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HAPPY 5TH BIRTHDAY ABAY! Welcome to abayrestaurant.com! Today is |
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Gift Certificates Reservations are accepted for parties of 8 or more. Tuesdays-Saturdays 11:30am - 2:30pm 5:00pm - 10:00pm Sundays 11:30am - 2:30pm 5:00pm - 9:00pm Closed Mondays
130 S. Highland Ave. Employment Opportunities are available. Please visit us! Copyright © 2004 |
 Enjoy Pittsburgh's first Ethiopian restaurant in an authentic atmosphere which captures the warmth and zest of Ethiopian culture while adding diversity to Pittsburgh's cultural landscape.
Abay (sounds like "uh-by") will finally introduce Pittsburgh to a cuisine found in every other livable American city. Cobalt-blue walls, the color of the Blue Nile — "Abay" is the Amharic name for the storied river — greet visitors in the foyer, with earth tones prevalent inside. Backless, hand-made stools surround a few mesobs — traditional, basket-like tables — at the front of the restaurant, with an abundance of regular tables and chairs available as well. Original Ethiopian art and artifacts decorate the walls. |
Jamie Wallace, Owner, hopes Abay can play a role in reversing the impression of Pittsburgh as a city lacking diversity.
Excerpts from Writer - HARRY KLOMAN, Pittsburgh City Paper Other Reviews Pittsburgh Post-Gazette - June 2008 Pittsburgh Tribune Review - February 2006 Pittsburgh City Paper - December 2005 |
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