About
AddisParis Cafe is an Ethiopian restaurant, bar, and cafe located in Washington, District of Columbia. It provides a unique dining experience, allowing customers to experience the flavors of Ethiopia without having to leave the United States. The restaurant offers a variety of traditional Ethiopian dishes, and its bar serves wine, beer, and other drinks. The cafe also holds weekly events such as open microphone nights, art classes, and language classes. AddisParis Cafe provides an opportunity to explore Ethiopian culture and cuisine.
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Lovely atmosphere, servers were fine. Too bad the latte was lukewarm, chocolate croissant dry, salad greens dressed with oil and nothing else, and no butter for the bread. Scrambled eggs were decent, but not worth $18 they cost me. Give it a miss. … More
I hate to give this place 2 stars for atmosphere - it's a really lovely community spot, has such a cool vibe, and the owners are incredible. I am rooting in every way for this cafe. However, every single time I come here, I have the same problem - I get absolutely swarmed by mosquitoes. They leave the windows in the cafe open, which would normally be awesome. However, the mosquitoes are so bad that I can't even sit comfortably for more than a few minutes. It's bad enough that I need to douse myself in bug spray to stand even a chance of finishing my drink in peace. The mosquito issue could be fixed just by adding a screen to the window and one of those fake magnetic screen door covers you can get for cheap online. The other issue is the prices. $17 for a basic Nutella crepe with some fruit gives me sticker shock. The food is solid, but even a side salad according to the menu is $19. It's out of sync with the neighborhood's general prices, out of sync with the mosquito issue and the abi
Stopped by after the local farmers market since it had lots of great reviews. I went around lunch time and their cook was out due to an emergency so they had limited items available. I got their avocado toast which was good/decent but not $15 good especially since I could have made it at home for $3. The space was pretty dirty as well but it seemed like a local spot for the neighborhood with many people in and out of their outside patio.
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Business Hours
| Sunday: | 11:00 AM - 12:00 AM |
| Monday: | 8:00 AM - 10:00 PM |
| Tuesday: | Closed |
| Wednesday: | 8:00 AM - 10:00 PM |
| Thursday: | 8:00 AM - 10:00 PM |
| Friday: | 8:00 AM - 10:00 PM |
| Saturday: | 10:00 AM - 3:00 AM |
