Girgiro
    Evelina D.

    Pros: Amazing food Cons: Customer Service My Best friend invited me to this place to experiment on my sensitivity to spicy food. I like to mention that I am not a great fan of spicy hot food, but if it's fun once a year or so. Ethiopian cuisine for me is vastly different from my native Central Asian and allows for an exploration of differences between cultures. We ordered veggie combo (which I absolutely loved, especially cabbage and lentils) and Yebeg Girgiro which is a lamb dish served in a clay pot that has a fire under to keep the food warm. The lamb was very spicy for me but I loved the tenderness of the meat. Overall the food was extremely good, although I needed a gallon of cold water to stop the fire in my mouth. The worst thing that happened that day was the fact that we left a gift bag inside under the table and accidentally forgot it on the way out. When going home I realized and called the restaurant right away. What happened was they mentioned to me that they don't have it and after checking they stated that nothing was there. When my friend called (who is Ethiopian) they willingly checked again and "found it". I was very disappointed in this outcome. I did get my gift bag back, but I still feel the negative residue from this situation.

    Alisa D.

    Came to eat here after waiting at Lucy next door for 20-minutes without being served. Best thing to happen. By far the best Ethiopian restaurant I've been to yet, and I am very picky. Staff is friendly and extremely attentive. Food was absolutely amazing and cooked just as ordered.

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    Cool vibe and good food. We got the sampler and everything was tasty. Service was attentive.

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    Poor experience! Our reserved table was not honored, and we were charged much more than the agreed service price. we felt robbed!

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    Beteseb Restaurant

    4.3(290 reviews)
    0.1 mi
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    This is a great spot. It was a bit hard to find since signage isn't super clear, but it's pretty…read moretiny and located on the corner. I ordered the vegetarian platter and felt it was a good deal and amount of food. I ordered a boiled egg as well as a side of ayib. The ayib was great and the egg was delivered about halfway through my meal which was odd--I actually forgot I ordered it. If it can't be delivered with the meal, it probably shouldn't be offered. At the point I received it I was near done eating. The food tasted good and had a good price point. They also offers Ethiopian beer which was great. This was a good spot, definitely a hole in the wall so I do suggest making a reservation.

    Honestly, I thought it would be a lot better with so much hype. Everything was a bit off…read more The service was OK. Our waitress didn't check in at all. When you go in, you have to have the mind set that it is a small business restaurant. I think it's because when I hear James Beard, that service is a part of it. They didn't know what beers they had or wine. I had to think what beers would be here based on me being at a Guyanese event! lol. The food was OK! It wasn't mind blowingly good. There is another Ethiopian spot in SS that was so nice and extremely good food so I thought this would be 10x that. This is small, but there was no music and it was sooooo bright in there. I feel like all of that sets the mood for the experience. The positive is that it is still extremely reasonable. We walked out of there with a $60 bill, which was two beers, beef and veggie platter and a side of rice and chicken drum. Also, you are still supporting small business when you go and not some chain.

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    Nazrawi Ethiopian Restaurant

    Nazrawi Ethiopian Restaurant

    4.3(348 reviews)
    0.2 mi
    $$

    Nazrawi was the perfect choice…read more I decided to pop in for a meal after arriving really early for a nearby event. I settled into a seat at the bar, and right away the intimate vibe won me over -- cozy and genuinely warm. The fish dish was absolutely delicious -- flavorful, perfectly seasoned, and clearly made with care. The yellow lentils were rich and comforting, and the injera? It was the ideal vehicle for everything on the plate. I enjoyed every single bite. The service matched the food -- sweet, attentive, and unhurried. The kind of warmth that reminds you a real family is behind this place. It was a cold one outside, so on my way out I ordered a spiced tea to-go. The perfect ending. Nazrawi doesn't just feed you -- it sends you off right. Highly recommend. This one's going in the regular rotation.

    OK overall. Went at 8:00 on a Saturday night yet there were few people dining. I ordered Minchet…read moreAbish and was told they were out and couldn't serve it. Seems strange to be out at 8:00 on a Saturday night with modest business. I don't believe they had so many orders that they ran out; they just chose not to make any on a Saturady might, imo. I picked this restaurant solely because the serve Minchet Abish, so I was very disappointed. Sambusa was good. We ordered the Veggie Combo, which came without the tomato salad listed on the menu. Tibs were good. Probably would not return.

