Glen Park Tavern

Amy Graybeal

Definitely super cozy old style bar with nooks and crannies - perfect for the rainy weather outside. Smaller selection of beer on tap. Burger had way too much meat and grease for my preference - but tasty flavor. Chicken with pepper was good - not great. Didn't care for the fries.

Bob Billingsley

This was my first time to dine at Glen Park Tavern. Impressed by the large and varied menu. Met a group of friends at Glen Park for a late lunch. Most of our party members were pleased with their meals. A few of the sides were a bit off - the macaroni salad was bland and the coleslaw a funny brown color with a weird taste. Otherwise, the meals were very good, tasty, amply sized, and nicely presented. Drinks were refilled and our waitress attentive and friendly.

Jamey Bierzynski

Crowded on a Saturday night is never a bad sign, took the option of a bar seat instead of the wait list for a table. Decent menu with nice specials, we optioned for something lighter. The club and a Reuben. Both were very sasatisfying! Thumbs up 👍 for the lobster bisque also.

R C

The atmosphere was super cozy, our waiter was great and friendly the whole evening. Usually my mom loves this place. However, this time the fries were cold and the fish was greasy (and the fishfry cost $19.95). We thought $14 for spinach and artichoke dip was way too much. The pita "chips" served with it was just triangles of floppy bread that had way too much garlic on them so you couldn't taste the dip. For 1 appetizer, 2 main dishes and 4 beers the bill was around $85 (tip not included).