Brasserie Ambassade Review

The pre-dinner was a fruit salad, fresh bean sprouts crispy, watermelon diced after oil, cashews coated with honey to bake, the only processed chicken, silky dip in olive oil. The main course was lamb, fried until six ripe, slightly blooded outside, and soft and tender. Roasted peppers and eggplant as side dishes, as well as North African glutinous rice, and slightly spicy roast juice, are perfect.

This store is a second attempt store, the bread inside looks a bit like steamed buns, tastes very good, the pumpkin soup inside is very good, garlic snails put a lot of herbs, so it tastes very fragrant.

My experience here was excellent overall. The appetizer cheese salad and fish were good, and the food was good, and it was delicious to eat them together. If you eat salad with the secret sauce in the store, it is even more wonderful. I also ordered a drink and the drink tasted great.

The only negative was that there were restrictions on the choices for the fixed price offer. We were forced to order a la carte because there was no starter choice that appealed to us. Food and service overall were excellent.

The ambiance and staff were very nice. There are only two tables for two at the windows overlooking the canal. They moved a couple people there after the others left. We were going to ask to be moved but since we were almost finished we didn’t. The food and presentation were excellent.

Very nice restaurant, quiet but with atmosphere. Lovely friendly staff. The food is eclectic, different and interesting. Good wine list also and not unaffordable.

An excellent dining experience. The food served was superb. Given the standard, I felt the staff could have been slightly more attentive, especially giving us menus even though we had ordered drinks and the wine to go with dinner...

Service and food was fantastic. Will definitely visit again the next time I am in Amsterdam