Washington holds one of the largest Ethiopian communities outside Ethiopia, and Shaw's Little Ethiopia is the heart of it. Injera, doro wat and vegetarian fasting combinations are everyday fare here. Chercher Ethiopian Restaurant and Dukem, both on the Shaw side of U Street, are among the longest-running anchors of the scene.
Chercher Ethiopian Restaurant in Washington DC is the second-floor 9th Street rowhouse Ethiopian dining room in Shaw's Little Ethiopia, a no-reservations.
OrderThe shiro chickpea stew with extra injera; the menu's editorial signature.
TipNo reservations; the staircase line moves fastest at 17:30 on weeknights and crowds outside the door by 19:00. Cash and card both accepted.
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