New Amsterdam has great food, great drinks and great staff. It gets a bit too crowded for me on weekend nights, but otherwise it's my favorite place to go.
The happy hour specials are unbelievable (I especially recommend the pub grub mac and cheese). Initially, it seems like it might be too cool for school, but unlike other places in town, the wait staff is incredibly friendly and not trying too hard to be 'hip.'
I've been living in Philadelphia for the past 3 years, but when I come back to Pittsburgh, every so often, New Am is on my hit list. This place always provides top-notch service with a great variety and cutting-edge selection in beer. In addition, they make the best bar food in the city. Also, they open a garage door on warm nights. Nevertheless, New Amsterdam offers so much bang for the buck! So, if your into quality food and drinks for an affordable price with great service you totally need to check this place out!
Review Source:This place gets a giant "MEH" from me. I live in the area so I've been to this bar a number of times and I always have the same experience. The food is consistently sub-par, the portions are extremely small given the price and the beer is extremely over priced when compared to other bars in the area.
Review Source:We came here the other night after I picked Darren up from work. The design of the building is really neat inside and out. The waitresses were both cute and really sweet, and the atmosphere was relaxing. My Mediterranean platter was ok. I think Darren and I make a better spinach/artichoke dip at home, but my hummus was good as was the pita. The wings were fabulous! I'd like to come back here and try some of their other stuff. Cool place overall.
Review Source:Earlier in the year, I missed out on an opportunity to come here before a concert. Tonight however, with rush-hour roads particularly congested due to the NHL draft, Kay and I parked the car in a leafy, shaded part of Butler Street, and went to New Amsterdam.
With bohemian graffitti on the side and an industrial motif in the storefront complete with a retractable garage door which was open for the summer evening, New Amsterdam is fashioning itself into a unique Lawrenceville fixture without a drop of sweat.
Our terrific twosome of young, female, adorably chichi servers were rays of utter sunshine to everyone from mohawked urban guerillas to middle-aged mothers. We were immediately made to feel as if we were just spontaneously visiting some good friends at their mod East End apartment.
I know I keep alluding to "hipness," and there's nothing wrong with it, really. I only have issues with it when it is done too laboriously or in an attempt to alienate and exclude or when it's simply silly or lame. NA get a big "N/A" on every one of those dotted lines because it just is what it is. Everyone is welcome at NA, and the prices are affordable. Not being a drinker, I can imagine feeling gobs more comfortable here than in neighboring bar Partners, where I fear I'd likely find myself having to knock someone on his ass or some more pretentious place where I'd laugh at everyone.
So what did I think of the food? I mean, why else would a semi-straight-edger like me come here?
I came very close to ordering the Pulled Pork Sliders since they came with potato salad, but our server raved about Jimmy's Fish Taco and offered to make the desired side-dish substitution, so I went pescaterian for supper.
The scorched tiger stripes on the artful, cut-on-a-bias tortilla gave each munch a charred, campfire hug, one that included a fully-stuffed sleeping bag of creamy, tender Mexican flavors and textures. Cubes of cauterized Mahi Mahi snuggled alongside avocado, tomato, and a peppery orange mayonnaise that bled down my fingers as I gently savored each half.
The potato salad stand-in had a runny dressing, huge cuts of spud, and some hints of bacon and onion. While not a truly great potato salad to my palate, I didn't find myself wishing for fries either as it was a notch above serviceable but probably could have used more salt, acid, thickness and tubers that were boiled a little longer than they were.
Kay ordered the Mediterranean Trio, a hearty platter of an appetizer that includes hummus, spinach/artichoke dip, grilled pita triangles, and an assortment of olives. The pita bread alone was such a perfect balance betwixt pillowy and mildly crispy that they almost needed nothing to go with them. The nutty, thick, satisfying hummus only vaulted the pita bread to further heights. However, the spinach/artichoke dip, while acceptably gooey, was somewhat deflating with its seeming paucity in terms of seasoning; I didn't detect any salt, let alone garlic, something I know can make the dish wail like Uli Jon Roth.
We also ordered a sextet of garlic parmesan wings that astounded us with golden, brittle, aromatic hides that garbed some of the most lovingly lardy and 'licious (hey, what would Chuck Berry do? eh?) poultry I've ever had aside from Frisch's, which might was well be a galaxy away in Whitehall.
