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We enjoyed are meal of Indian Food. It was delicious. There was a large quantity to have leftovers which we enjoyed the next day. There were little edible flowers included. Just that little extra touch made it seem like we were at a restaurant. How wonderful to have restaurant quality food while we are staying socially distant. I highly recommend ordering. I think we will do it often. Good healthy food at a reasonable price. Thank you for offering this. Jan McMillan

Rice bowl was great. Great place for a summer lunch or quick stop.

Very nice venue to see the bands that play here. Very nice lay out and great sound. They have an outside area too. Like the atmosphere.very attentive bar staff even when crowded.

We are very happy we chose Farm to Feast to cater our wedding. Alexis and her team were a pleasure to work with throughout the process. We communicated mostly by email which made it easy to schedule the tasting and site visit and then to ask our many detailed questions as we got closer to the event. Her menu suggestions were excellent, and she was also happy to incorporate anything we asked for -- marmite, e.g. -- into the plan. As our menu evolved, Farm to Feast dropped off new additions at our house for a total of three tastings. We and our guests loved the food! The service was also great - I am unaware of any glitch and everything happened right on schedule - drinks and passed hors d'oeuvres outside, then moving indoors to a new bar setup and a dinner buffet followed by dessert. The servers were friendly and helpful. My husband and I did not stick around for cleanup, but my daughter reports that Farm to Feast handled the whole thing and Alexis herself did the final sweep of the dining room floor. I would sum up our experience as "amazing food and no worries."

I love this place! Always the same quality and flavor.....DELISH. Service is fab too.

Looking for a light dinner, we wandered into this Eritrean cafe, curious to see what was cooking. A friendly, welcoming young man provided us menus, and while the place distinctly lacked an Eritrean, or even vaguely African vibe, we decided to give it a try. With country music piping in from the speakers, we wondered how authentic the food could be, and nervously ordered, assured by the charming waiter/manager that we were in for a treat. Our six items came out a few minutes later, nicely presented on a bed of fresh and tart Injera bread. We were offered utensils, but rejected them, excited to dig in with our hands. The five vegetarian items were fantastic: rich, flavorful, and well seasoned. The chicken dish was really tasty as well, and was somehow reminiscent of well made Chinese food, a fact that didn't reduce our dining pleasure a bit. Plenty of Injera was provided, and all three bellies, including the little one, were perfectly satisfied. A few items to note: 1. the restaurant has a full bar with quite a selection of liquor for those with adult tastes.2. the identity doesn't seem totally figured out, so don't be surprised by country music and the ambiance of a new eatery trying to find itself3. the padded bench seats along the west wall are kinda sticky. Recommend enjoying other seating in the dining room or out on the patioThis is a worthwhile addition to the Bethesda dining scene, and while the food is excellent, there are still a few little tweaks to be made.

Went here today for opening day! Oh my god, this ice cream is really not like what I have had before. It's dense and creamy. What sold me was that they use real foods t flavor their ice cream. Real nutella, real pistachios, real banana, real honey. I vote for the Nutella and Honey Lavender.