the buzz

joannaleee123 tweeted Dahlak "@allison_berger @katydrinkwater no plans as of yet...want to go to dahlak and read tarot cards?" 2 days ago... from twitter

JstLikeKandaayy tweeted Dahlak "I'm at Dahlak (4708 Baltimore Ave, Philadelphia) http://t.co/cKiRVl58 " 2 weeks ago... from twitter

Carolanne checked in at Dahlak "I checked in at Dahlak." 2 weeks ago... from foursquare

Bill checked in at Dahlak "I checked in at Dahlak." 3 weeks ago... from foursquare

MooseKnucleMeGe tweeted Dahlak "I'm at Dahlak (4708 Baltimore Ave, Philadelphia) w/ 2 others http://t.co/KpzVQZsI " 3 weeks ago... from twitter

Ketch checked in at Dahlak "I checked in at Dahlak." 3 weeks ago... from foursquare

Haj_Money tweeted Dahlak "@ the smoke shop chillin with the fam bout to dip and go to dahlak" a while ago... from twitter

Haj_Money tweeted Dahlak "@smiley_sumthng we at dahlak tonite" a while ago... from twitter

Julia checked in at Dahlak "I checked in at Dahlak." a while ago... from foursquare

Haj_Money tweeted Dahlak "White boy going ham at dahlak Ctfu" a while ago... from twitter

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So ... what do you think?

thrill or kill

Meat-eaters and vegetarians abandon utensils to sponge up every last morsel.

In Short

To the sound of Ethiopian music, guests are directed to tables and chairs or short, vinyl stools surrounding a circular, sunken table. The latter is the traditional African setting made to accommodate multiple diners sharing communal food. In place of utensils, customers use Injera, a spongy pancake, to pick up pieces of shredded lamb, chicken or beef cooked with ground chick peas, green beans, peppers and eggplant.