We were asked if we wanted some cheesecake for dessert, but with plans in mind to head down the road to Sinful Sweets, we politely declined.
New Amsterdam epitomizes what urban living can and should be. Not exceedingly voguish and never roguish, all but the most fatuous guttersnipes will enjoy themselves here.
P.S. Why do mere soft drinks, my choice of carbonated beverage being Sprite, taste so much better to me in bars? Perhaps it was the heavy, transparent glass  that was colder than winter and teary with condensation or the fact that I work too hard in an environment that is far more inhospitable than I deserve. Having mentioned that, I didn't feel out of place in my soiled jeans and pocket t-shirt, demonstrating NA's liberal atmosphere yet again.
P.P.S. If I was a much younger single man, I'd be in love with the two waitresses/barmaids, who would probably just think I'm a nice guy. And I still am. Too much so for my own good so I've been told on occasion. I hope their special someones treat them like special someones if they in fact have special someones.
After perusing Urbanspoon for a Vegan friendly restaurant in Lawrenceville, New Amsterdam appeared to be the top contender. My friend and I arrived on a Tuesday evening around 7. The front wall is a garage door which was open to enjoy the lovely summer evening air. My friend and I chose a seat right inside, prime for people watching...restaurants get bonus points from me for prime people watching accommodations.
The bartender greeted us quickly with menus and told us about the best beers on tap. They serve beer from local breweries (yay!) so my friend and I had a stout from the East End Brewery. Delicious.
Now onto the food. I ordered the Veg Head Salad. They have a few vegan options but I was intrigued by the salad because it included sweet potato fries and edamame. My friend ordered the Guinness cheddar burger and she opted for a side salad instead of fries. Food came out in decent time. Took just long enough for me to know they spent time preparing it. That's a plus :) My salad came out as a platter with each vegetable separately laid on top of a bed of mixed greens. No iceberg!!!! So happy about that!! The salad toppers included portobello mushrooms, avocado, edemame, tomato, onion, cucumber, sweet potato fries (just enough to keep it healthy,) and a mound of chick peas. The vinaigrette was light and complimentary to each aspect of the salad. The platter was not overwhelming and I was able to finish it along with my two stouts without feeling stuffed.
My friend's burger was cooked just the way she liked. She said the bun was excellent and her side salad was almost a mini version of mine!! This may be the first restaurant where the side salad included more than iceberg and dressing. Mixed greens, onion, tomato, cucumber. And plenty of it :) Her meal was larger than mine but she was able to finish all but one bite of her burger.
Last but not least- the service: wonderful!! Bartender was very attentive and the chef/owner (not sure) came out three times to make sure our experience was going well and that the food was satisfying. I couldn't believe how good the service was for a Tuesday night dinner at a bar. I'm sure it helped that it was a slow night but regardless, I would definitely come back to check out the scene on a Saturday night.
Thank you, New Amsterdam for a great dinner. I will be back... with many more friends!
I'm going to divide this review into two parts - first being "oooh cool bar!", the second being "d*mn you hipsters!"
First - Oooh this really is a cool bar. The food is fantastic; whether it's the burgers or the chicken wings. They have a decent selection of brews available. Service is reasonably fast. The staff are very friendly and quite willing to let you sample a beer to make sure it's the style you want. The space is kinda quirky - built in a converted garage? I like it when they're able to open it up when the weather is nice. Very chill, laid-back atmosphere.
Second - d*mn you hipsters! New Amsterdam has a huuuge projection screen on which they show sports. In Pittsburgh, you'd think it'd be crowded to the hilt on game day - not! While the staff are into the games (as well they should be), a good number of the patrons could care less. Ok so maybe they didn't care about an random Steelers game vs the Titans. Fine. But during the NHL playoffs?? c'mon, man! Maybe wearing a Pens jersey isn't ironic enough but can't we all agree that we hate the Flyers?
Having said that, I don't think the second point should completely cancel out the first  - this really is a cool bar.
This is my pre/during/after spot when there are concerts at 720 Records and it's perfect just for that! The bar food is yummy and the beer collections is pretty damn good. Oh and extra kudos for their Sunday events. I happened to come in when they were playing the Tribe Called Quest documentary and proceeded to ignore friend and excitedly watch the movie for the rest of the night.
