Tavern 27 is such a cosy, inviting tapas spot the Lakes Region and the community is fortunate to be invited back inside following the pandemic and Ray and Leslie’s other life adventures. We recently held an intimate employee appreciation event there, and it could not have been a more perfect experience. The atmosphere was perfect, Leslie curated an excellent menu of from scratch bites, and some members of our team had never been there before but I suspect are already making plans for their next visit. You have to be super patient and not in a rush because Leslie prepares every dish made to order, and they’re also rebuilding staff so things will take time, but if you’re seeking a memorable evening out, and are looking for a rustic casual destination, please go visit them. Support local.
jim juras
Appears to be closed. There is a ‘distillery’ behind that serves fried food
K
You have to serve yourself. There was no one behind the bar for 20 min. Someone at the bar said she would be back soon. Later we overhear people talking turns out the owner was sitting there the whole time but never said anything to us or offered to take our order. The drinks aren’t good. The food is bad. If I wanted to go up to the bar to order then collect my drink from the bar when you shout that it’s ready I would skip your trolley and go get fast food. Really disappointed.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Olinda Borodawka
Awesome spot! The owners are super sweet as well! Food is very good and the drinks are amazing!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Thi Nhu Lanh Huynh (Discerningtravelervietnam)
It becomes One of our favorites. Staff is amazing, I love the atmosphere and we have had a great meal from here.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Neoclis Angelides
We swung into this hidden gem not knowing what to expect. We were there due to the extensive gluten free menu and left with full bellies and a desire to return. The bartender and the chef/owner/rockstar were both so hospitable. 5 out of 5 stars with amazing dishes and cool silverware!!! Next time we are in town - we are there.
Kid-friendliness: Went above and beyond on kid friendly gluten free option for our son
Corinne Bullock
So happy we finally got a chance to stop by! The atmosphere was exactly what we were looking for. Cozy, intimate, friendly, warm. Tavern 27 is full of heart from its comfy vibe, the delicious comfort food, and the amazing owners and staff. We will definitely be back!
Ann
Wow! We just left and I have to say the unexpected stop here was so worth it! Their house-tinis were yummy. The Mac-n-chēz dishes (one with fried chicken, the other with brisket) were very tasty. But the best part was the owners and other patrons. They make you feel like family. Couple that with the atmosphere and you have a helluva cozy place to spend several hours not even realizing that time flew by. Thank you for everything, Ann & Sweetness
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Tim Carter
I decided to sleep on my experience before I shared this tale. I don't like to trash places but I feel it's my obligation to others to share the truth and let the chips fall where they may.First, it was pitch black driving to this tavern and once I got there, the sign out front said, Dancing Rabbit Something. So I thought, "Well, I must be at the wrong place." I continued to drive north for over a mile realizing then it must have been the place. Either change the sign or change the business name to Dancing Rabbit.The area outside entrance was dimly lit and my wife and I took our time looking straight down to make sure we'd not trip.Once inside the old home, we found my daughter and her boyfriend sitting at a tall table with stools. The table was wobbly and as my wife tried to use it to help climb up to the stool, she caused an earthquake that made my daughter's cocktail splash all over the table. Not a great way to start the dining experience.The waitress was very pleasant. She took our orders and soon the food came out. Everything except the flatware was disposable. My brisket chili was served in a 16 oz cardboard carryout container respite with the cardboard lid. The chili was very spicy and I enjoyed it.As the dinner wore on, my wife's legs became numb because her stool had no place to support your feet. My stool was made for a person weighing 120 pounds or less and was exceedingly uncomfortable.The salt and pepper is a community set that evidently is shared among tables. I've never seen that before at a restaurant. How expensive are those tiny glass salt and pepper shakers with the stainless-steel caps?Finally, when I got the bill, I almost had a heart attack. It seemed like a very big number for four people who got four cups of soup/chili, a small plate of popcorn shrimp, two generous orders of mac and cheese, two cocktails and two lemonades.The only reason I'll go back here is to try to play the 9-hole par-3 golf course. Perhaps the dinner fare is better in the high season that runs from the end of May until when the leaf-peepers go back home. I don't know.I'll be very interested to read your review should you go here one day or night.
Parking: It's a dirt and gravel lot.
Wheelchair accessibility: I didn't see access for wheelchair. We had to go up steps to get inside.
It's closed...they had a food truck at the rear of the property but the pictures posted dont reflect the current business. The view was niceUpdate after owner reply:Maybe update your website, update Google maps to reflect this. We entered the bumpy unkept parking lot and approached the main house/tavern however there was a sign directing us to the golf course snack shack and drinking area. We made our way over to the bar area to see what type of food they had as we were very hungry and had gone out of our way to go to the tavern. A patron could tell we weren't from around there and offered a few words of wisdom regarding the establishment, she even pointed out the owners. She then proceeded to tell us about restaurants to eat at, as she was speaking to us one of the owners passed by and due to the layout we had to move out of her way, she did not great us in and manner or even provide a friendly smile (those are free you know). We took the patrons advice and went to Fratellos instead.If your looking for a nice dinner don't bother, if your looking for a drink and a nice view, knock your socks off!That was my experience anyways, Just telling it like I see it!!!
Atmosphere: 1
Service: 1
Shelly Meeks
Everything is always so delicious! Wonderful ambiance!
Wayne Couture
Nice country style it gave a feeling of what traveling in the 1800s would be like if stopping for food and drink.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 3
Service: 4
Scott Knowles
Food is amazing. Very accommodating to gluten free and vegan diets
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Raymond Gordon
Awsome place decent menu. I will have to. One back soon to try more options.
