Queen Of Sheba

Queen of Sheba in Baltimore offers a welcoming atmosphere with its cozy and authentic Ethiopian decor. However, my experience with the chicken entrée was disappointing; it was over-grilled, resulting in a dry and lackluster dish. This overshadowed what could have been a flavorful meal. The restaurant itself is pleasant, with a friendly staff and a comfortable setting. Despite the inviting ambiance, the quality of the chicken left much to be desired. While other menu items might fare better, my particular dish did not meet expectations. Overall, Queen of Sheba has a lot of potential, but the execution of the chicken entrée fell short.

I came to have Iftar Ramadan. As soon as I entered, they asked have you had eaten Iftar? And I haven’t eaten yet. They immediately brought the Iftar with less than 5 minutes. The food remained me of Home. It was super fresh and yummy. The servers were super friendly and welcoming. I highly recommend and I would definitely comeback again.

I just saw some Arabic on the wall, walked in and saw it was Yemeni food. I got the chicken pita sandwich, a coke and some kind of sweet layer thing. Like $25 overall. The sandwich had chicken that was curried, tomatoes, and a sauce on the side. I didn’t know what I was getting, but it was good anyways, everything was flavorful and nothing seemed off. Lastly, the atmosphere was chill and the service was quick. A cool little spot, it has a lot of colors pictures and information about Yemen up on the walls, just nice to see. Everyone else’s plates looked good as well 👍🏾

It was delicious, and great experience at this restaurant we have amazing dinner and the food was fantastic, and it’s felt like you are finally eating middle eastern delicious Yemeni food, they do all kinds of party’s weddings, engagement bookings great prices and wonderful Five-stars service, most definitely recommended

Good place and good people I like the food so much