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I wish Amelie's brunch lived up to its exterior and service. Ordered a couple items and all of us felt each item was okay. My omelette lacked flavour. It was three people, and we ordered a charcuterie with three items (not pictured). It's a very small board and made for one person. I wouldn't consider it a shareable. My lychee drink, which is usually on the sweetest side of things was actually a little sour as well. Would return for simple drinks or maybe their dinner menu is executed better because the bar looked really nice and staff was very welcoming. Ambience is casual or dressy, perfect for groups or intimate dates. Very well decorated as well with dimmer lighting.
You all already know, I'm a girlie girl and I don't like driving. So if I'm meeting you anywhere in the city - send me an Uber! Parking is tough! Amelie is another French restaurant in the city. Small, subdued lighting, tight, very NYCish vibe, and decor that is different. I pay attention to detail in all things in life so critiquing a restaurant is a thing for me. The red modern lights that look like bottles along the wall are an accent for maybe the French flag theme they have going on? Light fixtures are somewhat modern they have cute ball lights over the bar and then 1980's lights over the tables. Tables are super tight, if you're a big person ask for seating in the back. Service: We had a French waitress which added a flare to the experience! She was polite and attentive. It was restaurant week! I was terrified to order what I really wanted, a cheeseburger, so I acquiesced and followed the lead and chose the prefixed menu for 2026 Restaurant week! To be fair, the menu was limited, the restaurant week menu was actually better IMO. Plus, you get dessert and I'm a dessert girl so it worked! (Shrugs, I can really be a cheap date.) I'll have to come back for the cheeseburger because it LOOKED delicious! Let's get into it! Bread Basket: Too cute! Bread was okay but there was no butter or oil. We passed! Starter: Vol au Vent - Puff pastry, creamy mushrooms, carrots, spinach - GOOD! Main Course: Boeuf Bourguignon - Red wine braised beef, mashed potato, lardons, mushrooms, onion, baby carrots - Delicious! Ravioles du Royans - Pasta Stuffed with Comté & cottage cheese, squash, shiitake mushrooms, pine nuts - YUMMY! But my braised beef was better. Dessert: Vanilla Crème Brulée - SOOOOOOOO GOOD! Grand Marnier Chocolate Mousse - SO Good! I loved both! Cute date night spot! I'd come back for sure! You should try! Thank me later!
Met a friend for happy hour and we had a lovely time. No line, lots of tables open at 4:30pm on a Tuesday. We ordered from the happy hour menu and we both order a flights of wine. We order the goat cheese, the baked Camembert, the roasted cauliflower and the truffle fries. We were able to ask for another bag of bread too since we had both cheeses to dip from. Not a lot of parking, it's on 14th so of course but there is street parking if you can find it. The staff was attentive, picked up our empty plates in a timely manner and the bill was decent.
Came here during DC winter restaurant week - this is one of the few restaurants that still has a $25 lunch menu (although there are various amounts of add-ons for more selections) - 2 course, but three to choose from - you can have either app and main, or main and dessert, however you want to mix and match. I had wanted to try the escargot app, but it was sold out so had the soup of the day instead, which was cream of celery and apple, not bad although I was still disappointed about the escargo. Other than that we liked all the other dishes - mussels came with skinny fries and was absolutely delicious, huge portion too - first time having a mussels dish and had to take half of it home. The restaurant is relatively new opened about a year and half ago. Dining room is not small with charming decor in red and white that's quite memorable. Tables seem to be all various length rows of small two tops that can feel a bit cramped for two people but when not too busy you can get two put together which is definitely the preferred way to go if you like a more spacious dining environment.
So I have been a full-time lurker of this restaurant and finally took the plunge and made happy hour plans with a friend. Walking into this restaurant it is super cute. The staff is very friendly and inviting. The happy hour is a great deal. There's so many options to cater to a lot of dietary needs, in addition to there being a lot of drink options and specials. My friend and I ordered the mussels and fries in addition to a glass of wine and a martini. It was such a nice table since we got to sit close to the window and get a little people watching in. We were checked on frequently, and when we received the bill, I was really surprised to see how low it was, especially since we had gotten a few other glasses of wine since. I would definitely come back here, it is such a fun place. We stayed later into the evening and it definitely picked up in business. If you're looking for a place to mingle meet a lot of people I think this is definitely the spot for you. They have a huge wine selection in addition to some really delicious food. The prices are very on point and pretty reasonable for the area.
