Nile Ethiopian Restaurant

7048 International Drive Orlando, FL 32819

Hours: 5pm-11pm Monday-Friday; noon-11pm Saturday-Sunday

Restaurant Details

Orlando’s lone Ethiopian restaurant is a blessing for foodies with an appetite for the exotic. Utensils come in the form of pancake-like sourdough bread called injera, used to scoop intensely spiced dishes from a large communal platter. Be sure to sample traditional honey wine as well as Ethiopian coffee, brewed in a clay pot.

Features: Vegetarian FriendlyBeerLiquorOutdoor DiningDinnerTake OutSpecialty Coffee

Price: $$$

Payment Type: Amex, Discover, Master Card, Visa

Reservations Reservations optional

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