St. George Tavern

I came for the history of rhe tavern after a Christmas Eve service at Trinity. I had the French onion soup in mind from the reviews. When I arrived it wasn't on the menu which was mostly asian food, but I was assured they make it the same as the review photo. They did! I was glad. Otherwise J7 asian soup looked great. Still remnants of an old church lingering here and there such as the front chapel windows. A great spot on the coldest Christmas in 20 years.

We stayed at the Holiday Inn for 4 nights, but we didn't discover St. George until the 3rd morning. We went both the 3rd and 4th mornings for breakfast. It was amazing. Each day we were greeted by Bernardo and Brian. Both were incredibly friendly and accommodating. They made us feel right at home, and the service was super fast with endless offerings of refills on coffee and drinks. The portions were huge. When we weren't able to finish the full meals, they were quick to offer...read full review

I brought a group here for lunch and it was underwhelming to say the very least. My group was not happy. It was dark and sad. We were the only ones there until 2 guests came about an hour later. The service was rude, I had never experienced anything like it. The burgers were okay. One guest had a pasta with some type of steak and couldn't eat the steak. The black bean veggie burgers were inedible. We were all happy when we left. If you stick strictly to their menu, do not need...read full review