Took my brother here for his 30th birthday, and I must say--it was AMAZING! The service was truly 10/10. One of the owners was so kind, and our server was not only beautiful but also incredibly pleasant and attentive. I noticed the place started getting busy pretty quickly, which is always a good sign. The escargot was outstanding, and the wine flights during happy hour (only $12!) were such a generous pour. The space itself is beautiful, with plenty of indoor seating as well as outdoor options. I'll definitely be coming back soon!
Cute, cozy spot for French food located on 14th Street and just a few blocks away from Logan Circle! I've been dying to try Amelie ever since I saw their orange wine flight in NYC, so I was super excited when they finally opened their doors in DC. However, when I finally did make my way over to Amelie (somehow over a year after they opened...who knows what happened there), it didn't quite live up to the hype. I visited Amelie with a couple of friends for dinner, and we had a great time. The ambiance was really nice, with great energy and almost a buzz in the air, but it also felt cozy and quiet enough to have a relatively intimate meal. We were seated in the center of the restaurant, so we were in the perfect spot to soak in all the great vibes. The server was friendly, but they tried to upcharge us on every single item we ordered; they kept trying to convince us to get add-ons, and they also charged us for our extra baskets of bread (although, to be totally fair, we did have a few baskets and it *was* really good bread). One of my friends ordered the classic burger and the other got the mussels, and I ordered the raviole. We all enjoyed our dishes, but all felt that they were pretty basic; they were tasty, but standard and didn't leave us craving more. The raviole was a fun vegetarian pasta dish, with mini ravioli cooked in a creamy green sauce and topped with small pieces of squash and pine nuts. It was tasty, and I loved the earthiness from the sauce and extra texture from the nuts, but it generally felt like a pretty one-note dish. I found myself feeling a bit bored of the pasta within the first quarter of the meal, but it did get better as I started breaking up bites of pasta with nibbles of bread (which, again, was fantastic). The staff also tried to rush our meal a bit, checking in every 5-10 minutes and heavily signaling that it was time for us to exit, despite our total meal only taking just about an hour. It was a fun place, but Amelie probably won't be at the top of my want-to-try-again list for a bit; however, I do still want to get that orange wine flight, so maybe I'll find myself back here for a happy hour.
I stopped in for dinner, and I was greeted politely and seated immediately. I ordered the mussels, and it was delicious! And, it was a huge portion--enough for two! The weather was nice, so the doors were open, and people were sitting outside. The ambiance of the place was perfect for a date night, a small gathering, or (in my case) a "treat yourself" dinner. I meant to make it to happy hour, where their special offerings/pricing seem interesting, but I missed it. If you love French food, I highly recommend this place!
This is the best happy hour deal I've had so far in the city! $21 for a giant serving of mussels, fries, a glass of wine, and a bowl of bread was amazing! Service was lovely and the ambiance was so cute for a date or happy hour with friends. The fries were crispy and hot and the mussels were perfectly cooked, herby and brothy. Will def be back!
I came in with high expectations after reading all the glowing Yelp reviews - perhaps that was my downfall! Everything was a letdown except for the kind service by the waitstaff, so I give them credit. Thank you for your great service, but your food was mediocre and bland! I came here during Restaurant Week, so that may have added to very basic flavor profiles and budget picks. Appetizer: I ordered the filet mignon carpaccio - was initially excited for what was advertised. but it was oily and flavorless at the same time. Main course: My pick was the local seared skate fish - overly salted with a tasteless cream sauce. My friend ordered a braised chicken, which she said was quite dry. Dessert: We both tried the Grand Marnier chocolate mousse thinking it would be an easy win by the description alone - but it was like eating dry airplane food. Left feeling confused at what we just paid for. Still searching for our neighborhood French go-to spot, but this isn't it!
