- Ethiopian
Ras Kassas Ethiopian Restaurant
Menu for Ras Kassas Ethiopian Restaurant
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Ratings and Reviews for Ras Kassas Ethiopian Restaurant
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May 14 2012
Nathan B. via Yelp
This restaurant serves average Ethiopian cuisine. There are better Ethiopian restaurants on East Colfax in Denver. However, since it's the only option in...read more
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Apr 27 2012
Liza M. via Yelp
awesome, want an experience? great food where you have no idea what flavors you're tasting? GO HEREread more
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Apr 22 2012
Bill H. via Yelp
Unique and delicious, a great place to experience a new quisine if you're not familiar with Ethopian food. They have a fantastic deck on the creek - time...read more
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Dec 31 2007
ssalr via Citysearch
Located off the beaten path, the food and atmosphere are authentic. The service is great and I love the honey wine. It is a unique...read more
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Feb 13 2007
cblboulder via Citysearch
My husband and I had a wonderful dining experience. The restaurant has great options for vegetarians and meat lovers. The waitres...read more
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Feb 07 2007
molranasaurausrex via Citysearch
i was very excited to try this place. walking in there you're like 'oooooo this is exotic' and yes, it is. its really fun because ...read more
In Short
Always crowded on weekend evenings and often during the week, this is a small unassuming space comprised of two small rooms. Walls are decorated with African tapestries and pictures of Ethiopia. Backless stools surround masabs, small basket tables. Complex flavors are drawn from simple foods like red lentils and butternut squash. Food is served family style and everyone eats with their hands, dipping injera (spongey, crepe-like, Ethopian sourdough bread) into the various entrees.