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Goorsha

4.5

910 W Main St
Durham, NC 27701
Phone: (919) 588-4660
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Prepare your tastebuds for a taste of Ethiopia in the heart of Durham. Enjoy traditional Ethiopian fare like tibs, meat sautéed in spices, and shiro, chickpea stew, with a modern twist, on Goorsha’s spacious outdoor patio. Whether you order communal plates for the whole table or an individual meal, you’re certain to experience a burst of flavor and local, organic ingredients.


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Photo of Abriana Kimbrough Abriana Kimbrough
Dec 3, 2024 3

I love Ethiopian food and really wanted to love this spot. The flavors are amazing but unfortunately the portion size is incredibly small. I ordered the veggie plate and was upcharged $6 to add on another veggie item instead of a cold side. No issue on the price but the portion made it robbery.

Photo of Jacqueline L. Marx Jacqueline L. Marx
Nov 15, 2024 5

Goorsha offers a welcoming dining experience. If you have never tasted Ethiopian food before, or if you are shy about spiciness, your newly status will be warmly received; your questions answered; and your concerns met with kindness. The flavors and seasonings of Ethiopian cuisine are never to be missed and much to be savored.

Photo of J L J L
Oct 26, 2024 5

Been meaning to come to this place for a decade but I finally made it!!!! It's really good! Personally I prefer the vegetarian option where you can choose 3 different stuff. Though the wrap is thinner than I am usually used to. Definitely get the Sambusa!!! Overall, still recommended!

Photo of Scott A Scott A
Jun 26, 2024 5

The restaurant is truly a gem! Remarkable food, I kid you not. We started with the sambusas, then moved on to beef tibs, doro wat, red lentils, yellow lentils, and the collard greens. The owner is such a great guy, and hooked us up with the last Ethiopian beer! We will be back!!

Photo of Neha Patel Neha Patel
Jun 23, 2024 4

The main entrees were good, as were the sides (beats, sinig karya but didn't actually eat the jalapeno, etc). Got zilzil tib beef (was dryer than expected but the buttered onions were great, metin shiro was good, yemisir kik was great, gomen was good. The injera was too sour and mushy, but with the main entrees it was fine. Plenty of food to share for 2 people ok if you get 2 entrees. Service was pleasant and attentive, and the restaurant was clean and well located. I'd recommend fixing the injera. For the area, it's expensive, but it also may be inflation related.

Photo of Shinjini Chattopadhyay Shinjini Chattopadhyay
Apr 13, 2024 5

The food was very flavorful. Both chicken and vegetarian options were extremely delicious. The injera bread was fantastic. The lentil side salad looked modest, but it was also bursting with flavors. Every dish was flavorful but not too spicy. The ambience was nice. We visited on a Saturday evening and it was a little loud. It is great that they have both indoor and outdoor seating. Would visit again.

Photo of Raymond Vagell Raymond Vagell
Jan 11, 2024 5

The food is good and satisfying. Lots of vegan and vegetarian options to choose from. Ample parking (on the side of the restaurant).