5 months ago
Came here last night for a last minute solo dinner and it was the best decision. I love the look of the restaurant. Lights are somewhat dimmed with red accents everywhere. I was already impressed by the weekend happy hour deals. I started with the Aromatic whites wine flight (great pours for $12!!). All 3 wines were delicious and the bartender, Fabio was the best and very engaging throughout my time at the bar. I had the beef tartare and it was the best I've ever had! I then ordered a glass of the Domain du Somail Red Blend paired with the steak frites, which was the best pairing. I was stuffed but decided to get the crème brulee, which you could never go wrong with. It was the best CB I've had in a while. I will definitely be back for restaurant week or just an impromptu happy hour. read more
4 days ago
I have the rockfish and my wife had the Long Island Duck, medium. Both were excellent. We tasted each others and loved them both... the fish was fresh and lite. Very enjoyable. The duck breast was perfectly cooked and enjoyable she said. She ate it all, so there is that. The service was very good, especially for a Saturday night around 9. Not loud, not rushed but friendly noisy... lots of conversations... My wife had the escargot and I had the crispy octopus. She liked the escargot, but wasn't as lush garlic as she liked. The octopus was perfect, especially with the potato's and carrot puree with chipotle. We would get the octopus again. read more
This is a gorgeous space! The bar is beautiful and they have happy hour on Saturdays. The wine flight is very popular so you can try a variety of drinks. We got a warm cheese and they kept bringing us more bread so no complaints there. read more
I wish Amelie's brunch lived up to its exterior and service. Ordered a couple items and all of us felt each item was okay. My omelette lacked flavour. It was three people, and we ordered a charcuterie with three items (not pictured). It's a very small board and made for one person. I wouldn't consider it a shareable. My lychee drink, which is usually on the sweetest side of things was actually a little sour as well. Would return for simple drinks or maybe their dinner menu is executed better because the bar looked really nice and staff was very welcoming. Ambience is casual or dressy, perfect for groups or intimate dates. Very well decorated as well with dimmer lighting. read more
You all already know, I'm a girlie girl and I don't like driving. So if I'm meeting you anywhere in the city - send me an Uber! Parking is tough! Amelie is another French restaurant in the city. Small, subdued lighting, tight, very NYCish vibe, and decor that is different. I pay attention to detail in all things in life so critiquing a restaurant is a thing for me. The red modern lights that look like bottles along the wall are an accent for maybe the French flag theme they have going on? Light fixtures are somewhat modern they have cute ball lights over the bar and then 1980's lights over the tables. Tables are super tight, if you're a big person ask for seating in the back. Service: We had a French waitress which added a flare to the experience! She was polite and attentive. It was restaurant week! I was terrified to order what I really wanted, a cheeseburger, so I acquiesced and followed the lead and chose the prefixed menu for 2026 Restaurant week! To be fair, the menu was limited, the restaurant week menu was actually better IMO. Plus, you get dessert and I'm a dessert girl so it worked! (Shrugs, I can really be a cheap date.) I'll have to come back for the cheeseburger because it LOOKED delicious! Let's get into it! Bread Basket: Too cute! Bread was okay but there was no butter or oil. We passed! Starter: Vol au Vent - Puff pastry, creamy mushrooms, carrots, spinach - GOOD! Main Course: Boeuf Bourguignon - Red wine braised beef, mashed potato, lardons, mushrooms, onion, baby carrots - Delicious! Ravioles du Royans - Pasta Stuffed with Comté & cottage cheese, squash, shiitake mushrooms, pine nuts - YUMMY! But my braised beef was better. Dessert: Vanilla Crème Brulée - SOOOOOOOO GOOD! Grand Marnier Chocolate Mousse - SO Good! I loved both! Cute date night spot! I'd come back for sure! You should try! Thank me later! read more
Met a friend for happy hour and we had a lovely time. No line, lots of tables open at 4:30pm on a Tuesday. We ordered from the happy hour menu and we both order a flights of wine. We order the goat cheese, the baked Camembert, the roasted cauliflower and the truffle fries. We were able to ask for another bag of bread too since we had both cheeses to dip from. Not a lot of parking, it's on 14th so of course but there is street parking if you can find it. The staff was attentive, picked up our empty plates in a timely manner and the bill was decent. read more
Came here during DC winter restaurant week - this is one of the few restaurants that still has a $25 lunch menu (although there are various amounts of add-ons for more selections) - 2 course, but three to choose from - you can have either app and main, or main and dessert, however you want to mix and match. I had wanted to try the escargot app, but it was sold out so had the soup of the day instead, which was cream of celery and apple, not bad although I was still disappointed about the escargo. Other than that we liked all the other dishes - mussels came with skinny fries and was absolutely delicious, huge portion too - first time having a mussels dish and had to take half of it home. The restaurant is relatively new opened about a year and half ago. Dining room is not small with charming decor in red and white that's quite memorable. Tables seem to be all various length rows of small two tops that can feel a bit cramped for two people but when not too busy you can get two put together which is definitely the preferred way to go if you like a more spacious dining environment. read more
