JM Eats: Uninspired Ethiopian at Keren Restaurant
(04/02/14 7:54pm)
With all that D.C. has to offer when it comes to ethnic cuisine, it was pretty shameful that I am just now getting around to Ethiopian food.
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With all that D.C. has to offer when it comes to ethnic cuisine, it was pretty shameful that I am just now getting around to Ethiopian food.
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