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    Inside bar

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    Bete Ethiopian Cuisine & Cafe

    4.2(210 reviews)
    0.3 mi
    $$

    Great vegetarian combo--good value. I came in on a Saturday night before a concert around 7 PM. I…read morewas seated right away. They sell beer and wine and the seating is cozy, decor is eclectic. I got my food within about 15 minutes of ordering and the portions were huge. The lentils were my absolute favorite. Everything was decent, but the red lentils were standout. Injira was delicious. It was easy to check out and the bathrooms were clean. It's just off the main drag in silver spring with numerous garages nearby. All in all, a great option!

    Shout out to my Ethiopian brothers and sisters for this phenomenal establishment! Looking for…read moreauthentic Ethiopian food? This is the spot. I was greeted by warm and welcoming customer service. I stopped in as soon as the restaurant opened and was able to choose my own table. I ordered veggie sambusas as my appetizer, traditional Ethiopian tea for my drink, and lamb tibs for my main course. The drink was warming and earthy! These herbs helped digest your food and calm the senses. Ethiopian cuisine is like medicine to the body and soul! The sambusas were so delicious and warming!!! The sauce that came with it was very warming and flavorful! I felt both fulfilled and like my senses were singing! The lamb tibs were simply divine! Juicy, tender, and flavorful! Paired with the injera bread and the vegetables! Do not get me started! During the time I was here, many people were coming in and out of this place. Best believe I will be back! It is a nice treat and well worth it! Cheers!

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    Ethiopian beers.

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    Beef sambusa.

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    Seb-Seb Restaurant and Bar - Veggies deluxe combination

    Seb-Seb Restaurant and Bar

    4.5(40 reviews)
    0.7 mi

    Came to meet up with a friend for dinner and we thoroughly enjoyed our meal!…read more The inside dining area is swanky, but also connected to a pretty bare-bones liquor store which creates a mismatch labyrinth to find the bathroom, snaking past storage crates, etc. It's a little odd, but if you're not particular, it's not big deal. There's a lovely covered outside area to eat, which is what we opted for. For some reason, the plastic clover "growing" on the outside wall really amused me. The food - awesome. I think we made the right choice to get one Vegetarian Sampler and one order of lamb tibs to split. Everything on the vegetarian platter was delicious. My favorite was the lentils with berebere spices. They even had a small salad which was good, but surprising that it was spicy! The lamb tibs were flavorful and came with slices of spicy peppers that were a delight. Not for those sensitive to spicy food! They have plenty of drinks inside, but it's hard to go wrong with a nice glass of Tej (Ethiopian honey wine), which they didn't skimp on when pouring! My only complaint would be that we ran out of injera bread (this is probably the first Ehtiopian place I've been to where they served our food directly on a plate without a large piece of injera underneath) and the waitstaff is pretty hands-off so it took a while to get someone to bring out some more. But if that's my only complaint, it's not a bad experience overall!

    Seb-Seb is a small Ethiopian spot in Silver Spring that's honestly easy to miss, but I'm glad we…read morestopped in because the food was really enjoyable. I started with the beef sambusa appetizer, and those were the stars of the night for me. The crust was perfectly flakey and the lentil filling had just the right amount of spice so I could enjoy every bite without feeling overwhelmed. For our main dish, my wife, daughter, and I ordered the veggie deluxe platter. It came with lentils, yellow peas, beets, and a variety of other vegetables and beans. Everything was served with injera that was soft, fresh, and really delicious. I liked that none of the portions were too spicy, which let me appreciate all the flavors. The staff was friendly and helpful throughout our visit. Overall, we had a great experience and I would be happy to come back again.

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    Zene's Deli & World Market - The Special Veggie Platter

    Zene's Deli & World Market

    3.9(38 reviews)
    0.2 mi

    This spot is located on Fenton off the main row of Ethiopian restaurants on Georgia Ave. One of a…read morerelative's favorite spots so our first time. We met for lunch on a Sunday. We loved the coffee prep area where the Etan (traditional burning incense) scent fills the air and you can view the Buna (coffee) being made. Complimentary Ethiopian Bread delivered personally from table to table was also a nice touch. We ordered Special Kitfo which includes the cheese (Ayeb) side, Shint (filet) Tibs and veggie combo. We had 4 in our party so just right portions. Tibs was tender and seasoned perfectly as well Kitfo. The Veggie combo was delicious. We ended our meal with the freshly made Coffee. Black and No milk please. So good. Service was exceptional! Our server took great care of us. The owner arrived and immediately started to visit tables greeting customers and offering more complimentary bread. We felt like we were visiting family, friends. From the market, we picked up a freshly baked loaf of bread as well Injera from Ethiopia. Our only regret is not discovering Zene's earlier. Serving up exceptional food with above and beyond service-not to be missed!