Review Source:I am not a huge fan of Lawrenceville bars (because I am easily annoyed by hipsters), but New Amsterdam is always a safe bet for me. Â I've gone there a few times a month for the past two years and have never had a bad experience. Â The waitstaff is friendly and attentive, the drinks are always strong, the music is good, and the food is consistent. Â I love the fish tacos! Â The space is small, but cool and always clean (you can't say that about most bars!). Â I'd recommend it for dates, too, because the environment is relaxed, it's not terribly loud, it's a bar but certainly not a dive, and the lighting is nice. Â It's especially fun when it's warm out and they can open the garage door. Â If they'd bring back the potato salad, I think we could fall further in love and make this a 5-star review :)
Review Source:As fate would have it Alchemy N' Ale was closed on a Saturday afternoon so we headed over to New Amsterdam. Â The first adjective that comes to mine when looking at the outside would be industrial - and I think that's how I felt about the interior as well. Â It sorta has a warehouse feel to it although it's not that big. Â Not much that I can remember in terms of decor which is why I'm thinking that it felt like a warehouse.
They have a moderate selection of beers on tap - I think there was about 8. Â I chose a white IPA - but can't remember the brewery - it was exactly what I was in the mood for. Â As for food, I got the Greek flat break pizza. Â And although it was good, I couldn't help compare it to Winghart's Greek pizza and felt like it fell short in comparison.
Overall - I enjoyed the place, food, and drinks but I'm not convinced it would be a place that I crave to go back to. Â But who knows maybe when the weather is warm, the patio style seating will call out to me.
We go here often and always love it. Great beers on tap, even my personal fav, arsenal cider. The bartenders will get creative and make up a cocktail for you when requested. Best part? The food! Definitely better than any bar food I've had. Wings: delicious, fish tacos: yummy, fries: amazing, crab mac: ridiculous.
Great to watch the game or just hang out.
Bad-ass-super-tasty-hot 'n juicy burger. And I don't say that lightly. A burger is not something I wouldn't normally order out but it sounded so good on the menu and I must have had a hunch or something. Maybe it was the really nice guys who waited on us or the good selection of local brews but I'm so glad I went for it. This is a great little place for a post-shopping meal with friends. Or, as Mel said, watch some sports on the enormous screen on the wall. It's almost like being at the game but with better food.
Review Source:Another bar, with good bar food! Â Wait...is this an issue that I'm going to bars and pigging out? Â Maybe let's move past that for now! Â
Let's set the tone, it's 8pm, you just shopped up a storm on Butler St. and you're starved enough that you may end up eating that coat you just bought (not really, it was a really good deal!). Â I'm thinking, New Amsterdam better have good food because I'm starving!!
So for starters we ordered the Cauliflower Nugs, which are fried cauliflower. Â To convince ourselves that it was healthy, we'll say it was fried in multi-grain bread (Disclaimer - it is not!). Â They were awesome though, let's be honest! Â They came with a great curry mayo type dipping sauce. Â I was so hungry I was housing them down!
I was excited to see a Portobello Burger on the menu, because of my deep love of bello's! Â Now, when you order one of these, you never know if you're going to get some flat wimpy bello cap or a big fatty fat fat cap! Â It was the the better of the choice, the big fat cap! Â YES! Â It was nice and juicy with loads of feta on top! Â And the fries, total surprise....they were awesome! Â Nice and crispy...kinda like my fav Winghart's fries. Â
So after describing my oh so satisfying meal....do they server drinks here?! Â Oh yeah, they do! Â Actually, I was pumped to see so many local brews on here. Â I actually hadn't tried the Arsenal Cider Cinnamon Apple blend yet, so I was happy to sample that (delish, of course!). Â At $7 a pop, it's not cheap...but I just remind myself that it's amazing tasting AND it packs a pretty big alcoholic punch! Â
So...I hear New Amsterdam has some dance parties too....maybe when I'm done stuffing my face there I'll want to dance it off!
