The food was pretty good. We had a weiner schnitzel and it was nice and crispy. But the really bad thing about this place is its location, which will be the downfall of this place. I'm really not sure why they moved from their old place at Little Budapest, but for the amount of their clientele, this new spot is cavernous. They'll never fill this whole place. At one point we were the only customers in the place, which was just weird. Still has an office building feel. Unfortunately, this location is where restaurants go to die, and I'll give Ambrosia until the end of the year. They shouldn't have messed with a good location and what they had going, cause their food is decent. This location is bad news.