Ambrosia Cafe, Sacramento, California Restaurant Details

Food:

Nothing to write home about. I had the tri-tip on ciabatta bread and a cup of cannelloni bean soup AKA Pasta Fagioli (I guess California has to be different...knowing this state I would not be surprised if the Attorney General banned the use of Fagioli for the fear that maybe one person in the world may be offended by the 1st half of the word and therefore deem it better to just refrain from its use.

The place is very nice looking and clean. The staff is friendly. The soup was tasteless. I dont use salt. After being quite generous with the salt, I still did not detect a taste coming from the bowl. The tri-tip was good. I was under the impression that ciabatta bread was hard. I am pretty sure they put it on seedless rye. Either way I liked it.

Also, the sandwich I had was listed under panini but it was a sandwich. It was a sliced, soft bread, which was not grilled. A Panini is a sandwich made from a small single serving sized loaf of bread cut open, filled with whatever, and then grilled. There are no deviations from that. Any deviations, and it isnt a panini. Plain and simple. Just another annoyance. Still, it was a good sandwich.

Food:

I am from outta town and was looking for a fun cute place to eat at the place looked inviting, but they didn't get my order right, I am just disappointed in this place. And they say they are open until 3pm on a Sunday and started closing early at 11am I felt rushed.

Food:

Nice little restaurant that looks more expensive than it is. Awesome for brunch or lunch. Wide array of dishes that veer towards the lighter side. Prices are fair. They do have wine. Sitting outside in the patio is glorious especially on a beautiful spring day. often music buskers in area playing for money, so it makes a nice background.

Food:

The quality of the food is amazing. The soups are different each day, and there are wonderful pasta salads. My favorite is pasta with blue cheese, peaches and pecans. The specials change with the season, so everything is fresh and they have a great beer and wine selection. They also do half sandwiches. The staff is friendly and professional. They make you feel very welcome. The windows and outdoor courtyard look out onto the beautiful 1880's era Catherdral of the Blessed Sacrament. Just a wonderful place to eat.

Food:

Over priced and rude coustomer service.our foor took for ever. If you dont get in there right at lunch .your wait could be as long as 45 mins. So if your a half hour luncher be sure to call it in.