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Ethiopian food lovers can breath easy for now.
Earlier this week, panic ensured after PoPville reported that Zenebech Injera could close. The Ethiopian restaurant, open since 1999, is on the proposed site of a new 110-unit building development on U Street.
Donald Trump could probably win a lot of goodwill back by replacing the Jose Andres restaurant with Zenebech http://t.co/i6WUI8Lm1u
— Dara Lind (@DLind) July 8, 2015
But a representative of the restaurant assured Eater that nothing is certain yet. "It's going to take some time, like two to three years if it happens," he said. "We're taking it day by day." Eater also reached out to the architecture firm designing the building but received no response.
