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What to Know
By Sarah Franks
Dec 17, 2021
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Dayton’s charming Ethiopian restaurant is offering customers perhaps their best deals ever to celebrate the coming of the new year.

From Addis Ababa, Ethiopia and raised in Columbus where her mom owned a restaurant, Sofi Kinde opened Nanyea Restaurant Coffee House & Bar more than four years ago at 5214 N. Main Street in Harrison Twp., Montgomery County. The restaurant later moved to its current location in 2018 at 6129 N. Dixie Drive, also in Harrison Twp.

Four exclusive end-of-the-year specials are happening now at Nanyea through Jan. 8, 2022.

Explore2020: Sink your teeth into Dayton’s super charming, Ethiopian restaurant
  • Free Coffee Fridays

Customers can enjoy free coffee with their order. Offer only valid for dine-in orders.

  • BOGO 50 percent off Thursdays

Customers who buy one entree can get another of equal or lesser value for 50 percent off. Offer is only valid for dine-in orders.

  • Sambusa Wednesdays

Sambusas, triangular stuffed pastries, are half priced every Wednesday for dine-in customers only. The offer is limited to two per party.

  • Tibs Tuesdays

Tibs dishes are 25 percent off with a limit of two per order or party. This offer is available for both dine-in and carryout orders.

For more information, visit Nanyea’s Facebook page.

2021 is wrapping up but we still have a few specials to share with you. Check out these great offers! #daytonfoodie...

Posted by Nanyea Restaurant Coffee house & Bar on Tuesday, December 14, 2021
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Sarah joined the Dayton Daily News team in fall of 2019 covering general assignment. Since then, Sarah has covered the higher education beat, authored a daily COVID-19 column and currently covers Greene County.