Hours
| Saturday | 4 PM–2 AM |
| Sunday | Closed |
| Monday | 4 PM–12 AM |
| Tuesday | 4 PM–12 AM |
| Wednesday | 4 PM–12 AM |
| Thursday | 4 PM–12 AM |
| Friday | 4 PM–2 AM |
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Reviews
The cocktails at Amandine Lounge are truly a highlight. They offer a creative and adventurous selection, making it worthwhile to explore different options beyond your usual order. Each drink seemed thoughtfully crafted.
Fantastic Service:
The service here was phenomenal. Our server was incredibly attentive and proactive. At one point, my drink tasted a little flat, and without me even mentioning it, they noticed and removed it from our bill. This level of attentiveness and genuine care for the customer experience is rare and much appreciated.
Ambiance & Seating:
Despite the lounge being quite crowded, we were able to find seating in the back room, which had a really nice atmosphere. It felt intimate and romantic, perfect for a relaxed evening out. While it was slightly loud, it was a good kind of lively noise that contributed to the overall buzz.
✨ Overall Experience:
Amandine Lounge delivered a fantastic experience. The combination of innovative cocktails, outstanding service, and a pleasant atmosphere makes it a highly recommended spot for drinks, whether for a romantic evening or a lively gathering. I’ll definitely be returning to explore more of their cocktail menu.
The cocktails here are okay, fine for standard cocktails but nothing special for craft cocktails.
The bad part is that they completely lied to me and ripped me off. Particularly Eric Z, apparently. I ordered 3 cocktails, each $18, and asked for the check to close out. The bartender was very weird and didn’t present me with the bill beforehand but just took the card that was near me (which was fine, I was at the bar and ready to leave). I didn’t see the charges at all. I don’t normally worry about this; I often just give my card to close out. But he was clicking a bunch of stuff quickly and his sketchiness made me ask for an emailed receipt which I literally NEVER do. It just felt weird so I thought to do it. The receipt revealed that they charged me for one cocktail that wasn’t even on the menu and was $21 instead of $18. I don’t care about $3 but this is just weird and obviously wrong. I’m not confrontational (but I’d had 3 cocktails!) so I asked why I was charged for something not on the menu. The bartender said something like it was a special cocktail that’s more expensive. I pointed to the menu and said I didn’t order a special cocktail I ordered the Gran Negroni (Negroni is my favorite drink) and he said something to the effect of well I also didn’t charge you for the soda water (I’d asked for sparkling water and he provided it in little glasses). I said I’m happy to pay for the soda water how much is it (I’m in from out of town so I would have wanted to take the remainder to my Airbnb, like I did last night) and he was like no no it’s fine it’s just the cocktail was more expensive and we changed the menu recently. Which cannot be true, because he didn’t say the menu prices changed but tried to tell me that I’d ordered something special.
Whether it’s because he thought I was drunk (I wasn’t) or stupid (I’m not) I’m not sure. But it obviously wasn’t a mistake, since he doubled down on it and gave multiple nonsensical justifications for it.
Here’s everything I ordered and my receipt, along with pictures of all three cocktails. And my time-stamped venting texts shortly after the time stamp on the receipt. You can see a $21 cocktail doesn’t even exist on the menu, and you can see I took a photo of every page of the cocktail menu. There’s no such cocktail and no similar cocktail, and if you order the Gran Negroni you’ll see it look just like my photo. Since that’s what I ordered and what I received… I love negronis and know that’s what I got (I also hate grappa, so it’s an absurd accusation).
So, take from this what you will. At least check your receipt. And avoid Eric Z. I’ll never go back, of course.
Not friendly place at all. $18-20 cocktails. Definitely not going back again.
Before it was taken off the menu, the best drink was the Admiral Kay. It’s insanely good and cannot be replicated anywhere else.
The monkey business is delicious with a fun “banana” touch
Shout out to Erwin!
The bar bites are good too and the lounge just has a cool vibe. It’s named after the owners dog!