Queen of Sheba - Memphis

Had not been here in several years... Saw the wonderful web page on Open Table... thought oh they really have come up.. Wine list full bar beautiful photos. Make reservation, appear at appointed time.... no update... we are seated First waiter does not speak English. Very nice young man comes out. Gives us a menus, we ask for wine list. He is terribly sorry they donot have wine. I mention webpage... they are working on it... we place our order with water... my partner says why don’t I run down the street get a bottle of wine.. I walk out the door. On my return in 5 minutes with wine .. he is standing in parking lot... They had instantly served entire meal including first and main course. He ask for wine glasses. The waiter tells him we cannot drink wine in their restaurant. I understand if it is against their religion But why the misleading web-page...

The Mediterranean cuisine at this restaurant is a delightful experience. I highly recommend trying the lamb agdah and lamb fahsa dishes, as well as their delicious bread. A must-visit for fans of lamb and halal chicken dishes.

I heard about this place from my Yemeni friend. At last decided to hit the place for dinner. We came for the dinner. Overall, the food is pretty good here, but the customer service is worst. So when we both the girls came inside, nobody was there to attend us. We stood for a while, and then decided to walk straight at the counter. There was a guy, quite young at age showed us a table. We sat and then again nobody came to take any order. We walked to the counter and gave theorders, and even had to ask for the glasses of water! We started with coffee. The coffee was decent, however extremely sweet for me. We ordered a sampler platter as an appetizer, which was great. The food was good, so was the portion size.The freshly baked tandoori roti bread) was terrific. In the main entree we ordered a plate of rice with two kinds of meat chicken and beef). The aromatic rice with the spicy meat was terrific. The amount was pretty good for us. Therewere many options written as dessert, however only baklava was available. We ordered a plate that comes with two pieces. The baklava was decent, however, not the best one that I have had. I don?t have much complaints about the food but thecustomer service was terrible. Even when the final check arrived, the prices not properly billed. The prices for the coffee was overly charged . However, we were in a hurry and just paid that without confronting.

The service was appalling, the waiter forgot to take our order and we had to go flag him down to make sure our dinner order was put in. The staff doesn 't really have any interest in serving customers and I had to ask him to bring us menus and waters, because we got tired of waiting for him to show up and take our order. The place and the neighborhood seemed pretty shady and a little terrifying to eat at night. The only good thing about this place was that the food wasreally good and worth the money. However, the customer service experience was a NIGHTMARE.

This Ethiopian restaurant in Memphis is one of the best in town. The prices are reasonable. We tried the falafel and Special Galabba platter. Both dishes were good, but the falafel was fried too much.