Service was great! The food was okay. I personally felt that nothing from my order (Amelie burger and Chocolate mousse) stood out that I'd recommend going back but overall a good experience for brunch during restaurant week. read more
7 months ago
So I have been a full-time lurker of this restaurant and finally took the plunge and made happy hour plans with a friend. Walking into this restaurant it is super cute. The staff is very friendly and inviting. The happy hour is a great deal. There's so many options to cater to a lot of dietary needs, in addition to there being a lot of drink options and specials. My friend and I ordered the mussels and fries in addition to a glass of wine and a martini. It was such a nice table since we got to sit close to the window and get a little people watching in. We were checked on frequently, and when we received the bill, I was really surprised to see how low it was, especially since we had gotten a few other glasses of wine since. I would definitely come back here, it is such a fun place. We stayed later into the evening and it definitely picked up in business. If you're looking for a place to mingle meet a lot of people I think this is definitely the spot for you. They have a huge wine selection in addition to some really delicious food. The prices are very on point and pretty reasonable for the area. read more
8 months ago
Took my brother here for his 30th birthday, and I must say--it was AMAZING! The service was truly 10/10. One of the owners was so kind, and our server was not only beautiful but also incredibly pleasant and attentive. I noticed the place started getting busy pretty quickly, which is always a good sign. The escargot was outstanding, and the wine flights during happy hour (only $12!) were such a generous pour. The space itself is beautiful, with plenty of indoor seating as well as outdoor options. I'll definitely be coming back soon! read more
Cute, cozy spot for French food located on 14th Street and just a few blocks away from Logan Circle! I've been dying to try Amelie ever since I saw their orange wine flight in NYC, so I was super excited when they finally opened their doors in DC. However, when I finally did make my way over to Amelie (somehow over a year after they opened...who knows what happened there), it didn't quite live up to the hype. I visited Amelie with a couple of friends for dinner, and we had a great time. The ambiance was really nice, with great energy and almost a buzz in the air, but it also felt cozy and quiet enough to have a relatively intimate meal. We were seated in the center of the restaurant, so we were in the perfect spot to soak in all the great vibes. The server was friendly, but they tried to upcharge us on every single item we ordered; they kept trying to convince us to get add-ons, and they also charged us for our extra baskets of bread (although, to be totally fair, we did have a few baskets and it *was* really good bread). One of my friends ordered the classic burger and the other got the mussels, and I ordered the raviole. We all enjoyed our dishes, but all felt that they were pretty basic; they were tasty, but standard and didn't leave us craving more. The raviole was a fun vegetarian pasta dish, with mini ravioli cooked in a creamy green sauce and topped with small pieces of squash and pine nuts. It was tasty, and I loved the earthiness from the sauce and extra texture from the nuts, but it generally felt like a pretty one-note dish. I found myself feeling a bit bored of the pasta within the first quarter of the meal, but it did get better as I started breaking up bites of pasta with nibbles of bread (which, again, was fantastic). The staff also tried to rush our meal a bit, checking in every 5-10 minutes and heavily signaling that it was time for us to exit, despite our total meal only taking just about an hour. It was a fun place, but Amelie probably won't be at the top of my want-to-try-again list for a bit; however, I do still want to get that orange wine flight, so maybe I'll find myself back here for a happy hour. read more
I was excited to see this new French place open up on 14th street and got to try it at a lil post-church brunch. The vibe is cute and the service and food were good. Nothing crazy but solid place for a hang and probably good for happy hour read more
10 months ago
I stopped in for dinner, and I was greeted politely and seated immediately. I ordered the mussels, and it was delicious! And, it was a huge portion--enough for two! The weather was nice, so the doors were open, and people were sitting outside. The ambiance of the place was perfect for a date night, a small gathering, or (in my case) a "treat yourself" dinner. I meant to make it to happy hour, where their special offerings/pricing seem interesting, but I missed it. If you love French food, I highly recommend this place! read more
