Jamaica Gleaner

Ambassador Bar and Grill: an ambrosial oasis

- Rocheda Bartley /Lifestyle Writer rocheda.bartley@gleanerjm.com

ACOOL atmosphere, exotic drinks, and plates of exquisite-tasting foods are what await you at the intimate Ambassador Bar and Grill. Located convenient­ly at the 148 Old Hope Road, the six-year-old ambrosial oasis is one of fine flavours. Orlando ‘Kemar’ James , owner of the eating house and famous drinking station, told Food that the inviting environmen­t is the perfect afterwork chill spot. He welcomes all and hopes that you’ll join in the delights that he offers at his business place. Especially on Friday and Saturday evenings, James promises to create an enchanting experience that you’ll never forget.

“If you have any stress, when you leave here, I guarantee you will be stress free. It’s also a cosy space for a romantic evening with your partner,” he told Food.

The Ambassador Bar and Grill takes its customers on a sensory journey of thrilling flavours, making the journey worthwhile. The afternoon eatery opens at 5 p.m., and one-of-a-kind bar foods that first invite you to dig in through alluring aromas are its speciality.

Delicious options such as the creamy chicken pasta are destined to create satisfacto­ry waves, inundating your palate with tastes to savour. But if you have a greater appreciati­on for seafood, the luscious shrimp pasta will please your palate in ways, you could not have imagined.

And it gets better. If you’re yearning for a meal that’s lighter, the house favourites, a succulent cheese burger paired with immaculate­ly prepared fried green plantains and barbecued wings served with French fries and greens, are your best picks. Stamp and go, too, are yours, if you please.

Hubert Henry, master mixologist at the Ambassador Bar and Grill, definitely knows how to serve up distinctiv­e flavours. He was happy to share some of the drinks station’s bestloved mixes while encouragin­g you to drink responsibl­y.

The famous and chocolaty Wicky Wacky, the refreshing Blue Diamond Martini, the signature Ambassador Rum Punch, the Classic, and all-time favourite Appleton VX Sour Mix are some options you’ll surely enjoy.

Feel free to try these at home.

Appleton VX Sour Mix

2 oz Appleton VX

2 oz Amaretto Sour

1⁄2 oz lime juice

1 cherry

1 orange wedge

Direction: Place ice in shaker and combine ingredient­s. Shake

vigorously. Serve and garnish with cherry and orange wedge.

Blue Diamond Martini

2 oz Appleton Special

1 oz white rum

1 oz Blue Curaçao liqueur oz clear syrup oz lime juice 1 pineapple wedge 1 cherry Direction: Place ice in shaker, combine ingredient­s and shake vigorously. Serve in martini glass and garnish with cherry and pineapple wedge.

Ambassador Rum Punch

2 oz fruit punch

2 oz Appleton Special

1 oz orange luice 1⁄2 oz lime juice

1 oz fruit punch syrup

1 oz white rum

3 tops Angostura Bitters Direction: Put ice in shaker, add ingredient­s and shake well. Serve in glass and enjoy.

Wicky Wacky

3 oz Wray and Nephew Rum ream 1 oz clear syrup

2 oz evaporated milk

1 oz chocolate syrup

1 cherry

Directions: Blend rum cream, clear syrup, and evaporated milk. Decorate glass with chocolate syrup then pour mixture inside. Top with whipped cream and garnish with cherry. So hurry and get to the Ambassador Bar and Grill. For more informatio­n, call 876791-5814.

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