Amelie's Wine House
“Come and immerse yourself in our Southern French-style winehouse, Amelie’s. A catch-up with the girls, a little celebration, or if you’re simply needing to unwind over a large glass of your favourite wine (aren’t we all!); our cosy wine house is the perfect place to relax.”
Quick info
About Amelie's Wine House
Amelie's Wine House is a wine bar in London at 37 Store St, styled as a Southern French wine house with red walls, French posters, table lamps and a wine shelving unit. The wine list is extensive and includes French wines and Beaujolais. The kitchen sends out a cheese board with warm bread, and the menu also lists arancini and parmesan and truffle fries. Staff show guests to a table and hand over menus when they arrive.
Reviews
What reviewers say
Reviewers most often mention ham and cheese sharing platter, wine selection, parmesan truffle fries and arancini.
What reviewers say
Reviewers most often mention ham and cheese sharing platter, wine selection, parmesan truffle fries and arancini.
Customer Review Summary
The sharing platter and cheese board draw the most praise, from the ham and cheese platter described as generous and diverse to a cheese board that comes with delicious warm bread. Arancini and bruschetta get mentions too, alongside an extensive wine list, and one reviewer was recommended a French wine and given a small discount. Reviewers repeatedly describe friendly, lovely staff and a relaxed, peaceful, rustic atmosphere, with no pressure to leave. Pricing is the recurring complaint. A few reviewers object to the bill, one citing expensive drinks, a service charge and fries described as air fried from frozen, another a Beaujolais sold for far more than its supermarket price. That same reviewer found the bar empty on a Saturday night, the menu different from the one online, the Fleurie out of stock, and a server who never checked back. Even so, one diner notes the parmesan and truffle fries come with loads of Parmesan.
Customer Review Summary
The sharing platter and cheese board draw the most praise, from the ham and cheese platter described as generous and diverse to a cheese board that comes with delicious warm bread. Arancini and bruschetta get mentions too, alongside an extensive wine list, and one reviewer was recommended a French wine and given a small discount. Reviewers repeatedly describe friendly, lovely staff and a relaxed, peaceful, rustic atmosphere, with no pressure to leave. Pricing is the recurring complaint. A few reviewers object to the bill, one citing expensive drinks, a service charge and fries described as air fried from frozen, another a Beaujolais sold for far more than its supermarket price. That same reviewer found the bar empty on a Saturday night, the menu different from the one online, the Fleurie out of stock, and a server who never checked back. Even so, one diner notes the parmesan and truffle fries come with loads of Parmesan.
Featured reviews
- Google user
“I’ve been to many bars and restaurants in London and elsewhere, but I’ve never seen a bill quite like this 😱. The venue itself is good, and the outdoor seating area is pleasant and enjoyable. However, it’s just not my kind of place, so unfortunately I won’t be returning.”
- Google user
“Came in on a whim as it was raining and was delighted by every aspect! The service was lovely and friendly, the food was gorgeous (especially the bruschetta!) and the atmosphere was equally as nice. Such a relaxed vibe will definitely be returning!”
- Google user
“Extremely average & extremely overpriced. £15 per drink (wine/spritz) which is absolutely outrageous considering how painfully average the whole experience was - ok service, ok plastic flowers, ok £7 air fried from frozen fries. And was topped off by a very self indulgent 12.5% service charge. Would not go back here.”
- Google user
“We were greeted by a lovely staff member who showed us to our table and gave us menus for food and drink. He was polite, professional, courteous and friendly. We chose our food and drink which was delivered to us quickly. The arancini was hot and delicious and the sharing platter was generous and diverse and decent quality. The wine was sublime. We were left to chat and not pressured to leave or order anything- a delightful way to enjoy some food and drink with friends.”
- Google user
“Such a fab place for an afternoon drink and chat on the pavement! And the loveliest owner who really cares about each customer. Parmesan and truffle fries come with loads of Parmesan too :)”
Location
Wine bars near Amelie's Wine House
- 0.5 mi£10–50
converted victorian public toilet, peaches and cream cocktail, mushrooms and truffle dish
- All Bar One Covent Garden4.55,3030.7 mi
cocktails, nachos, grey goose melon sour
- El Vino Fleet Street4.31621 mi£30–40
graham's port, history of the place, cheese plate
| Place | Rating | Distance | Price | Mentioned in reviews |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Amelie's Wine House | 4.5164 | — | — | ham and cheese sharing platter, wine selection, parmesan truffle fries |
| WC Wine & Charcuterie Bloomsbury | 4.4264 | 0.5 mi | £10–50 | converted victorian public toilet, peaches and cream cocktail, mushrooms and truffle dish |
| All Bar One Covent Garden | 4.55,303 | 0.7 mi | — | cocktails, nachos, grey goose melon sour |
| El Vino Fleet Street | 4.3162 | 1 mi | £30–40 | graham's port, history of the place, cheese plate |
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