The upstairs dining room is my favorite space. It's filled with equestrian decor and Preakness memorabilia.
Coat Hooks
The original American flag that survived the fire is proudly displayed along with photographs of the firefighters.
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Yaaaay!! So glad it's reopened. And that's SO cool about the flag.
Great place! glad to see reopen! Great decor!
I was so pleased with the renovations when I visited. I loved all of the light upstairs and the clean, updated look overall. It really is amazing how a community can come together and rebuild!
I still need to check it out!
Oh my gosh the flag made me choke back tears. Can you believe I've never been here? We have a ton of places to visit. Lawyer Liz, I feel a girls night coming on!!! xoxo
Love that place! Glad to see it's "back in the saddle"!!
So happy it reopened! Working just up the hill at Hopkins - it was a lunchtime favorite. I've been there several times since it reopened and the service and food has improved each time. Having been a loyal Tavern-goer since my days at Loyola, I like that it still has the same Tavern-feel, with a fresh spin! Thanks for posting this.
I was wondering why this did not even sound remotely familiar - it's nowhere near Mt. Washington - lol!
Looks like a must-do, though!
Fantastic memories of the Tavern! Our friends rebuilt it:) Kodiak construction . Kodiak 's owner may just be the biggest Preakness fan in Maryland.
EEK! I have not been here since the fire. I need to go ASAP! Shuffleboard, baby.
SO glad its open again! I love that they hung that flag up.
Love those horse coat hooks!
Glad that it reopened shortly before I relocated back "home" to the Chesapeak Bay area! So many memories of hanging out here in college and post-college years. The silks here and at the Manor Tavern are gorgeous, and brunch is TDF!! Can never make up my mind between a Charm City Blossom and an Icepick! ;) The salmon latkes or the lobster roll with Old Bay chips generally wins on the food choice! Cheers to MDPride! :)
We haven't been since it reopened - it will have to be a priority - we'll have to go very soon!
SMG Architecture did the design, along with the two owners. They also did The Food Market on 36th Street and Woodberry Kitchen.
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