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6 W. 6th St. St. Paul, MN 55102

651-222-3990

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Best Fries
Award Winner 2012

Cuisine(s): American

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Don't let the downtown St. Paul location throw you: having spotted a gap in the area's live music department, Amsterdam has jumped into it feet-first. A destination bar with a focus on live music and DJs, this venue from the same Oulman-family braintrust that gave Nordeast the 331 has a modern, open-floor layout with a well-balanced distribution between booths, bar seating and dancefloor space. Eclectic bar food with a Netherlands twist complements a wide bar selection.

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LauHan | Saint Paul, MN | 1 Reviews

| Wed, January 25, 2012

We have been to Amsterdam Bar twice this month to listen to music. The sound is well-balanced. The volume is perfect. It is loud, but you can talk to the person next to you and your ears don't ring. LOVE the beer selection. Lots of interesting menu options. Great burger! I would definitely recommend it and bring friends. A great venue to have a beer, maybe a bite to eat, and listen to music.