[Editor’s Note: An earlier version of this story incorrectly noted that the all-you-can-eat special cost $44.95. The price is $54.99.]
A year ago,
Washingtonian crowned Ivan Iricanin the “All-You-Can-Eat King of DC,” in recognition of the bottomless menus that have become signature attractions at his restaurants in the Street Guys Hospitality group. It all started with Ambar, a Michelin-recognized venture the Serbian native opened in 2013 to introduce diners to the Balkan cuisine he grew up on, one small plate at a time.
Whether the occasion is lunch, dinner, or brunch, the restaurant offers guests the full “Ambar Experience” by choosing one of its all-you-can specials priced at $25 per person at lunch, $35 at dinner for food only or $54.99 including unlimited selected drinks with a two-hour limit, and $39 for a two-hour brunch with unlimited food and drink. As the restaurant is currently open with limited indoor dining, those Ambar Experiences are still very much o