
Danforth Avenue restaurants celebrate Ethiopian heritage and food – Beach Metro Community News
By NAYONIKA MANNA
It’s a bright, sunny day in Toronto. The sunlight streams through the windows, filling the space with warmth. Splashes of blue, green and red decorate the walls, where traditional Gurage grass-woven basket ornaments hang. The air is filled with the rich, bitter-sweet aroma of freshly roasted coffee and mouth-watering Ethiopian food. Soft jazz plays in the background, adding to the relaxed vibe.
What’s unexpected is that you are on the Danforth, a place known for its Gree...
It’s a bright, sunny day in Toronto. The sunlight streams through the windows, filling the space with warmth. Splashes of blue, green and red decorate the walls, where traditional Gurage grass-woven basket ornaments hang. The air is filled with the rich, bitter-sweet aroma of freshly roasted coffee and mouth-watering Ethiopian food. Soft jazz plays in the background, adding to the relaxed vibe.
What’s unexpected is that you are on the Danforth, a place known for its Gree...