The Queen of Sheba's genetic legacy may live on in Ethiopia, according to new research that finds evidence of long-ago genetic mixing between Ethiopian populations and Syrian and Israeli people.

We believe Queen of Sheba is from Ethiopia. We have our own unique food, and it came from generation to generation. ... To contact Queen of Sheba restaurant, call (904) 721-1001.

Queen of Sheba teaches you what your mother wouldn't: How to eat with your fingers. Its place-settings feature no silverware -- unless you ask. "If you are unfamiliar with the cuisine, we'll show ...

A British archaeologist working in northern Ethiopia believes she may have discovered an ancient goldmine that holds clues about where the Queen of Sheba obtained her storied wealth. Louise ...

The Queen of Sheba is closed Mondays and open from 11:30 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. Tuesday-Thursday and until 9:30 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. The restaurant is located at 621 W. Mallon Ave., Suite 426.

Francophone music blog Roots and Culture interviews Samuel Malher, a religious scholar from Strasbourg who has written the first unabridged French translation of the Kebra Negast, a sacred Ethiopian ...

But patience is duly rewarded at Queen of Sheba, and regulars will attest to the fact that it’s as addictive a food experience as you’ll ever have. Queen of Sheba. 7225 E. Colfax Ave., 303-399 ...

The Queen of Sheba's genetic legacy may live on in Ethiopia, according to new research that finds evidence of long-ago genetic mixing between Ethiopian populations and Syrian and Israeli people.