Amber European - Toronto

The food here is consistently good . Borscht, pirogies etc. Not a formula restaurant-authentic. Find it very relaxing to visit, have a glass of wine and lunch or dinner. .

A light lunch was planned. We had soup and perogies, one had pea soup, one cauliflower. All was very good. We had a Ukranian beer tool Service was perfect.Place is small and not much space, but it is a favourite of locals.A very nice place to enjoy Polish/Ukrainian food cooked like home!

The borscht as a starter is to die for, especially on a cold late Fall day in early December. Perogies almost as good as Mum used to make. This is a small place and regrettably not accessible, but the food is heart warming.

This restaurant serves food from various ethnic groups, including Ukrainian, Russian, eastern european to name a few. We were there on a thursday night and while there patrons kept coming in. We had the Vienna Schnitzel (breaded

Portions are large and filling.Amber Schnitzel $(22.00) was presented as pictured but very bland.Beet Salad would have tasted better if chilled but the rest of the small salad plate was decent (3 strips of dill pickle, iceberg lettuce with a tomato eighth and a few thin slices of cucumber)Siberian Plemeny $(13.50) Perogies of lamb were nicely plump but also lacking of seasoning.The place is tiny but comfortable.The artwork helps create some atmosphere.A not very friendly but competent waitress served the room tonight.Our curiosity is satisfied but we will not be returning.