New Amsterdam is straight up cool, and I think that is the vibe they are going for. Come on a weekday, then come again on a weekend and your experience will be very different. On weekdays it is a low key bar with VERY friendly bartenders and a nice little local crowd that likes to chat it up. On the weekend New Amsterdam turns into a dance club scene. I've been here on Saturday nights on occasion and there is usually a DJ playing some sort of house mix.
Very good beer selection with a limited selection of craft draft beers and many other bottles to choose from that will suit any palate. The wings here are very good. I recommend the Jerk or the Honey Habanero (caution: there are VERY hot) On Sunday wings are 35 cents. Try them out!
I need to get better about checking in on my phone. Â
We've been there three times so far. Â And I haven't been disappointed.
One of my favorite features of this somewhat small bar is the garage-style door that is rolled up when the weather is nice, a great way to enjoy the outdoors without actually sitting outside. Â I most recently went for lunch on a lovely fall and how nice to enjoy the weather while I ate.
They have a ton of craft brews, including delicious cider from right down the road (Arsenal Cider House). Â Last time I went the flavor was apple cinnamon (it tasted like apple pie in my mouth)! Â We've tried the burgers, a HUGE Cobb Salad, and (my favorite) the Mac and Cheese with added bacon. Â Soooo yummy!
They have happy hour Tuesday-Thursday, so if you're a cheapskate, you can probably get $1 off draft beers and 1/2 off "pub grub." Â
I've never been there when it's really busy, so it has always been pretty quiet and we've gotten fast, attentive service. Â
Check out their website for a full menu, if you're interested.
A friend and I stopped in on a Thursday night around 7 for dinner and a beer. They have a nice tap selection, 8 seasonal micros, and they have a cooler full of bottles.
A friend and I split an order of the honey habenero wings. I have to say that these were a miss. The wings were anemic in size and lacked the spice we were expecting from anything habenero. Maybe we just got a bad batch, but I'll give another flavor a try next time. I had the Pulled pork sliders with potato salad. The pulled pork was great. The sauce was tangy, sweet, spicey, and lots of black pepper. The two sliders were packed full of meat, It was more than enough to fill me up. The potato salad is one of the best I have had. Lots of mayo, and I can't figure quite out what the spices are, it almost tasted like Old Bay. My friend had the margharita flatbread which looked good and I'm assuming tasted good. He sucked it down fast enough to infer it did. Our total tab for 2 beers and food was $31, not bad at all.
The bar tender/waitress was very nice and prompt with service. She also went out of her way to wish us a nice day upon leaving, a nice touch.
Wait... Pittsburgh has Amsterdam-style "coffee shops" now? Â Oh.... those kind of coffee shops? Â No - not quite, but we do have awesome bars and top notch bar food if thats any consolation.
New Amsterdam is a neat little bar situated in the up-and-coming  neighborhood of Lawrenceville.  As far as their menu, they serve up your typical bar food and have some interesting burgers.  Their beer list is also quite expansive and includes several different locally-sourced micro brews.
I had to try the Salt and Vinegar wings, which were definitely jam-packed with flavor. Â My friend tried the spicy Jamacian burger and he gave it high marks. Â Overall, this place is definitely a great destination if you're looking to relax and grab a few beers.
We've been here a few times now and have consistently been happy with our service and the beer selection. The staff is friendly, unpretentious, and eager to welcome you. The food menu is somewhat uninspiring and could improve, but could easily satisfy your late night fried food cravings.
I live nearby and am happy to have a bar that has a great beer selection and is comfortable and welcoming to visit.
Fertile hipster breeding ground Saturday late-night! Yeah, I had never heard any of the song snippets the multiple DJs spun until the wee morning hours, but I had fun anyway. Most hipster places have a surly feel, but I didn't get that from New Amsterdam. The waitstaff was friendly, the door guys were really nice, and the bathroom is clean. The booze could be a bit cheaper, but what you gonna do? Oh, plus, as I'm writing this review, I'm retrieving a hazy whiskey memory of a couple getting engaged while we were there. Sweet!
Review Source:O, HAI, spring Pittsburgh temperatures! Won't you open up your patio doors and let me bask in that warmth?
When a restaurant does buffalo chicken SO RIGHT, I wonder how others get it SO WRONG. New Amsterdam is a kick-ass place in Lawrenceville that serves up some of the good stuff. Some REALLY good bar food.
