
Amelie Upper West Side delivers a slice of Paris with a New York edge. Tucked between the leafy brownstones of Central Park West and the hum of Broadway, this French bistro and wine bar brings together neighborhood regulars and wine lovers for charcuterie boards, steak frites, escargot, mussels, and one of the neighborhood’s most popular bistro-style burgers. Our curated wine flights invite exploration, whether you’re unwinding after work or settling in for a romantic night out. Brunch here leans French – think croque monsieur, fresh pastries, and Champagne. A local favorite for happy hour and cozy dinners, Amelie UWS pairs convivial energy with classic French comfort.
Serene joint with a classy vibe offering small plates & full meals with matching wines.
Hours
| Monday | 4–9:30 PM |
| Tuesday | 4–9:30 PM |
| Wednesday | 4–9:30 PM |
| Thursday | 12–9:30 PM |
| Friday | 12–10:30 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–10:30 PM |
| Sunday | 11 AM–9:30 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 566 Amsterdam Ave, New York, NY 10024
Phone: (646) 422-7167
Website: http://ameliewinebar.com/
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Reservations: resy.com
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Was surprised to see so many people here during happy hour! If you want a table, make sure to get a reservation no matter how early. The wine flight was nice and the finger food went very well with it.
We got a few of the appetizers. The warm pistachio crusted goat cheese ball and the baked Camembert were sooo good to me!! I absolutely loved how rich and creamy the cheese was. The waiter was also kind enough to keep bringing us bread every time we ran out lol We also tried the beef tartare. I’ve never had it before and I really liked it, although, it was a bit more on the spicier side and my friend didn’t really like that. The escargots were interesting! It was packed with butter and herbs, we dipped the bread in it and it was delicious! The escargot itself didn’t really have much flavor or texture but it wasn’t bad at all. We also wanted to try a dish so we shared the Coq Au Vin which was the red wine braised chicken legs. That was amazing! The chicken and veggies in it were just soo tender and the sauce itself was rich and flavorful. I also had a wine flight of the light reds to go with everything and I was very happy with it. To finish off, we had creme brûlée which you can never go wrong with. It wasn’t too sweet and tasted really good.
Overall, I enjoyed my experience here. I think one of the main things I appreciated about them was that whenever I’d go on their site to see special- it was always updated. Anytime they add or change anything to menu, it’s on their website. Usually I have to go full FBI mode to see what the menu is at some places haha.
While waiting in the narrow corridor leading into the restaurant wasn’t ideal, everything else more than made up for it. The wine selection was excellent—I had a Syrah ($15) and my friend enjoyed a glass of Montepulciano ($20). The food was equally satisfying: French onion soup for me and the Amélie Burger for my friend. Service was attentive and warm throughout.
I only wish we’d had more time to fully enjoy the ambiance, but we had to rush off to a nearby concert hall. Still, a great experience overall.
The atmosphere was warm and inviting, and the service was exceptional—attentive. I had the Salat Amélie, which was fresh, flavorful, and beautifully presented. The burger was also fantastic—juicy, perfectly cooked, and full of flavor.
This is easily one of the best bistros I’ve been to in NYC. Highly recommended, and I’ll definitely be back!
Will definitely come back