Bar Weems
$$ • Ramen, Noodles, BarsAbout Bar Weems
Customers' Favorites
Pork Ramen with Soft Egg
Rich Broth Ramen
Cheese Karaage
Fried Chicken
Miso Butter
Miso Ramen
Red Bean
Curry
Bar Weems Reviews
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While I understand they were understaffed, service was lacking a lot of caffeine. Little to no explanation about the dishes, size or quantity. No sharing spoons/cutlery whatsoever until we dared ask. Missing drinks, menus, plates and napkins. Overpriced and somewhat tasty. Pork rice was delicious. Would’ve been helpful to know that the karaage (fried chicken) was only 3 pieces, since we were a group of four. What about telling us about it and maybe offering an extra piece...read full review
Absolutely delicious. Great atmosphere. Loved the eggplant, mushrooms, karaage, and shoyu lite ramen. Pork rice was the star of the show.
Fantastic place. So happy we got recommended to come here for dinner. Make sure you get the hot chili oil to add to your ramen.
Hours
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 5PM - 1AM |
| Wednesday | 5PM - 1AM |
| Thursday | 5PM - 1AM |
| Friday | 5PM - 1AM |
| Saturday | 5PM - 1AM |
| Sunday | Closed |
Bar Weems is a charming and stylish restaurant primarily open at night, offering a cozy, inviting atmosphere. Though it functions more like a restaurant than a late-night bar, its space is clean and warm, making it a great place to enjoy small dishes and drinks. The staff is friendly, efficient, and laid back, often sharing insights about the menu and the passion behind the food and cocktails. The bar features unique, thoughtful cocktails, with standout options like the Wasabi drink, Static, and the Reunion Tour infused with Earl Grey tea and grapefruit foam. The atmosphere is complemented by a well-curated lineup of drinks, making it a perfect spot for casual drinking.
The food at Bar Weems exceeds expectations, especially known for its ramen and small dishes. The ramen, including favorite options like the veggie miso and the Miso Ramen, is flavorful, with refined noodles and rich broth that warms from the inside out. The pork rice is flavorful, and the karaage is crispy on the outside and moist inside. Other dishes like the Snow Cheese Karaage—chicken tenders covered in cheese dust—and the traditional Tamago are also highly appreciated for their taste and presentation. The korokke was described as creamy and bursting with flavor, standing out as a favorite.
Portion sizes are smaller than typical American restaurants, which allows diners to try more dishes but might require ordering more for those with bigger appetites. The neighborhood is slowly gentrifying, and while it may seem a little scary to some, the restaurant’s existence signals positive change. Overall, Bar Weems is a great casual spot for ramen, drinks, and small bites, ideal for date nights, friends, or solo visits. It’s a place that truly shows passion and craftsmanship in every detail.