- Seafood
- Steak
- American
Tavern On Rush
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Ratings and Reviews for Tavern On Rush
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May 16 2012
Phil A. via Yelp
Glacial speed of food arrival. Glacial speed of drinks to the table. Couple this with the next evening's aloof, disinterested and apathetic bartender and...read more
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May 14 2012
Stacy P. via Yelp
Decent place, and the table service was relatively quick for a busy Thursday night. However, it was nearly it was nearly impossible to get a bartender's...read more
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May 11 2012
Kelsey K. via Yelp
Seriously?? This place is all kinds of douchey, even for the Viagara Triangle! So here's how ratings work for me: everybody starts at a 4 because I'm a...read more
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Dec 07 2008
SteakCritic via Citysearch
The Tavern is the social hang out on the Gold Coast. Here's the ironic part - the food is actually good. While the purist may not ...read more
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Oct 22 2008
via Citysearch
Tavern On Rush is a convenient place to eat if you are out shopping during the day. While it is more than likely going to be quit...read more
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Oct 10 2008
via Citysearch
This place is always packed like sardines. But well worth the wait, and transforms into a great place for drinks at night, and ri...read more
The Scene
Thirty-something singles eye each other over martinis at the bar of this classy Gold Coast restaurant, whose country-club decor is all dark wood, leather accents and lazily twirling ceiling fans. Upstairs, the stately dining room is a more subdued, family-friendly scene, with tall, spacious booths, a bustling open kitchen and no-nonsense servers who could recite the menu backwards if asked.
The Food
The classic American menu scores with upscale steak and seafood plates. Favorite starters include artichoke and crab dip and griddled crab cakes, plus a regal fresh seafood platter piled with jumbo shrimp, crab claws, a mound of lump crabmeat and a few morsels of seared tuna with ginger. Steaks (all prime cuts and charcoal-grilled) are impeccable: Servers recommend the bone-in fillet, but the petite New York strip is more than enough meat for most appetites, perfectly cooked and ringed with a juicy layer of fat.