Townhall

I’m usually very liberal about giving out 5 star or 4 star reviews but I’m giving this 2 relative to the high reviews this has. Let me preface by saying the service and staff are really great and attentive even during this crowded day we were there. I had some sort of green tea infused gin cocktail that was a highlight but 10 dollars a pop was steep.
I had the smashed avocado which I guess was meant to be akin to guacamole but it felt like guacamole not blended up enough and the chips to avocado ratio was way too highly skewed toward chips. I then had some sort of tofu taco thing which was fine but nothing to write home about. My lunchmate had a curry noodle type dish, good but mediocre.
Great service, well managed logistics with a crowd but was surprised by the food not reaching par with a heavily reviewed 4 star establishment.

This is as good as it gets in Cleveland. A place that is ideal for any occasion: brunch, out on the town on a summer night, watching a sports game, watching the Cavs WIN THE NBA FINALS, pregaming Browns games, nice dinner with friends or professionals, etc. Townhall has served me well in the 3 years I’ve lived in Cleveland and been one of the highlights.
Most importantly, there’s the food. Menu has delicious options to please anyone: even the gluten-​free, non-​GMO vegan you contemplate not inviting anywhere. It’s much more progressive than most restaurants in Cleveland. Good ingredients make a good meal. Even something as simple as the Classico Flatbread (essentially a margarita pizza) impressed me with the blend of quality tomatoes and provolone – this isn’t your acidic, greasy pizza, but a dish.
Then there’s the drinks. Possibly the best beer list in Cleveland, well-​organized and color-​coded to direct one through its robust offerings. A diversity of offerings with a few rarer options. Other than the obscurities, all $ 5. So if you’re over tasteless light beers (as you should be), it’s the place to go. It’s easy to overlook their mixed drinks, but they’re all solid as well. For summertime refreshment, I recommend the Perk U Later and then switching to beers.
Did I mention that for Browns games, your strategy should be to go to Townhall and then take their free shuttle to the game/​tailgate?
Ambience: one of the best parts of Cleveland is summer nights on either their front or back outdoor seating. Even if you’re indoors, it’s not stuffy and you feel like you’re outside as there’s always good ventilation from the cross-​breeze. Also, there are plenty TVs. I was particularly impressed this evening as it was the epic Game 7 of the NBA Finals, which, let’s be real, no one was really expecting to happen a week ago. Yet Townhall pulled it off rather flawlessly. The service was much better than most places in Cleveland on a regular night. There were confetti rockets and free t-​shirts, multiple TVs within eyesight. Clearly a place that is managed well.
I can honestly say that every staff member I’ve interacted with has been helpful in some way, even though I know the menu and drinks very well. As the beer menu evolves, everyone continues to be able to make recommendations even to an aficionado. And from the guy who clears off the glasses to the waitress/​waiter who’s taking your order, they’re all happy and enjoy what they do. The last 3 times I’ve been there, I’ve been taken care of by Katie (?), who was excellent with beer recommendations; Cale, who changed my life by recommending I add some of his sriracha to the thai peanut bowl; Krystal, who wisely pointed me to the spicy curry chicken noodles bowl; and Melody, who did an admirable job during Game 7 tonight.
I think a lot of the credit goes to the management for hiring hard-​working, friendly, competent staff who are all invested in the overall concept: healthy, tasty ingredients to create unique dishes and drinks. Moreover, they always seem to pitch in to help out staff when it is busy, while checking in with patrons to make sure they are having the best possible experience; for a place this size, it’d be easy for the management to be detached from the experience of patrons, but they are an integral part of it. I suspect that the management is one of the key reasons Townhall continues to gain in popularity and reputation, despite the inherent challenges of being such a versatile establishment in a city that lacks access to organic food.
In summary: I’ll miss Townhall when I move from Cleveland in a couple weeks! Check it out for any occasion, and you won’t be disappointed.

