Affectionately known as “La Petite Amélie,” this Upper West Side restaurant is more intimate than the flagship in the West Village.
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Affectionately known as “La Petite Amélie,” this Upper West Side restaurant is more intimate than the flagship in the West Village. Offering French-inspired fare in a cozy setting, the restaurant has a Bib Gourmand Michelin rating (prestigious award given to good-value restaurants).
The menu is full of tantalizing brasserie classics at affordable prices (for the neighborhood). Start the meal with wine-steamed mussels. I’m a big fan of the house burger and seared black sea bass.
Amelie is one of my favorite restaurants on the Upper West Side for happy hour as well. The draw is the $14 wine flight, which gives you the opportunity to sample three wines from different regions (choose from a selection of rosé, white or red flights).
Better still, Monday is moules-frites day! You can score steamed mussels, french fries and a glass of wine for $31 all night long.
