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When James Weimann and Deming Maclise are involved, let’s just say this place is full of cool old repurposed things.
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The massive new hangout was previously home to Munchbar.
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The massive new hangout was previously home to Munchbar.
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It’s right by the sky bridge connecting Lincoln Square and Bellevue Square.
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It’s right by the sky bridge connecting Lincoln Square and Bellevue Square.
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The brothers behind the Cactus restaurants and the duo that brought us Bastille, Poquitos, Stoneburner, et al. are behind it.
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The brothers behind the Cactus restaurants and the duo that brought us Bastille, Poquitos, Stoneburner, et al. are behind it.
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You could get lost in this 9,500-square-feet space, which starts off with a massive dining hall with lofty wood-beamed ceilings
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The menu is full of detailed takes on classic bar food: like the Tavern Burger which comes with smoked bacon, Mama Lil’s peppers, crispy fried onions and &efrac13;-pound beef chuck and brisket patty, all on a potato bun.
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The menu is full of detailed takes on classic bar food: like the Tavern Burger which comes with smoked bacon, Mama Lil’s peppers, crispy fried onions and &efrac13;-pound beef chuck and brisket patty, all on a potato bun.
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The pizzas (which go by the name of flatbreads here) come from a woodstone oven fitted with a pizza-cam.
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The pizzas (which go by the name of flatbreads here) come from a woodstone oven fitted with a pizza-cam.
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You could get lost in this 9,500-square-feet space, which starts off with a massive dining hall with lofty wood-beamed ceilings
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The first of two bars at Tavern Hall is in the front and connects through the dining hall.
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…and all-wooden booths and high tables.
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…and all-wooden booths and high tables.
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The first of two bars at Tavern Hall is in the front and connects through the dining hall.
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The enormous clock hails from Buenos Aires. The white decorative boulders come from a building in Baltimore.
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The bar counters are topped with pennys.
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The bar counters are topped with pennys.
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Weimann and Maclise love a good light fixture. The wagon-wheel ones above the front bar area are old and repurposed.
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Happy hour runs only in the two bar areas 3 to 6 daily.
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Happy hour runs only in the two bar areas 3 to 6 daily.
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Weimann and Maclise love a good light fixture. The wagon-wheel ones above the front bar area are old and repurposed.
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The enormous clock hails from Buenos Aires. The white decorative boulders come from a building in Baltimore.
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The dining hall continues into the back…
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The dining hall continues into the back…
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Where it connects to the second bar area.
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Where it connects to the second bar area.
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Separating the dining hall and the second bar area are two towering glass panels which used to be church windows in Portland.
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The second bar has two more shuffleboard tables, a TV-cube (that makes about 21 TVs in total)…
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If you find any one of the four shuffleboards unoccupied, grab it! They’re free to play.
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The leather tufted sofas flank a fireplace…
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Separating the dining hall and the second bar area are two towering glass panels which used to be church windows in Portland.
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A DJ booth in the dining area, with a shelf of Rock-n-Roll vinyls, means there’ll be live spinning on weekends and over big games, during commercials and half-time.
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The second bar has two more shuffleboard tables, a TV-cube (that makes about 21 TVs in total)…
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And a separate bar of its own (also penny-topped).
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The leather tufted sofas flank a fireplace…
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If you find any one of the four shuffleboards unoccupied, grab it! They’re free to play.
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that’s almost a 100 yeard old, from Amish country.
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that’s almost a 100 yeard old, from Amish country.
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And a separate bar of its own (also penny-topped).
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A DJ booth in the dining area, with a shelf of Rock-n-Roll vinyls, means there’ll be live spinning on weekends and over big games, during commercials and half-time.
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When James Weimann and Deming Maclise are involved, let’s just say this place is full of cool old repurposed things.
A “tavern” with shuffleboard, 21 TVs and, oh, a live pizza cam.
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