
Last night, while driving through the City Market through the hordes of motorcyclists congregated at Winslow's, we spotted the Blue Nile and decided to stop in. I was on my way to hungry, but the smells when we walked in the door pushed me right over the edge. The City Market space is small but really comfortable, the service is joyful and fun, and the food is remarkable. To eliminate any decision-making, we had the non-vegetarian Combination plate (here's your meat, for real this time), which came with little mounds of all seven veggie dishes. After sampling it all, bite by bite, wrapped in that deliciously spongy injera bread, there was no room for either bean or carrot pie for dessert.

Blue Nile Cafe
20 East 5th Street
816*283*0990
5 comments:
Aw, this reminds me of our favorite Ethiopian place in Berkeley. It is also called The Blue Nile.
Back when we had a beagle, our vet told us about a beagle she had that was so gluttonous (like most beagles) that he had gotten into the big bag of dog food and eaten himself to death. Sometimes I feel like I could do that with injera.
The place is yummy! I was vegan for some time and referred to lentils as meat. Their MISIR WATT (which is red lentils) is my favorite dish. Visit their website at http://www.KCBlueNileCafe.com.
The Misir Watt was my absolute favorite on the combo platter...the flavors were tremendous!!
The Blue Nile Cafe has a new website:
http://www.bluenilekc.com/
FYI
thanks!
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