Des Ambassades
$$ • Bakery, Patisserie/Cake Shop, West AfricanAbout Des Ambassades
Customers' Favorites
Nem de Boeuf Et Crevettes
Grilled or Fried Tilapia
Shawarma Sandwich
White Jollof Rice
Almond Croissant
Fried Plantains
Egg Sandwich
Lamb Dibbi
Lamb Chops
Attieke
Des Ambassades Reviews
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clean and great atmosphere
Great food very clean place nice customers
The fataya is good. But I went today and most of what I asked for they didn’t have. Then they charged me $35 for 2 Fataya and then told me they ran out. That’s like 4 empanadas… for $35! Come on do better customer service. Do what you need to avoid running out of FOOD! It’s like only Black owned businesses run out of 5 or more items at a time. That’s BAD MANAGEMENT.
Hours
| Monday | 7AM - 11PM |
| Tuesday | 7AM - 11PM |
| Wednesday | 7AM - 11PM |
| Thursday | 7AM - 11PM |
| Friday | 7AM - 11PM |
| Saturday | 7AM - 12AM |
| Sunday | 7AM - 12AM |
Des Ambassades is a small, friendly restaurant with a calm atmosphere, offering a variety of delicious dishes. The menu includes the Thiebou Djen, a fish dish with vegetables and exotic rice, as well as affordable options like mac and cheese and burgers. Guests can also enjoy a selection of sweet treats from the adjacent bakery, including a popular cheesecake and delicious pastries like the mango custard danish and almond croissant. The restaurant provides a pleasant dining experience, with generous portions and a focus on quality ingredients. However, some customers have noted that the furniture needs upgrading, as the seats are torn and the tables are old and scratched. The service has been described as just okay, sometimes being a hit or miss. Despite these issues, the food remains highly praised, with options like the vegan international Maffe, a vegetable stew with creamy peanut sauce and rice, being particularly well-received. The bakery attached to the restaurant is also appreciated for its delightful offerings.