Discuss “cuisine. Abay Ethiopian Sliberty”

It has been a struggle, but Pittsburgh finally has an Ethiopian restaurant. Abay Ethiopian Cuisine opened its doors on June 8 and has grown in leaps and bounds since then. The restaurant, whose name means ?Blue Nile? in Amharic, the national language of Ethiopia, is the creation of former lawyer James W. Wallace. James claims that he had been thinking of the idea for a while and a trip to Africa prompted him to finally open the restaurant.

Abay has a muted Ethiopian-inspired decor. The walls are sand colored and dotted with various small objets d?art to give the restaurant a calm, casual dining atmosphere. If possible, try to eat at the front table by the window, which clearly has the best seats in the house. At these seats, diners sit on...