Ama at The Atlas

AMA proved a special evening for our group of 4. The menu was simply organized and good for sharing or personal enjoyment - we opted to share just to try as much as we could. The food was delicious - with special emphasis on the fish and steak. Our cocktails were all good but I had the garden party myself - which I recommend for any margarita enjoyer. Lastly our server was attentive to our needs and helped me with a small surprise for our group without much issue. All in all a fun and tasty evening.

Just tried Ama which only opened 10 days ago. Had been to sister restaurant Comfort Kitchen which I really enjoyed so I was looking forward to trying out Ama at the Atlas Hotel. Hotel restaurants aren't always that exciting, but Ama's unique menu and use of spices are so well done and beautifully presented. The peri fried chicken was particularly tasty, and my husband's pozole soup was so delicious! The soup tasted like a Mexican chicken tortilla soup but with vibrant green herbs. I loved my trout which was fried and presented skin side up, butterflied with the head on and covered with fresh herbs. My son loved his chicken roulade which you don't see this kind of presentation as much. Side dishes of roasted carrots and broccolini are a must as well as the delicious cocktails. I am l

Great new restaurant located at the Atlas Hotel! Amazing drinks and apps with ample bar space. The servers were all so kind and friendly and the menu was incredible, with several gluten free options, including breakfast options. Can’t wait to go back here!

First time here. Service and hospitality was felt as soon as we stepped in the door. Vibe and mood is cool, date or chill friendly. Now for the fun part, drinks are unique and flavorful. Apps go to —> beat goat cheese salad. Pork belly 🤤!! Now for the main course 12oz rib eye 🤯. Topped it off with the cheeaecake fire 🔥!!

It's always nice to have a new restaurant in town, and I was excited to try Ama over by Harvard Business School. My husband and I came Sunday morning. There isn't parking at the restaurant, so you have to find a spot on the street or pay across the way at Harvard. The restaurant is connected to the hotel and has a sleek design and is comfortable, although a bit boring in design. Anyways, we got to Ama at 11:20 and we're planning to have brunch - unfortunately, brunch stops at 11! So disappointed! Who stops brunch so early on a Sunday?! The staff were kind and said they could check with the kitchen, but we decided it was okay and just ordered from the lunch menu. I got the duck fried rice and my husband got the fish sandwich with a side of fruit. My duck was a bit salty for my taste, but