The side dishes didn't impress me as much as in the past. There were only two which I cared for, the tofu and one of the radish dishes. The ribs were good, though I would have liked them to be more spicy.

I enjoyed the meal, but wouldn't say it was anything special. It is good for a change of pace, but not some place I would make a point of trying. There seemed to be less spice than I am used to with Ethiopian food.

Thank you Time Warner for your hospitality!

We also visited the Carroll Mansion, which is operated by the Leavenworth County Historical Society, but they do not permit photography, so we cannot make a page promoting the museum.

From a Kansas Travel standpoint, the only good thing was when I noticed a sign saying Visitor Center as we passed the Fort. It turns out that security has changed since I was last there a year and a half ago and the procedures for visitors have dramatically changed. I took some photos and have updated my pages about visiting both Fort Leavenworth and Fort Riley. 

Visitors Control Center

Linda had the Shepherd's pie. It was pretty straight forward, not bad, but she would have enjoyed it more if it had a crust. I had the fired chicken, substituting the house cut fries with curry for the mashed potatoes and gravy. The chicken was good, though far from outstanding. The curry could have used a little more spice.

The service was very good. They were accommodating about the substitution and good about changing a couple of the TVs to a basketball game which we wanted to see. After another visit or two, this place will probably find its way onto our Overland Park Restaurant Guide.

I like their other Overland Park location, Berg & Barrel, much more.