Ambassador Dining Room

SCARY!!!!!. Be afraid! Really afraid! This is one of the worst restaurants in Baltimore, especially if you are looking for good Indian food and a nice dinning experience. The food is not edible, service is non existent and the ambiance is a rat and cockroach infested student dorm.

PS-make them box up your food in front of you. Actually, caught them spitting in our leftovers while boxing them up in the kitchen.…

Wonderful!. I love this place! My husband and I come to the Ambassador whenever we want to get out of the city, without having to get out of the city. The food is excellent, and the atmosphere is truly unique. In the summer, you can sit outside and look out at the beautiful gardens.

My sons were not fans of Indian food until we brought them here. Now, they go crazy for anything tandoori, as the meats are grilled to perfection and seasoned with just the right amount of spice.

I love this place. I highly recommend a trip if you're craving Indian food!…

HORRIBLE FOOD AND SERVICE. This is one restaurant that I would not recommend to anyone. My fiancée had decided to take me to the lunch buffet for my birthday. Upon arriving, we were informed the buffet closes at 2:30pm and our arrival time was 2pm. We were seated and as we were in the middle of eating the WORST Indian food ever, one of the staff approached us and said that they are closing the buffet and that we should fill our plates up and put them on the table. It is completely ridiculous that we are paying for an expensive buffet to eat cold food. My fiancée informed him that we would be finished in a few minutes. The waiter responded in now a loud voice saying well I told you we are closing at 2:30. My fiancée refused to tolerate this sort of behavior and requested to speak with the manager. Instead of calling the manager, he continued to argue. In the end, we ended up storming out of the restaurant and refused to pay for horrible food and dreadful service. As we got into the car, the time at that point was 2:30.…

Brilliant food & atmosphere!. I have never been disappointed when dining at the Ambassador. The Indian food is mouth watering and creative. Even the nan and all the different types of nan wow'd me. I especially enjoyed the English continental style of decorating. I felt like I was sitting in a Ralph Lauren ad with the fireplaces, wicker, zebra striped pillows, and flickering candles. The outdoor dining with the fountain, rose garden, and view of the Masonic Temple created delicious memories too. I have also enjoyed going to their Sunday brunch, but the food there is much more standard than the dinner menu. You won't regret the extra dollars you spend on the evening meal, especially at dusk!…