Addis Grill Vegan restaurant, Mediterranean and Ethiopian Restaurant

Hidden gem!!! I got the chicken kabab platter. The chicken has great flavor and is cooked perfectly (moist, not dry!). The hummus it comes with is out of this world 😁 thank you

They sell the best falafels and Chana masala! I’m a vegetarian and I love their dishes!

The food is amazing! Best food I had while staying Kentucky, the owner was very nice and welcoming too! Highly recommend this place 💯

Doesn't look like much from the outside but the food is AMAZING! The owners are friendly, food was great, and prices are reasonable. My wife and I ordered way to much and the portion sizes are big! I'd highly recommend this place. Bonus is the have a crazy huge bourbon selection!

Arrived for lunch right around noon on a Wednesday. Food was delicious.

This is a phenomenal "mom and pop" Mediterranean restaurant. Food quality is superb and the service is slow yet good. Highly recommend the chicken kabob and veggies. Everything was fresh and delicious. The only thing that could be improved is the atmosphere - it's a dingy, poorly lit space with no real life to it. But at the end of the day, you're there for delicious food and that's what you'll get!

The food speaks for itself. This is the definition of a dive BUT it’s the hidden gem type. I love how they skipped the vain, American restaurant ambiance and instead focused on the food and the customer service. It’s so obvious it’s a mom and pop restaurant and I felt like a long lost child with their hospitality, large portions and flavorful meals. Will return soon.

Food nothing close to Ethiopian

Great food, great prices, best bourbon prices in this area by far. It's a little quiet and could stand some music. Overall this is a great value and experience.

Walked in last night and the restaurant was completely empty. I went and tried to speak a Mark to the server and the server told me they didn’t speak Amharic decided to go some place else Edit: what the restaurant owner doesn’t know is that Mr. Brewer is completely fluent in Amharic. And lived in Hawassa Ethiopia for years. To call this a “minority attack” is shameful. I left a review based on my findings of this restaurant. After finding the restaurant completely empty during peak dining hours we didn’t feel comfortable eating there so we decided to try another Ethiopian spot instead.