Tavern 27 is such a cosy, inviting tapas spot the Lakes Region and the community is fortunate to be invited back inside following the pandemic and Ray and Leslie’s other life adventures. We recently held an intimate employee appreciation event there, and it could not have been a more perfect experience. The atmosphere was perfect, Leslie curated an excellent menu of from scratch bites, and some members of our team had never been there before but I suspect are already making plans for their next visit. You have to be super patient and not in a rush because Leslie prepares every dish made to order, and they’re also rebuilding staff so things will take time, but if you’re seeking a memorable evening out, and are looking for a rustic casual destination, please go visit them. Support local.
Appears to be closed. There is a ‘distillery’ behind that serves fried food
You have to serve yourself. There was no one behind the bar for 20 min. Someone at the bar said she would be back soon. Later we overhear people talking turns out the owner was sitting there the whole time but never said anything to us or offered to take our order. The drinks aren’t good. The food is bad. If I wanted to go up to the bar to order then collect my drink from the bar when you shout that it’s ready I would skip your trolley and go get fast food. Really disappointed.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Awesome spot! The owners are super sweet as well! Food is very good and the drinks are amazing!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
It becomes One of our favorites. Staff is amazing, I love the atmosphere and we have had a great meal from here.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
We swung into this hidden gem not knowing what to expect. We were there due to the extensive gluten free menu and left with full bellies and a desire to return. The bartender and the chef/owner/rockstar were both so hospitable. 5 out of 5 stars with amazing dishes and cool silverware!!! Next time we are in town - we are there.
Love this place! Awesome gluten free food
Dietary restrictions: Gluten free options taste excellent
Kid-friendliness: Went above and beyond on kid friendly gluten free option for our son
So happy we finally got a chance to stop by! The atmosphere was exactly what we were looking for. Cozy, intimate, friendly, warm. Tavern 27 is full of heart from its comfy vibe, the delicious comfort food, and the amazing owners and staff. We will definitely be back!
Wow! We just left and I have to say the unexpected stop here was so worth it! Their house-tinis were yummy. The Mac-n-chēz dishes (one with fried chicken, the other with brisket) were very tasty. But the best part was the owners and other patrons. They make you feel like family. Couple that with the atmosphere and you have a helluva cozy place to spend several hours not even realizing that time flew by.
Thank you for everything,
Ann & Sweetness
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
I decided to sleep on my experience before I shared this tale. I don't like to trash places but I feel it's my obligation to others to share the truth and let the chips fall where they may.First, it was pitch black driving to this tavern and once I got there, the sign out front said, Dancing Rabbit Something. So I thought, "Well, I must be at the wrong place." I continued to drive north for over a mile realizing then it must have been the place. Either change the sign or change the business name to Dancing Rabbit.The area outside entrance was dimly lit and my wife and I took our time looking straight down to make sure we'd not trip.Once inside the old home, we found my daughter and her boyfriend sitting at a tall table with stools. The table was wobbly and as my wife tried to use it to help climb up to the stool, she caused an earthquake that made my daughter's cocktail splash all over the table. Not a great way to start the dining experience.The waitress was very pleasant. She took our orders and soon the food came out. Everything except the flatware was disposable. My brisket chili was served in a 16 oz cardboard carryout container respite with the cardboard lid. The chili was very spicy and I enjoyed it.As the dinner wore on, my wife's legs became numb because her stool had no place to support your feet. My stool was made for a person weighing 120 pounds or less and was exceedingly uncomfortable.The salt and pepper is a community set that evidently is shared among tables. I've never seen that before at a restaurant. How expensive are those tiny glass salt and pepper shakers with the stainless-steel caps?Finally, when I got the bill, I almost had a heart attack. It seemed like a very big number for four people who got four cups of soup/chili, a small plate of popcorn shrimp, two generous orders of mac and cheese, two cocktails and two lemonades.The only reason I'll go back here is to try to play the 9-hole par-3 golf course. Perhaps the dinner fare is better in the high season that runs from the end of May until when the leaf-peepers go back home. I don't know.I'll be very interested to read your review should you go here one day or night.
Parking: It's a dirt and gravel lot.
Wheelchair accessibility: I didn't see access for wheelchair. We had to go up steps to get inside.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 4
Service: 3
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It's closed...they had a food truck at the rear of the property but the pictures posted dont reflect the current business. The view was niceUpdate after owner reply:Maybe update your website, update Google maps to reflect this. We entered the bumpy unkept parking lot and approached the main house/tavern however there was a sign directing us to the golf course snack shack and drinking area. We made our way over to the bar area to see what type of food they had as we were very hungry and had gone out of our way to go to the tavern. A patron could tell we weren't from around there and offered a few words of wisdom regarding the establishment, she even pointed out the owners. She then proceeded to tell us about restaurants to eat at, as she was speaking to us one of the owners passed by and due to the layout we had to move out of her way, she did not great us in and manner or even provide a friendly smile (those are free you know). We took the patrons advice and went to Fratellos instead.If your looking for a nice dinner don't bother, if your looking for a drink and a nice view, knock your socks off!That was my experience anyways, Just telling it like I see it!!!
Atmosphere: 1
Service: 1
Everything is always so delicious! Wonderful ambiance!
Nice country style it gave a feeling of what traveling in the 1800s would be like if stopping for food and drink.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 3
Service: 4
Food is amazing. Very accommodating to gluten free and vegan diets
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Awsome place decent menu. I will have to. One back soon to try more options.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
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