This is the best happy hour deal I've had so far in the city! $21 for a giant serving of mussels, fries, a glass of wine, and a bowl of bread was amazing! Service was lovely and the ambiance was so cute for a date or happy hour with friends. The fries were crispy and hot and the mussels were perfectly cooked, herby and brothy. Will def be back! read more
I came in with high expectations after reading all the glowing Yelp reviews - perhaps that was my downfall! Everything was a letdown except for the kind service by the waitstaff, so I give them credit. Thank you for your great service, but your food was mediocre and bland! I came here during Restaurant Week, so that may have added to very basic flavor profiles and budget picks. Appetizer: I ordered the filet mignon carpaccio - was initially excited for what was advertised. but it was oily and flavorless at the same time. Main course: My pick was the local seared skate fish - overly salted with a tasteless cream sauce. My friend ordered a braised chicken, which she said was quite dry. Dessert: We both tried the Grand Marnier chocolate mousse thinking it would be an easy win by the description alone - but it was like eating dry airplane food. Left feeling confused at what we just paid for. Still searching for our neighborhood French go-to spot, but this isn't it! read more
My fiance and I came here for my birthday dinner. It was our first experience here but I read the reviews and perused the menu before making the reservation - which did require we put a card down just in case we were a No Show for the reservation at which they would charge may $10-20? We made it just in time for one round of happy hour drinks, including an old fashioned for him and a yummy sangria for me! Our waitress was very kind and attentive. The complimentary bread was delicious! We shared a couple of apps before our main dishes and everything was so so good! Our ambiance and atmosphere were all great. read more
8 months ago
I absolutely love coming here! They have one of the better happy hours in dc and always deliver when it comes to their food! The inside is so cute and when the weather is nice they open up the doors to the patio and everyone gets to enjoy! read more
8 months ago
My new, favorite neighborhood French restaurant. I've visited three times and can't wait to return. Amelie serves delectable meals and offers an incredible happy hour! $21 for mussels+wine or burger+beer is well worth Amelie's attentive service, beautiful decor, and tasty food. The windows to the outdoor are always open for good or even hot weather but the interior A/C keeps the restaurant and its guests at a perfect temperature. I have yet to order a dish that I didn't like. read more
1 year ago
Back again! Ordered the Steak...BOMB. With three French restaurants on 14th, Amelie is definitely a stand out. The vibe is just right, the service is always A1 and the food is delicious. My steak was cooked perfectly, the perfect portion. Loved the little salad that came on the plate, and the fries were good. My first time ordering something other than the Mussels, and it did not disappoint. 10/10 would recommend. read more
Solid restaurant with good food. We were a large group of ten. I got the rockfish which was absolutely delicious. We got the profitronut for dessert- very sweet. The crème brûlée was good as well- a classic dessert dish! It was my friend's birthday and they were kind enough to give us a small glass of champagne, which we really appreciated. The place had soft lighting and plenty of space for us. read more
Very well coordinated dinner crew, everyone worked to provide us with the best service. The environment was romantic French café style. Try the fried artichoke, steak frittes and a few different wines from their selective wine list. read more
I had a really good experience at Amelie! I have been meaning to try for a while. Their happy hour deal is solid. The wine pours for the flight are very generous. Both the setting and the interior of the restaurant are gorgeous. I only ordered wine & fries, but my friend ordered a burger she said was tasty. The service was fast & the staff were very helpful with selections read more
We came in during their 1 year anniversary week and there were tons of decorations up, which was really nice to see. We got there right around happy hour, so we opted for some truffle fries and drinks. My sangria was really good, it was definitely a summery vibe and the fries were well seasoned. The service at the bar was great, our bartender was nice and accommodating to all the patrons, she also suggested a few of her favorite menu items. Looking forward to the next visit. read more
5 months ago
