608 T Street, NW
Some sad news out of the All Souls comment thread:
“Great news for David and All Souls! On the other side of T, sad news with Zenebech Injera closing in 6 months for the new 7 story building coming in.”
We knew it was coming but this is the first I’m hearing on a closing date. Zenebech’s website says:
“Zenebech Restaurant is a family business that was started in 1993 as an injera bakery. Zenebech Dessu and Gebrehanna Demissie started the business as a means of survival after being laid off from work. The bakery was located on 11th & V NW and served both restaurants and markets all over the DC metropolitan area.
In 1999 Zenebech Restaurant relocated to it current location and expanded to include both the injera bakery and carryout orders . Over the years, we have added more dishes to our menu while using authentic Ethiopian spices and freshly baked injera.
As a small family business we take a lot of pride in our food and strive to make the tastiest Ethiopian dishes for you.
Come and eat with Zenebech!”
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