Meetinghouse

This place has such good food. I never expected this brewery to have such an interesting menu. They have a ton of sandwich options, entrees that consist of fish/meat, appetizers, and desserts. Our server was so helpful in guiding our meal decision. She was so friendly and easy to chat with (I guess her day job is teaching but honestly she should go into sales). If the owner is looking at this: Get this woman a raise! The place has a bar with some stool seating. There is a small other room that has table seating. It's definitely important to get reservations since it is such a small space. I highly recommend the baked clams and green salad. The baked clams tasted delicious especially with the garlic butter. The green salad was presented so well. It looked like a square with dressing all over it. The Dijon vinaigrette was so tasty.Our entree was a broiled fish with potato's. I really liked the potato's. I liked the white sauce it was in. The fish was of good quality but it was kind of small. The desserts were amazing. I loved the ice cream more than the desserts actually. The ice cream with crème de menthe is a must try!

Was very surprised by this spot. Super unassuming old-school pub vibes. Sat at the bar, which was cute and personally enjoyed the ability to watch the 1990s Batman movies that were playing on the TV while we were there. And the bartender was super pleasant as she checked in on us a few times.Food:- Roast beef sandwich: overall pretty simple and straightforward so done well. Didn't end up utilizing the horseradish, but imagine some would like that. The roll was good at first but by the end was pretty soggy. - Clams in garlic butter: Really enjoyed the flavoring of this. Not a huge portion but big enough for the price (wouldn't recommend this as a main dish itself given the size).- Crab dip: Good amount of crab and the seasoning was great. Would have preferred if the crab were a bit lumpier but I didn't mind the texture for a dip. The toast given for the dip itself was rather simple, may be better served by a chip instead.The bartender gifted us an order of fries which were perfectly crispy and salty without being overly salty. She also gave us slices of 2 different breads and truly this with the salted butter were the highlight of the meal. The bread was so fresh and the butter so much more than ordinary butter. And it was great to dip this into the clams sauce.The beer options were fairly limited and overall fine. Overall, definitely hit the spot for a low-key Sunday lunch.

Went for lunch on a slow day and had the outdoor area to ourselves. It's nice and somewhat secluded. Was able to get some shade and enjoy the warm weather. Both beers were nice and smooth, the dark one especially. The Mushroom Oysters are a must, the broth had a nice tangy flavor and the mushrooms were a good texture, not too chewy. The roast beef came with a nice amount of very good horseradish. Putting that on the sandwich just elevated it slightly above your basic roast beef. They surprised us with a salad to try and explained it's meant to be eaten with your hands and they leave stems on to do that. It was a different approach but it worked and while the vinaigrette was a bit strong it still worked. The lemon sorbetto is tart and sweet. The presentation is nice with it coming in a hallowed out lemon. We'll be back.

It's a wonderful place for beer and ambiance. The food is too hip though. The menu doesn't work. But the art work is beautiful

New Beer Bar in Kensington!Cozy, neighborhood bar serving beer, wine, cocktails, spirits and small bites. The food is no frills, but does the job and there is something for everyone! My husband and I got the bread & butter, cheese (manchego) and dry sausage (chorizo). The dessert is the real show stopper! We had the chocolate pot de creme, the crème brûlée and the pavlova. The pavlova was a nice surprise, with a dried meringue topper that visually looks like whipped cream, and melts in your mouth like cotton candy but has a shell like crisp. None of the desserts were overly sweet, which we preferred! The beers were good, and so was the cider! The staff was attentive and friendly, made great conversation! Will definitely visit again when in the area.

We've been excited to try this new spot in the old Memphis Taproom location and went for the New Years Eve special. The food was excellent, perfectly cooked and well seasoned. The table next to us kept ordering from the regular menu and everything smelled and looked amazing, we'll definitely be back to try more. My one gripe was that the prime rib special was for two but they only brought the one plate and one steak knife so it was a little awkward passing that back and forth, but they were busy and probably didn't notice. Service was friendly and the ambience was a little noisy but cozy.I'm also not sure I understand the "mystery wine" idea, they wouldn't even tell us if it was red or white before ordering and didn't share any more details even after drinking it. I've been to a place where they did something similar and if you could guess the wine you got it for free, but this was just odd. Is it Yellowtail? It's probably Yellowtail. Anyway we enjoyed everything we had and will be back, happy to have this place in the neighborhood!

Fun new place in the area! Food was excellent - must get the turkey cutlet and the broiled fish. Both of which were unexpectedly fabulous. Follow them on social to see the specials. Service was excellent and excited to be working there (love to see that). The whole vibe is a super club meets corner bar, in the best way. Can't wait to go back!

I'm really on the fence with this review. The service and ambience were great. It's a trendy little neighborhood bar with good music and good people. Three draft beers with common names and off we were to our table. The beer is brewed offsite but it's Meeting's beer: love that. However, the food left much to be desired. The bread and butter were good, fries were done right but the clams and Turkey BLT...meh. The clams were so chewy...I mean like, super chewy and I could not cut into it with my teeth. I had one: full stop. Now ordering a Turkey BLT, one should not expect the moon but since there's about 7 - 8 things on the menu I would hope that each dish is done to near-perfection. It was not. It was essentially basic. Did I eat everything save for the clams? Yes. Would I go back? For sure. The service, people and beer are worth another pass. And I'll definitely try another dish but I won't go hungry. Live music would definitely draw me back in!

I went to meetinghouse on a Sunday for lunch with my sister. We were seated quickly and the staff was friendly and attentive. We got the Bikini and Turkey Club sandwiches, which were both pretty good. Ordering drinks felt like a bit of a gamble. I liked my beer (got the morning swim), but wasn't exactly sure what I would be getting since there's only one word in the description for drinks (3 choices of "pale" "dark" or "hoppy" beers, and "red" "white" "sparkling" or "mystery" for wines). I liked my beer though and ended up getting a 6 pack to bring home from the take out counter.

First time here, it's been on my "hit list" for quite a while and definitely lived up to my expectations! Walked into a packed bar, standing room only. Bartender was super friendly. Greeted us immediately, offered menus and then brought our drinks to us.Then we checked in for our reservation, we were offered inside or outside. Inside was so charming, candles on every table. So, we decided to sit inside. Our server was just as friendly as the others we had encountered.I will say the menu is a little odd, that being said, everything we ordered was delicious and served with a genuine smile! For the four of us, we shared the green salad with a very tasty dressing, roasted mushrooms, although good, probably my least favorite. The baked clams are out of this world, broth to die for. Two of us ordered the turkey club, the other two had the hot roast beef and an order of fries for the table. To full for dessert. All I can is WOW! Cannot wait to return!!