Blue Nile

Reviewed by NicoleS608636 on 04/19/2009.
Member since March 2004, Total Reviews: 5 (Wayne, PA)

I ordered the vegetarian platter and everything on it including the injera was super delicious. The staff was very friendly and attentive. I highly recommend this place.

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Reviewed by JamesS1857 on 10/25/2007.
Member since October 2007, Total Reviews: 3 (Male, 50s, Katy, TX)

Fun place, but timid diners may be septical of highly spiced stews eaten with hands(forks available on request). Food is served on top of buckwheat "crepes" and is eaten by tearing the crepe and transferring crepe food to mouth with hand. Wide selection of vegetarian dishes and stewed meats.

Reviewed by WCO786 on 09/17/2007.
Member since September 2007, Total Reviews: 16 (Female, 30s, Houston, TX)

What an experience for the taste buds! Let the wait staff guide your dining decision if you're a first timer. Definitely a destination spot.

Reviewed by mikhastur on 08/31/2007.
Member since October 2005, Total Reviews: 23 (Houston, TX)

Blue Nile served perhaps the best meal I have had in Houston. Compares favorably to Ethiopian restraunts in NYC and DC. The coffee ceremony is great fun, but only for those with plenty of time.

Reviewed by bellaj96 on 08/08/2007.
Member since August 2007, Total Reviews: 1 (Female, 30s, Houston, TX)

This restaurant is a little out of the way, but the food is well worth. It has a full bar, but the specialty of the house is a unique honey wine. The place has a casual atmosphere with wonderful art from Ethiopia on the walls. The service is mediocre at best.