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We recently were in the neighborhood looking at properties at SDSores and had a few minutes to kill while we waited for the realtor. We were planning on just grabbing a coffee but it was close to the lunch hour and had been hearing good things about Tavern 27.
We had a flatbread and the mushrooms. Both were incredible and we felt priced fairly. The service was excellent, though it was early and there wasn't a large lunch crowd yet. However, everyone appeared to be friendly and the regulars were known by their first names. On our way out a gentlemen started some small talk as we passed him at the bar. We had a great conversation with him and then released he was the owner. The atmosphere was very friendly and inviting, the food was great and we will return. We may even become regulars as we close on our new home at SD at the end of the month. |
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I have been here a few times when the Delucca family owned the building and golf course. I ate here once when it was the 'stone front'? I can't recall the last name.
Last night it was beautiful out and I decided to try something new. Tavern 27 is just up the road from the house, so I stop for pizza. The food, service, atmosphere was superb! I can't imagine eating a pizza, watching a full moon and listening to piano music, seems surreal. I heartily recommend the place. Since it is small I would visit during the week or off season.
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i haven't made it there yet, been planning to though. i hear their flatbread pizzas are excellent. i live right down the street from there too!
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Went Friday night with a party of six. One word...Awesome!! Ray,"Baygo", was the perfect host and spoke with us at length about the history of the restaurant and menu. Service, atmosphere and especially the food was the best we've had in the area. The spiced pork tapas, stuffed blue dates, scotch egg, the duck confit and the scallop with roasted garlic were some of the tapas we enjoyed. Wanted to try the dessert tapas but were just too full to attempt.
If you haven't tried Tavern 27 yet, please do so...I think you'll have a great night with good food, good drinks and friendly staff. Thanks Ray!! PS - no, I have no affiliation with Tavern 27 |
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We have been going to Tavern 27 for a couple of years and it is excellent. They have a large number of dishes that are gluten free, such as fried calamari, which is almost impossible to find without flour breading anywhere else. They have a full bar and something in their American Tapas small plates for everyone. Definitely one of the better dining spots in the Lakes Region.
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I wish I could say I LOVE Tavern 27... I agree, the food is very good, the atmosphere is charming, and the live music is really top notch - particularly 7 days a week. Our only gripe - and we've been several times - is in the owner, who, ever time we've gone, has either dominated our conversation with tales about himself, or has done the same at other tables. Additionally, we didn't love how he treated some of his staff. After our last visit it was enough to sour us from returning for a while.
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I think the owner cares a lot about the business, and as a result is sometimes overenthusiastic about ensuring his guests are having a good experience. We love the food at Tavern 27. Our one complaint is that we like to sit at the bar, and the bar tables are usually reserved for "members." I don't think we should have to pay a premium to sit where we want, especially when no one is sitting in the bar area. (This has happened to us several times.) We live in South Down, and would go to Tavern 27 one or two times a month instead of one or two times a year.
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Considering that the membership thing is fairly cheap ($50?), and Tavern27 certainly isn't on the lower-end of the price scale to eat at, it would seem the membership cost shouldn't be such a big deal? Maybe that's just my perspective, but your post basically makes it sound like you're preventing yourself from enjoying what you want over a relatively small cost, especially when factored into all the other costs of "being at the lake". Just my perspective...
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Public Welcome. Some one has misinformed you. Everyone can reserve bar seats and many people do. Non-members can reserve seats at the bar or any place else in the tavern excluding the Mulligan Room (aka 2 tables near bar). Non-members can reserve other tables when available and request to be seated in the Mulligan Room upon their arrival. We will gladly seat non-members there as long as there are no reservations for the requested table. There are several levels of membership at Tavern 27. The most popular of which is our social/tavern membership. It is $55 a year. We have enjoyed a very high percentage of renewals on this membership and there is currently a waiting list until April 2014 Member benefits Include: advanced reservations. exclusive reservations for the Mulligan Room A 10% discount off the entire check for a party of 2 every visit. A Tavern 27 hat or a $25 credit towards other Tavern 27 Gear. A 27% discount off food and 10% off drinks on the 27th of each months (Mondays Excluded) if the member is wearing the hat or other Tavern 27 gear. Invitation to Member only events. There are other levels of membership to accommodate families or larger parties. Find complete descriptions at tavern27.com. All member benefits subject to likely change in April. |
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Thanks Baygo. I guess I was talking about the Mulligan Room, not the actual bar area. We prefer the seats in the Mulligan Room since they have backrests. I am sure we would save more than $55 over the course of the year with the 10% discount, but my preference would be to avoid the upfront cost. Anyway, I am sure the business model works for you. We enjoy your food.
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We were in a few days before New Years, everything was excellent as always, Baygo enjoy your time off, you deserve it!
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Lol baygo - Hope you enjoyed your well-earned vacation. I actually know how that is, in this industry. Gotta lay down my sword and shield and get back in there and give you another whirl. Afterall, the food is amazing, I know the chef is talented, AND a lovely person to boot. Perhaps we just met on an 'off' night. If my significant other ever gets a night off
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Just wanted to stop in and say that the wife and I stopped in to try Tavern 27 for the first time this past Sunday and were very impressed. We've heard nothing but good things about it, and it's always nice when a place like this holds up to our expectations. The food was great, service was excellent, price was reasonable, and the live music was an added bonus. We look forward to going back.
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We stopped into Tavern 27 yesterday. We were met by Ray as we walked in and were lucky enough to be seated without a reservation. The food and service were excellent. We will definitely be back. Thanks to Ray and the Tavern 27 staff for a great dining experience.
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