So, I went to Ambrosia because it was attached to my hotel and was (a) the only place in the area…read moreto eat and (b) the only place open at 10pm. By the time I got there it was empty, as in I was the only person there, and the staff were just sitting around. Cant blame them, there was a snow blizzard outside. From the decor you can tell the place is quite nice. I actually thought it might be awkward because I was alone and it was late. The staff were incredibly nice to me, seating me at the bar area where I could talk to them. They are full on Greek and make some delicious Greek food. The menu is huge and selection is endless. I went with a sampler that included gyros and some other skewered pork, with rice, salad, fries, the works. It was delicious and I wish I could have eaten it all. They even topped my meal off with a free shot of Ouzo! Overall, what could have been a really awkward experience turned out to be a great opportunity to meet some friendly people. The food was delicious and the atmosphere was nice. Would love to return some time at a decent time when the place is busier.

A traditional German restaurant with changing monthly specials. March is fish month so we had two…read moreof the fish dishes for our mains. For starters we had the garlic bread and a portion of the oven-baked goats' cheese with apple and mango sauce. Both dishes didn't require any cooking skills at all but took a while to arrive. Our mains were okay. The monkfish sadly was overcooked and didn't really work with pasta and tomato sauce. The service was alright. We were served by 2 different waiters, the female waiter was attentive and friendly, her male co-worker....well, not so much. For the prices they charge, which are slightly above average, we did expect better service and better execution of the dishes. We probably wouldn't pick this place again.

My colleague and I had dinner onto day evening. The restaurant was packed. To up the experience…read more Except food and service. Our waiter spoke English and German. Recognizing my German was bad he brought an English menu. I selected a starter and main Goat cheese- plating was nice and taste were excellent. Thick balsamic vinegar with a local type salad. Accompanied by a local fruit and liquor chutney. Is this in one bite with the brûlée goat cheese made an great taste. Veal schnitzel - no surprise here. Well cooked and crispy. Taste was great. Sides were asparagus local grow. White asparagus with a sauce. Very tasty. Also some home style potatoes. Everything taste perfect and well seasoned. Double expresso- in typical German fashion excellent strong expresso with as side of water.