Amsterdam Ale House
New York
Visit during happy hour for a diverse and budget-friendly taste of their beer selection.
Amsterdam Ale House, located on Amsterdam Avenue in New York's Upper West Side, serves as a cornerstone for those seeking an inviting pub experience. Known for its robust selection of craft beers, this venue offers an ever-evolving catalog of rotating ales, lagers, and ciders, a testament to its long-standing dedication to the craft beer movement. Beyond beer, visitors can also indulge in seasonal cocktails and a substantial range of wines and spirits, making it suitable for various taste preferences.
The atmosphere of Amsterdam Ale House embodies warmth and neighborhood charm, providing an ideal setting whether for a late night out after a show or a relaxing afternoon with family. The menu showcases traditional pub fare with modern twists, catering to diverse palates and offering satisfying meals throughout the day and into the night.
Patrons can choose to dine indoors, enjoy the open air on the patio, or opt for takeout to enjoy at home. The friendly and attentive staff are committed to making each visit special, ensuring that guests have the kind of experience that naturally integrates the venue into their routine. Whether one is on a casual outing or looking to celebrate a special event, Amsterdam Ale House offers a delightful and consistent venue.
Reviews
Everything was good except for the food. Ordered their “homemade chicken tenders” but those tender were not homemade at all. That upset me a bit since the reason why I ordered that item was the fact that the menu specified homemade. $14 for those tenders that were not good at all…
Nice selection of beers on tap. A tad on the expensive side. Lots of TVs for sports and the food looked great, but we didn't get anything to eat. A short walk from Central Parks Strawberry Fields.
CRAFT BEERs are nothing to write home about. SERVICE IS very decent on occasion there're are bussing staff that will come and take your glass without ask. LOCATION is a major avenue but very peaceful considering the city Great location but neither the pizzas nor crafts are memorable
I ate here twice on our visit since it was closest to the hotel. Both nights were really crowded, but the food came out quickly. Everyone was in their own little world, so I never struck up a conversation with anyone other than the bartender. He was cool. Maybe that's a NYC thing? We tried the steak sandwich, burger, and wings. All were good. My favorite was the wings. Definitely worth a stop if you're in the neighborhood.
