text: Abyssinia has changed and unfortunately not for the betternnI along with many friends and relatives used to frequent the establishment and until about six months ago we received quality food and excellent service However since the restaurant experienced a change in management the place has gone downhillnI am Ethiopian and I grew up eating arguably the highest quality of my countrys cuisine In an effort to expose my Hispanic boyfriend to a part of my culture I took him to Abyssinia and we encountered a rather inattentive and condescending waitress who not only took fifteen minutes in between each visit to our table to take orders ask us how we were doingif we needed anything but actually flatout refused to replace a couple components in our meat combo platter Now I would understand if this is major inconvenience but I would not have asked for it if A I was capable of digesting raw meat kitfo B we were not willing to pay extra and C they had not customized my order in the past This happened to us not only once but TWICEnI was extremely disappointed and completely unsatisfied My boyfriend did enjoy what little he did get to experience of Ethiopian cuisine but I am sure he will be delighted to get the full experience when we take our business elsewherenAbyssinia has also lowered its standards in giving equal portions of food the ratio between injera the tortillalike bread used to scoop up meatsstewsveggies etc to wot stews et al balanced more heavily on the injera which if you have had Ethiopian food is not the flavorful part of the mealnnHighly disappointed I doubt I will return