Candlelit French bistro with intimate vibes & wine flights. Great for sharing portions like chicken liver mousse & fries.
This charming French bistro on West 8th Street offers a delightful European ambiance perfect for a date night or a relaxed happy hour. Known for its intimate, candlelit setting, it's a spot where you can savor classic French fare and a curated selection of wines. The portions are ideal for sharing, making it a great choice for couples or small groups looking to enjoy a taste of Paris in NYC.
The food at this French bistro is well-regarded, with highlights including the chicken liver mousse, chocolate mousse, and fries. The hanger steak with au poivre sauce is also recommended, and the cheese and charcuterie plates are popular. While most feedback is positive, one commenter mentioned finding another French restaurant to be better.
"The chicken liver mousse, chocolate mousse, fries, and hanger steak with au poivre sauce are frequently recommended dishes. The cheese and charcuterie plates are also popular choices."
Customers generally have a positive sentiment, appreciating the authentic French cuisine, intimate ambiance, and good wine selection, though some find the tables to be too close together.
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One customer found the tables to be uncomfortably close together, impacting their dining experience.
"This user believes Amelie uses Creekstone hanger steaks for their steak frites."
Neutral"The commenter recalls Amelie having tables so close that it felt like the person at the next table was sitting on their lap."
Negative"This user mentions Amelie, located on 8th Ave between 5th and 6th Ave, as a personal favorite."
Positive"This user recommends Amelie for its hanger steak with au poivre sauce and very good fries."
Positive"This commenter recommended Amelie wine bar."
Positive"Amelie is recommended as a good option for the first night, offering great food, affordability, a nice atmosphere, and romantic lighting."
Positive"The commenter recommends Amelie on West 8th Street, noting that it is open for lunch every day."
Positive"Amelie is listed as a place in the West Village that could be a good option."
Neutral"Amelie is mentioned as a potential option for outdoor seating in October, but it's uncertain if they offer it."
Neutral"The beef tartare at Amelie is recommended for its great texture from hand-cutting and a nice spicy kick from harissa."
Positive"The beef tartare at Amelie is recommended for its great texture from hand-cutting and a nice spicy kick from harissa."
Positive"The beef tartare at Amelie is recommended for its great texture from hand-cutting and a nice spicy kick from harissa."
Positive"The beef tartare at Amelie is recommended for its great texture from hand-cutting and a nice spicy kick from harissa."
Positive"This user had tried Amelie but found Marseille to be better."
Neutral"The user recommends Amelies wine bar."
Neutral"The original poster is considering Amelie in the West Village as a potential dinner spot that might meet their criteria for good steak, vegetarian options, and a European bistro atmosphere."
Neutral"Suggested Amelie in West Village for wine during happy hour."
Positive"Amelie has a great wine and bar selection, with classic French food and a Mediterranean touch. The dinner service has a lively atmosphere."
Positive"The commenter recommends Amelie, describing it as a very authentic French option."
Positive"The commenter recommends Amelie, sharing that their friend takes a young child there who loves the chocolate mousse and fries, which the commenter also enjoys. They add it's usually not busy early."
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