Organic
Raw
Western
Catering
Honey
Non-veg
Serves meat, vegan options available. Opened Feb 2015. Specializes in raw, vegan, and gluten-free food made with organic produce. Some dishes contain honey and fish and meat are available. Sunday is brunch menu. Also operates a shop and accommodation. Reported closed, Aug 2019.
10 Reviews
First Review by Beaa
danielaj
Points +787
overpriced and awful - Edit
Was expecting great things by the reviews but this was extremely disappointing. 30 złoty for a salad of just lettuce drenched in far too much olive oil with less than half a carrot, quarter of an avocado and some oily seeds and sunflower moouse/hummus? Called the vital salad. I am usually so positive in my reviews but I'm so let down by this expensive lunch all I've eaten it feels is lettuce! Had to dab away at the oil. Nice atmosphere though, pretty place. It's behind some gates
Read morePros: pretty atmosphere
Cons: don't get the vital salad
Guest
Mirage
Points +3075
A little bit snobbish but recommended on some occasions - Edit
The largest number of places with vegan options in Warsaw are hipsters' premises run by young people with a passion for such a diet. Most of them have the character of bars. The next category is more of a restaurant, as exemplified by the cult of Tel Aviv. The last category would be rarely appearing places that treat the word restaurant dead serious. Example? Hopeless Youmiko and with much greater success Ambasada. Is the place pretentious? Yes. Snobbish? Of course. Is it worth visiting? Hell yeah. But only if there's a good opportunity to do this, like business meeting, important date or other event requiring such approach. The raw specialties served to me were quite interesting (7/10), very nicely prepared (9/10) in an very nice interior, even with vegan soap in toilet (9/10). Unfortunately, after spending much cash, you can still be hungry and not feel that you have tried something outstanding. Ambasada is not brave enough in its ideas and tries more to satisfy minds of those who can afford a little more expensive meal, than think about our stomaches.
Read morePros: Outstanding presence and staff.
Cons: Pricey., Little portions.
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lucretia.269
Points +202
LASAGNA! and the place is beautiful. - Edit
The food here is nice & expensive and you can just forget about it BUT you just have to try their lasagna! That dish is completely worth its price (30 PLN).
Read moreThe restaurant is really beautiful from the inside & outside. A great place for a date or family dinner.
Pros: Lasagna, Nice wines, Elegant ana beautiful
Cons: Expensive, why isn't everything as good as the lasagna?
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julaamy
Points +160
Recommend it - Edit
Fair amount of options, very elegant place. The food is very tasty. I particularly liked sauces that came with the raw lasagne and thai soup.
Read morePros: Taste, Beautiful place
Cons: Price
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MichaelCurylo
Points +25
ambassada is a gem in Warsaw - Edit
Ambassada is a gem. No question. The Sunday vegan brunch lasts forever and is packed with great food. Their raw menu is great. I love the raw lasagna.
Read moreThe atmosphere is amazing as well. In the summers it sits in a nice courtyard. In the winters, the indoors is really well decorated.
Highly recommend the place. It has a raw, vegan and vegetarian menu and has the atmosphere to make it a great place to go out as well. With quality wine and coffee.
Guest
senzaclopath
Points +16
Amazing! - Edit
The food was very good and the service was friendly. We really liked the restaurant and it's interior. Ambasada is definately worth a visit!
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BrendaLiz
Points +211
Rawmazing! - Edit
I love raw food. So when I discovered a raw vegan stand in one WEGE-FEST WAWA last year, I tried it's raw lasagna and a bite of my friend's raw burger. Honestly, soso tasty. I had seen the listing here before so when I saw "AMBASADA" I realized that I had been planning to go there for a while! The ladies said that the next day (sunday) I was welcome to try their brunch. I did go and was slightly disappointed because I was under the impression that there would be more raw food instead of just zoodles and chia pudding (and the burgers from before). The rest were tiny side dishes and cooked food. So I just had a LOT of zoodles for breakfast, which I wouldn't consider a breakfast food. I was hoping for maybe some big smoothies but they were, despite being pricey, not big enough for a carby breakfast. Basically the point is that it's NOT a HCLF vegan place, it's totally gourmet raw vegan, essentially it's more about taste and 'fooling' or enticing cooked-food eaters than about being low fat. And at the same time, it's not raw vegan at all because they serve plenty of cooked food and even fish. So... confusing. STILL GOOD THOUGH. My parents loved it and were very confused by my annoyance haha! So, all in all, not a bad place, just not what I wanted for brunch. RAW DAY is more my style (smoothies and acai bowls!!). I also got the raw cashew cheese dip and fell in love with it so taste-wise everything is super delicious.
Read moreSunday brunch 11am-5pm.
Pros: BEAUTIFUL PLACE, Very nice staff, Variety (raw, cooked, fish for my dad)
Cons: EXPENSIVE, Confusing motive, High fat gourmet vegan
Guest
thisplaceisheaven
Points +154
veeeery nice - Edit
- First of all it's not vegan- they quite a few serve fish dishes.
Read more+ Very nice, elegant yet not super posh decor. Very friendly and helpful staff (suprise in Poland). Healthy and beautifuly served food. Some options a bit too pricy but all in all restaurant is great.
You can sit outside as well.
Pros: amazing staff, tasty & healthy food, interior design
Cons: fish in the menu
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Vera Peres
Points +3246
Elegant, creative, delicious - Edit
Ambasada is a recently opened charming restaurant at the very beginning of posh Foksal street. The restaurant's food standard and decor definitely match its surroundings.
Read moreWhen it comes to the menu, since June, it is supposed to be completely vegan, with half of the menu is raw. However, I've been there in the past month and sometimes the menu is 100% vegan, other times they change the menu and serve fish, which is a very confusing.
I tried several of their cooked and raw dishes and everything was beautifully presented and absolutely delicious. That cheesecake is divine!
They really seem to have a very good understanding of veggies, nuts, herbs and spices and how to get the most out of that combination.
They also have toys and crayons for children, a vegan-only brunch on Sundays, and a good all-around-the-world wine list.
I had had raw food before but Ambasada is definitely at another level. A classy, alternative and relaxing venue for a romantic dinner.
Updated from previous review on Wednesday April 08, 2015
Updated from previous review on Wednesday August 19, 2015
Guest
Beaa
Points +262
Most representative vegan place in Warsaw - Edit
Sometimes you want to invite a business partner or a date to a very good restaurant - that's the best place in Warsaw so far. You will not regret it, and even if the person you invite is not a vegan they will enjoy the food. The servings are very artistic, so is the place itself. Beautiful interiors, but not snobbish. They also serve a very decent all you can eat brunch on Sundays for 45 pln. Some of the improvement areas: smoothies and fresh juices – very small portions but quite pricy. And I personally like more flavor/spice – go crazy with it, don’t be so shy- there is so many to choose from and I like intensity. I guess they target a wide audience so perhaps they are holding back on this. But overall it is my number one for a special occasion.
Read morePros: representative good food, friendly staff, beautiful interiors
Cons: smoothies and juices so-so
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