    This place is so welcoming! They make you feel at home as soon as you walk in the door. The owner,…read moreZene greets you and offers homemade bread! The smell of the coffee is so inviting! My friend saw them on IG and I added it to my list. I figured they must be new because surely I've heard of all the Ethiopian spots in downtown Silver Spring! Wrong! There's just that many! We had lunch here this past weekend. My friend got some vegan options. I got the awaze tibs - they warned me it would be spicy. It was perfect and to my liking. If you can't handle heat, then stay away from that one. It was an adequate amount of meat. I ended up needing extra injera and they were so nice in getting more for the table. This place is unique in that it's not jut a restaurant. It's a market with food items and clothing. I love that! My friend ended up getting some injera to go! They could do better with the signage as the name isn't clearly seen from the street but maybe that was by design! If you know, you know! I would definitely come here again!

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    Coffee prep area

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    Effoi Restaurant  - Doro Wot with Ayyib

    Effoi Restaurant

    4.4(47 reviews)
    0.1 mi

    The reason I picked this spot from all the amazing Ethiopian options in Silver Spring is that they…read morehad some holiday specials available for Ethiopian and Eritrean dishes that I have never had. This made it perfect for getting an Ethiopian fix of legit Ethiopian food in the area while being in town but also still stick with my plan to only try new dishes I have never had during visits in cities with lots of international options. I tried a "lifer" dish special they had until Christmas: Hilbet. My Realization on the connection to the word Hilbeh from Yemeni/ Yemenite food somehow didn't hit me fully until later on even though I immediately thought of Yemeni/ Yemenite Hilbeh when I tasted the fenugreek in the Hilbet! I am familiar with Hilbeh form Israel where it was brought to by Jews who came to Israel from Yemen like my aunt and of course Hilbet is related! The Ethiopian and Eritrean hilbet, just like the yemenite one is a naturally vegan dish. Unlike the yemenite Hilbeh that is only made with ground fenugreek seeds, the Ethiopian and Eritrean Hilbet has fava beans, fenugreek, and lentils, all ground into a powder, cooked, and whipped to a cream like texture. It was definitely whipped and maybe a little sticky. It would take a little getting used to for me but definitely super interesting and super fun to try. It came with shiro next to it that I was very happy with (one of my favorite Ethiopian stews!). The hilbet was topped with a salty (a tad too salty for me maybe) tomato based sauce. There were pieces of fresh jalapeno on the hilbet which I really liked with it. I really liked the presentation of the dish. The injera was good which is the most important part for me in Ethiopian and Eritrean meals and the food was well spiced-- both, and the injera in particular, have been a source of disappointment when eating Ethiopian food in the limited amount of Ethiopian restaurants in Tucson while living here. There was a woman in the restaurant roasting coffee beans and doing the coffee ceremony which added to a nice ambience. With providing some less common Ethiopian and Eritrean dishes, especially around the holidays I think this restaurant is a real gem and definitely a good one to prioritize trying some special less commonly found dishes at! This is what earned a 5 stars from me which I now tend to reserve for very few favorite outstanding places. My general rating system: 1 star: I would stay away 2 stars: Has some good things about it but I generally don't recommend. 3 stars: Pretty good. I wouldn't go out of my way to go back but a decent place 4 stars: Great place. I would go back. 5 stars: I highly recommend stopping whatever you are doing and making plans to try it out! An Evie favorite!

    My cousin was in town from Atlanta and was really craving Ethiopian food. She found this spot, and…read moreit just so happened to be right near my house even though I'd never been before. We finally went, and walking in... WHEW. It was super crowded, and this was two days after Thanksgiving, so I already knew it had to be good. We ordered the veggie combo with doro wot and yebeg tibs, and the veggie platter was SO good. My favorites were the ater kik (turmeric chickpea stew), cabbage, and misir (red lentil stew) I couldn't stop eating them. There were about six other veggie options too, and everything was seasoned and flavorful. The doro wot was flavorful but a little too spicy for me, and the chicken leg wasn't very tender kind of hard to pull apart. The yebeg tibs were just okay; not bad, but I've had better. Service was great, especially our waitress she really took a liking to my baby and was hugging him up, which I loved. I also noticed they have a hookah lounge upstairs, which I thought was cute and would definitely want to check out another time. Overall, I'd definitely be back that veggie combo alone is worth it.

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    Fresh roses and champagne for grand opening!

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