Not to mention, there was a respectable set of craft beers on draft (local guys, holla: East End and Rust Belt = bonus points).
I ordered the buffalo chicken salad. It contained the usual suspects, with a crap-ton of crumbled bleu cheese to boot. And fries, of course. I should have assumed going in, this being Pittsburgh and all. Boyfriend was so quiet; I imagine his double orders of Thai and Garlic wings got his seal of approval. I picked through the entire salad for all the buffalo chicken first, which is described as being "drenched" in the sauce; I like my buffalo chicken sloppy. Score!
Don't let the "hipsters: beware" warning turn you off; on my visit, it seemed to be a lot of locals -- regulars, if you will -- and (ahem, behaved... or was that depressed?) sports fans. I have no idea what this place turns into on a Saturday night, however; but on a Saturday afternoon, it had a feel-good, relaxed, day-drinking vibe to it.
Bonus. Bonus: GIANT (I mean, the size of one wall, GIGANTIC) screen, projecting the games (Pens, on this visit, in particular). Behind that? Therein lies the restrooms.
You know, the whole time I lived in Lawrenceville, I had avoided the place because I feared it was overrun with hipsters. Â Now, a few years later, we went back to hang out with some friends who live just around the corner, and I think I've changed my mind.
The interior is very cool, and it looks like in the summer, they can open the front garage-style window, which I love. Â Drink prices were not bad, and although the site lists it as 'smoking,' it wasn't overpowering like some of the other smoking bars in the city. Â There are no ashtrays at the tables, so I honestly didn't know it was smoking until I looked at their page on here.
We tried a couple snacks off the menu, and I was really impressed. Â We got the 'cauliflower nugs,' which were fried cauliflower and cheese bites served with a curry mayonnaise. Â They were super hot (kind of the way breaded mushrooms always are), but soooooo good. Â We also got the chicken fingers, and they let you get one of the wing sauces as a dippy sauce side.
The music was pretty decent while we were there too. Â Not sure if it was a jukebox, or just what they play there, but we got to enjoy some good new wave over our drinks.
And, if it was teeming with hipsters, I didn't notice. Â Definitely wish we'd found this place and convinced friends to go there instead of having to hang out with them at Remedy back in the day. Â This place is a far better Lawrenceville location.
Eye candy + decent beer prices + the Smiths on the radio = a really good evening at New Amsterdam. Â I was never any good at math, but I am pretty sure that this equation is right on.
Cool without trying too hard. Hip without being a scene. A great place to grab a drink and some food when stomping around Lawrenceville!
Did I eat here with Mr. Jones? Â And did he strike up a conversation with this black-haired flamenco dancer? Â Did we tell each other fairy tales?
Most importantly, did I eat here just so I could reference a Counting Crows song in my review?
Nah! Â
Truth is, I'd never even heard of this place before. Â Rick went to the movies with a buddy last night, so I came here with my friend Elizabeth. Â Elizabeth's a Lawrenceville babe and she recommended this place (don't look at me like that, Melanie S. and Mike O.). Â No, really! Â
The food here is typical bar fare. Â They've got a couple of items that caught my attention. Â For appetizers, they've got caulifower nuggets. Â Isn't that just like an American bar to spoil perfectly good deep fried cheese by adding something healthy like cauliflower? Â They've also got the "Double Yoi!!", which is grilled jumbo with egg-n-cheese on Italian bread. Â Me, I went for the classic rueben on marble rye. Elizabeth went for the Guinness Burger which looked decent. Â I'm a non-drinker so I can't comment on the booze nor on the nightclub.
I felt so symbolic yesterday eating here.
New Amsterdam's chicken wings are always fried to crispy perfection and absolutely slathered in a variety of their homemade sauces. Their "Buffalo" sauce is actually quite hot. Their "Honey Habanero" is both sweet and spicey without being too much of either. They have a bunch of others I haven't tried yet but I will.
My girlfriend always gets the "Big Cheese" which is a big honking grilled cheese sandwich paired with expertly crispy seasoned fries and a little bowl of slightly spicy tomato soup. Everything I've gotten at New Amsterdam has been top notch.
