Prima Injera — Restaurant in Georgia

Food was ok and service ok BUT they are thieves at this restaurant. They show you a menu with certain prices, then slap you with way higher prices for the same thing. For example sambusa is $3.99 on the menu and 2 plates of it we got charged $13. And they gave us the wrong kind. Fish tibs was around $16 and we got charged almost $22. Barely a small tilapia fillet to share between 2, Same with the pasta… which barely had any beef jerky in it. It was also pretty cold coming out of the kitchen. Sneaky and shady af. The server acted clueless but then I came here and saw similar reviews. They know what they’re doing! We will never go again just for the principle of it. The place is listed as cheap but it is not that cheap at $72 for a mom and her son. For what we got, it’s overpriced, and we can get just as good or better food elsewhere. Also no...

The flavor was definitely excellent, and the staff was pleasant. After unsuccessfully calling ahead of time to order in advance, I went during lunch as it was not busy. Ordered a to go order from the in-house menu, but when the food was brought out with the bill, I was shocked to see nearly a 40% increase in prices from what I ordered. When I inquired why the difference they shared that they ordered new menus which hadn't been delivered. That information would have been helpful before placing an order. The price paid for serving size was incongruent. I would have gladly given a better rating but I am not a fan of...

I pulled up at 4:45pm on a weekday and all the doors were locked (3 doors)... There was no sign identifying the proper way to get in, there was an "open" sign on one of the doors, and you cant see inside... so I couldn't say why they would be closed in the middle of the day. Disappointing because I live up the street and this could have been a regular spot for me... I eventually saw a man walk up to the door and unlock it before going in. Discrimination or negligence? Needles to say, I didn't...