I love the way our space at Gondar Fine Dining @ Almaz Ethiopian Restaurant creates an atmosphere ripe for romance. Ethiopian hospitality, the ambiance and food combine in a delectable recipe, resulting in a deep rapport and chemistry between people. Truly it's a beautiful thing, and I'm blessed every night to see it happen.
At Gondar Fine Dining, we strive to keep an atmosphere that fosters communication and deepens connections. Although a restaurant, we're really in the business of building relationships. After dining at Gondar Fine Dining, not only will you leave filled but also fulfilled - with a closer relationship.
There's not enough time for connection these days. With text messaging, cell phones, mobile apps, etc. we all seem to suffer from Adult ADHD. We cannot have a conversation without checking our email on our phones. We're constantly distracted and resort to placating our companions rather than giving our undivided attention.
Does anyone remember what "undivided attention" feels like?
Our environment at Gondar Fine Dining encourages people to give their undivided attention. We are like therapy for Adult ADHD. And, when combined with great food and Ethiopian hospitality the result is an unparalleled experience.
Come join us for the finest in Ethiopian hospitality and allow us the joy of creating a romantic experience for you! Make your reservations today!
T'ena yist'ilin. (May God give you health for my sake. - Traditional Ethiopian greeting and departure)
Tuesday, October 6, 2009
Sunday, September 20, 2009
Pushing the Envelope to Bring Customers the Best
So, we're officially open. Tonight is the third night. And, before I get started to host tonight's guests I want to take some time to talk to you (whoever you are, out there...).
Why Gondar Fine Dining?
Well, some of you may know...some of you might not. But, Ethiopia has a rich tradition of exquisite hospitality. And, here in the DC Metro Area we have the largest Ethiopian/Eritrean community outside of Ethiopia. Yet, for some reason that warmth and love that is distinctly Ethiopian has yet to be fully exposed to the world that could benefit from that love.
Enter Gondar Fine Dining, where we are pushing the envelope to bring customers the best.
People enjoy Ethiopian Food. For years it has been my litmus test: a way to ascertain the genuineness of people with whom I come into contact.
Can you share? Can we share? Can we have a meal together in the purest sense of that word and grow in our friendship because of it?
Every night at Gondar Fine Dining we are building relationships. We are deepening the bond of goodwill between people through food.
Is there someone with whom you'd like to grow a stronger relationship? Allow us to help! Make your reservations today and experience the love that is Ethiopian Hospitality.
And now...I'm off to prepare for my guests!
T'ena Yist'ilin (May God give you health for may sake! - Traditional Ethiopic greeting.)
Why Gondar Fine Dining?
Well, some of you may know...some of you might not. But, Ethiopia has a rich tradition of exquisite hospitality. And, here in the DC Metro Area we have the largest Ethiopian/Eritrean community outside of Ethiopia. Yet, for some reason that warmth and love that is distinctly Ethiopian has yet to be fully exposed to the world that could benefit from that love.
Enter Gondar Fine Dining, where we are pushing the envelope to bring customers the best.
People enjoy Ethiopian Food. For years it has been my litmus test: a way to ascertain the genuineness of people with whom I come into contact.
Can you share? Can we share? Can we have a meal together in the purest sense of that word and grow in our friendship because of it?
Every night at Gondar Fine Dining we are building relationships. We are deepening the bond of goodwill between people through food.
Is there someone with whom you'd like to grow a stronger relationship? Allow us to help! Make your reservations today and experience the love that is Ethiopian Hospitality.
And now...I'm off to prepare for my guests!
T'ena Yist'ilin (May God give you health for may sake! - Traditional Ethiopic greeting.)
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