At our table

Dinner has time to unfold.

Come for a platter. Leave room for a conversation, and perhaps a small cup of coffee.

Set in the middle.

At Qezmora, a combination means you can try several dishes without choosing just one. We arrange them on injera, bring extra rolls to the table, and let you find your favorites.

Eating together can be as simple as passing a tray. A pair can share the Table for two; a family can start with a four-person tray. Tell us if you would prefer separate plates.

A large injera-lined tray with several stews and vegetables set in the middle of a dining table
Shared dishes, with a place for everyone.

The weekend coffee ceremony

Roast. Brew. Pour. Stay.

Saturday and Sunday at 3pm and 5pm. Allow about 45 minutes. We roast the beans, brew in a jebena, and pour small cups at the table. Coffee and popcorn are $8 per person.

You can come just for coffee. Seating is first come, first served; groups of six or more can include the ceremony in a group dinner request.

Find a seat.

26 Copper Lane
Maple Crossing

Kitchen hours

Tuesday–Friday · 4–9pm
Saturday–Sunday · noon–9pm
Monday · Closed

Dine in or pick up. Coffee ceremony on weekends only.

Make an evening of it.

Group dinners begin with your head count, preferred time, and a few favorite dishes.

Plan a group dinner