Came to Amelie for restaurant week and had a wonderful time! Came in a Wednesday night around 7:30 to a very busy restaurant. We had a reservation but had to wait ~5-10 minutes before being seated. The restaurant is beautiful! Very cozy and casual with a touch of glamor. They have some good cocktail and mocktail options as well as a nice wine list. I went for a non-alcoholic grapefruit soda which was exactly what I was in the mood for and served in a nice high ball glass with a lemon. So happy to see an actual lemon wedge! The dried fruit wheels are pretty but I like squeezing actual lemon into my drink. To start I had a mushroom toast which was a HUGE portion. It was tasty and filling, I only ate half to save room. The coq a vin was the star of the show for my main. Every bite was decadent and the portion was generous and beautifully served. To finish I had a decaf americano with creme brulee. The cream brulee didn't quite do it for me, the texture was a but off and it was very very fluffy and egg forward without enough sweetness, I still enjoyed it but couldn't say it was my favorite creme brulee. All of the staff are excellent, super professional and welcoming. A manager greeted us to ask how we enjoyed everything which I personally always appreciate. Overall I had a great time and would love to come back for brunch. If you go for dinner, the coq a vin is a must!! read more
6 months ago
Food was okay, the service was subpar. My friends brought me here to celebrate my birthday; either the restaurant was understaffed (only one bartender) and/or their level of customer service needs fine tuning to make this a well rounded experience. While I enjoyed myself per the recommendation of my friends, I would not visit again on my own. Duck Confi was nice. read more
2 years ago
I don't usually go for burgers when I eat out, but Amelie flipped that script--this one was a first, and a game-changer - this burger actually maybe changed my outlook on those who order a burger because it was such a good choice - this was so insanely flavorful. juicy and dripping with hearty flavor. the Brie cheese added a tangy salty sharp compliment to the dense savory meat. - the bun was super light, slightly toasted and crispy on the outside very ends but still light and fluffy enough to compliment the dense meat. - the fries were potato forward....rather salt forward. if you know what I mean. when I'm at a French spot I was thin crispy slices of heaven, these were a little too baked bland for me. - my friends loved the French onion soup, you could smell it all the way from Arlington. that's how you know it's good. - the steak frites came with a delectable peppery sauce and was perfectly medium rare. I do think you could find equivalent for cheaper elsewhere though. - the service was weird, she took our drinks, appetizers, and entrees order all at once. despite me asking to put in drinks just to start... hate that. also gave no recommendation. restaurant was light and gorgeous with doors open right onto the bustling 14th street. loved the aesthetic. read more
7 months ago
Food is top-notch, and may be better than the food we had in Paris. Prices are reasonable, and the frites are amazing. My wife had the escargot and mussels, and I had an outstanding cheeseburger -- really among the best food we've had, and definitely the best French cuisine we've had. Service was a bit clumsy, and the hostess who seated us made us feel like we were an inconvenience. Otherwise, this was a great experience! read more
Recently tried Amelie for the first time. I did like the vibe though definitely doesn't have a French cafe vibe at all. Service was good, but nothing really stands out. Food was good especially the steak frites and the sauce. I got the French onion soup and would not recommend at all. Was fairly flavorless and pretty disappointing. I will certainly be back to try out some other items and the wine bottle prices were also a decent price. read more
1 year ago
Would gladly come back! I'm not the biggest fan of French food but this place tops the list for me of French restaurants in DC to visit. The steak was great, perfectly cooked and juicy. My friend got the chicken which was heavily seasoned (almost a bit too salty for me) but was still delicious Their bread was to die for, and their escargot was amazing! I prefer it over the other escargot I've had in the city (e.g., le dip, la grande boucherie) read more
I went to Amelie for Restaurant Week brunch and had a wonderful experience from beginning to end. I was greeted warmly when I arrived and allowed to pick where I'd like to be seated (I chose the patio to enjoy the beautiful weather!). The courses were generously portioned and well-prepared. They came out with good pacing to let you enjoy each one without feeling rushed. For the first course, I had the delicious Tete de Moine cheese, which is nutty and sweet, along with caramelized onions and warm baguette slices. The presentation was beautiful and the cheese was delicious. For the second course, I chose the burger (cooked to medium rare). It was juicy and had delicious comte cheese on it as well as a garlic aioli. I paired it with the last of my cheese and onions and it was very satisfying! The fries were also done well and not over-salted. I ended up taking half of this home and was glad to get two meals out of it! For the final course, I went with the chocolate mousse and was again very happy: a nice, subtle coffee flavor and dark chocolate. I won't say that anything you eat here will blow your mind, but I think this is simple, comforting food prepared well by lovely people. Honestly, the service alone (and how cheerful and helpful everyone seemed in general) made me want to come back very soon for dinner. A Elie also has a very nice (and cheese-forward!) happy hour. It has that great feeling of a cozy neighborhood restaurant. I recommend giving them a try, and I'm so glad that Restaurant Week brought me here! read more
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