Grace Tavern

You walk into a small row-home style bar with original tin roof (NO rust here). The lighting, colors, atmosphere feel like a time gone by until you hear people talking about the big Eagle’s game yesterday while No Broke Boys thumps over the speakers. The bar fare is elevated without overthinking, yet true to form. French Onion Dip with homemade chips feel right at home here. The Grace Burger on an English Muffin, tho, is the standout. I know. Really? An English muffin? But trust me, the crunch of the muffin paired with the aioli and the burger just works! It’ll make you question why every other burger relies so heavily on an oversized bun. We finished with the Chocolate Budino, slightly heavier than your typical mousse but with all the delightful richness. The cocktails a good too. The Blackberry Walnut Old Fashioned was delightful and frankly a tried and true neighborhood bar has no business having a Côtes du Rhône this solid. So sure it may just be going for the neighborhood bar vibe, and it does that REALLY well, but sometimes it’s the simplicity that makes something be greater than the sum of its parts. And on that note, I’ll definitely be back, when I’m in the neighborhood.

Great food, great vibes, even greater people working there. Can’t recommend this place enough

We enjoyed our meal and the vibe. The place just opened so still getting their ‘sea legs’. Service friendly and attentive. Limited menu, super reasonably priced. Burgers on a toasted english muffin? I personally thought it was great: my turkey burger was delicious, ‘right sized’ and the crispy muffin does not fall apart. Great fries, salad and drinks. Good luck! Will be back

A/C wasn’t working so windows were open but it was warm & humid outside. Importantly, the service was considerably improved from prior ownership/management. Our server was friendly, helpful, attentive and considerate.