Oh yeah, and the bar? It's pretty cool too. They mix it up with live talent and projected (huge on a white screen) sports events. It's a fun place to hang out, eat good food, and then drink the night away.
Lovely atmosphere. Loved the roll-up door as well, the large screen had a Penguins game being projected and every seat was full. The ambience gets a 4 star! The hamburgers looked amazing, and my eating partner enjoyed theirs thoroughly. I, on the other hand, made a less pleasing decision to go with the mac & cheese. It has three cheeses, including goat cheese and parmesan, so I couldn't say no. The fresh basil on top saved it, as it was too creamy (almost soupy) and a bit salty. Overall, I'd come back and give it another try for the food, and would definitely return for drinks.
Review Source:I've been to New Amsterdam a bunch of times in a bunch of different settings. Here are some constants: There are alway great beers on tap, The bartenders are always friendly and helpful (one is legitimately smoking hot btw), and the Jamaican burger is ridiculously good. Oh, and if you order a whiskey on the rocks, it's not cheap. That said, what it lacks in frugality it makes up for in fucking hugeness. I would take a star off for smokiness but this is clearly the fault of the city not the establishment and for that Pittsburgh, I hate you.
Some exterraneous details: Siracha is a full fledge condiment here, above mustard or mayo. Respect. The fish taco: not so much. They open the front (a garage style door) even during torrential downpour as long as ambient temperature is high enough. I once convinced a couple of girls at the table next to ours to put a temporary tattoo on a german exchange student's bared ass. Yes, we were all drunk. point being, shit goes down here. You should come. It's awesome.
Went for the first time today. I have a total hard-on for places with roll-up doors on them, so I've been wanting to check it out for a long time. It was a busy happy hour Friday night, but we still were able to get a table right away. The bartender came over pretty quickly with menus. We got a couple draft beers for $1 off, the cauliflower bites, and a dozen wings. They have a great selection of interesting beers, although mine was not as cold as it really should be.
The wings were alright; the barbecue ones were good, the garlic parmesan seemed like they forgot to add the garlic and paremesan to them. I was expecting more of a garlic butter sauce or something, and maybe, I don't know, some parmesan. The cauliflower bites were actually pretty good, just needed some salt. Service was pretty good...even though it was busy, the bartender and the food runner girl visited the table a few times to see if we needed anything.
At the end of the day I liked the place...the food was alright but we didn't get to try a lot of the yummy sounding sandwiches they have on the menu, so we'll be back.
I had high hopes for this place based on the reviews and awesome mural on the side of the building but it doesn't quite fulfill its promise. The food and atmosphere were pretty unremarkable. It might be a decent spot to catch a beer at happy hour but mostly I would say it's kindof like a hip Applebees. Also, I was not feelin' the fact that Limp Bizkit was playing over the stereo, even if it was done for irony.
Review Source:Often packed, often disappointing. Â No matter what they say the music is... it is ALWAYS house music and it's always bad. Â The food isn't horrible, though i wouldn't recommend the grilled cheese, it's way too much bread! Â The drinks are pricey, the food is pricey, the portions are alright. Â It's not a very interesting place to eat. Â And I would recommend going in the early afternoon/evening before it gets packed with ravers.
Review Source:This is one of the best bars not only in Lawrenceville, but the whole damn city. They have a great beer selection, good drinks and food, and the staff is super nice. The real gem here is Wing Night on Mondays - 35 cent wings in a variety of delicious flavors (spicy thai, honey cajun!). Good atmosphere with not too dim lighting, local art on the walls, and a nice projector screen for showing sporting events. Go here!
Review Source:I am partially prejudice since it is also only 2 blocks from my house, so it makes it even more special for me. Â
Nonetheless, it is a great place to grab an awesome garden salad that will fill your belly completely for only 5 bucks; or you can go a bit more upscale with fish tacos, awesome veggie and carnivorous burger varieties, or a delicious flatbread.
The bartenders make a great cocktail and the usually have some form of drink specials every day.
The only reason I am not giving it 5 stars is due to the fact that weekend evenings after 10pm they usually have a DJ there. Â The music is always unbearably loud and never good. Â I haven't been every night but I have made New Amsterdamn a fav place to visit PRE-10pm.
Oh and they have one-of-a-kind cocktail menu that is not to be missed!
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