Fischer's Happy Hour Tavern
$$ • Bars, American, VeganAbout Fischer's Happy Hour Tavern
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Fischer's Happy Hour Tavern Reviews
Came in for dinner and really enjoyed the warm, classic tavern environment. The servers are wonderfully welcoming, and listening to stories from the locals at the bar is easily the best part of being here.
As for the meal, the food was alright—perfectly fine tavern fare, though the prices feel a bit steep for what you get. You're definitely paying a bit of a premium for the location, but the cozy vibe, friendly service, and local charm make it a fun spot to sit down,...read full review
Totally old school rustic atmosphere. Family owned for decades. Very pleasant staff. Probably my top 3 favorite Burgers of my life! I mean that Burger was amazing! Man, I can't wait to return next year as we only visit the area annually. Fries were great, Clams were the best I'd ever had, even better than fresh ones on the actual east coast.
Strawberry pie is an absolute must! It's usually sold out, and every person that came in (mostly locals) asked for it. I'm a retired barmaid...read full review
Awesome food
Hours
| Monday | 12 - 9PM |
| Tuesday | 12 - 9PM |
| Wednesday | 12 - 9PM |
| Thursday | 12 - 9PM |
| Friday | Closed |
| Saturday | Closed |
| Sunday | Closed |
Fischer's Happy Hour Tavern is a family-owned spot offering simple, well-prepared food at reasonable prices. Known locally as "Happy Hour," it has an old townie feel with nothing fancy. The restaurant serves classic dishes like Clams, Broasted Chicken, chili, French dip, and Sanders cream puff. Customers appreciate the friendly and efficient staff, and the cozy atmosphere makes it a favorite. The tavern is clean and family friendly. The fried chicken is highly recommended for its crispiness and flavor, and the chicken sandwich with green beans and salad is also popular. Visitors often praise the divine chocolate cake and the best sweet potato fries. The restaurant has a warm, welcoming vibe. It is a "take you back in time kinda place" with an old house turned into a restaurant. The vibe across the board was they all knew each other. The BEST fried chicken ever had, the very last piece was still piping hot. Food was good, chicken was crispy.