Came back to Cleveland to visit family & friends, was suggested this fine establishment to come eat late after hours & was blown away by the quality of the food & ingredients. This place reminds me of my neighborhood back in SF in the Mission. Looking forward to coming back again & again on every visit

Townhall is one of my favorite places in Cleveland for so many reasons! They have an adaptable atmosphere that you can go to for a variety of reasons from family dinners, watching games, out on the weekend or for brunch; you may even see some of our local Cavs or Indians players there too. The staff is very attentive and they have a wide, healthy variety of beers and Non– GMO foods for all to enjoy, even children. Timely service is always present through their use of handheld ordering devices and even better, you can see the owner or other team leaders constantly in the store working hard and touching base with all of us there!
They do a great deal for the community and give back to others, which is what a real supporter of a community does. Townhall is the poster child for how to give back to other selflessly and no other reason than to help better others. From pop up shops and educational guest speakers to Easter brunch celebration where live rabbits are brought in for the children, they do it all and anyone can attend an event here that they could enjoy. Everyone loves to come here and you can always find the restaurant packed, make a reservation!
I highly recommend the smashed avocado, harvest chicken salad, pales cookies and the cold pressed juices. You’ll never have an expert me like you will here, don’t miss out on another day.

This was the first time I have actually eaten here. I’ve been here plenty of times to drink, so I was eager to try the food. We didn’t have to wait long for our table, and while we waited, we were able to get beers at the bar. Our waitress was extremely attentive, and we had a bigger party, so since it was so loud, she had to go to back and forth between both ends of the table to explain the menu and take our orders. I got the lamb burger, and it was so good. Done perfectly, with a side of seasoned fries. I would definitely go back there, especially since it looked like they have a killer brunch menu.

I love this place. Today’s lunch was kinda a mess with service, but I’m not taking that out on my rating cause this is the first time I’ve had issues here and everyone deserves an off day.
FRESH, FUN, UNIQUE FOOD. Menu is overwhelming to this simple gal. It’s a little too funky of options for my tastes but they have tacos, a burger, and flatbreads which is always a go to option when I’m overwhelmed or if you’re like me and not a health food connoisseur. I ordered a fresh veggie/​fruit smoothie today for the first time which was ridiculously delicious. The others food looked and tasted delicious, gonna try the harvest salad next time!
Atmosphere: hands down one of the coolest places in Cleveland. The décor is so detailed and unique and the open air feel is so enjoyable with good weather. Love the relaxing patio, feels like every time you are at townhall you are just at a big fancy backyard party that everyone’s invited to.
Always a place we frequent when in the area. If you haven’t been here, go.

This is the second time I’ve hit Townhall while on business to Cleveland. In a great spot near the Great Lakes brewery so I recommend hitting both. This place has dozens of amazing beers on tap from all regions around the US. Good atmosphere and helpful staff. The best industrial décor I’ve seen.

Another spot locals told me to try the libations at… figured it couldn’t worse than the neighbor market brewery. I walk in, for the 1^st time in a long time get carded… awesome job by the security. He tells me places to try after giving me a hard time from being from st louis… even Cleveland’s finest chimed in.
I walk up to the bar amd the young man behind the bar is making a drink, asks whats my flavor (i knew he meant drink) said probably a little mapleish. Looks at me confused, then i placed my order.
The bar was packed, had great lighting for a night bar restaurant while the dj spun his tracks that could be heard on the large patio. Not the quietest place or easiest to navigate but certainly cleared the poor taste of the city out of my mouth. Left me wanting to come back again to eat and give that elusive 5^th star.

We gave Townhall another shot and we were blown away with how well things seem to be going!
The food tastes fresh and healthy and has options for vegan, vegetarian, gluten free, and paleo. The beer list is extensive and color coded by type. I never made it around to trying a cocktail but they sound wonderful!
Even when it was crazy busy and packed with people, our waitress was attentive, energetic, and knowledgeable about the menu and beers!
We had a wonderful time and can’t wait to come back.

How I’ve been here so much but never tried a Monday Vegan night I’m not sure. I finally got the chance and can report the vegan food is just as flavorful and fresh as the rest of the menu items. I tried the Black Bean Quinoa Falafel Wrap. For just $ 7 the portion size was filling and the accompanying plantain chips were a nice light, slightly salty side that went great with the wrap.
Normally I’m stuck in a rut and order the same thing when I go out; one or two favorite dishes per restaurant. Having stopped in here with different friends and family so much the past few weeks though I’ve been trying new things. Each dish has been really great and something I can feel good about eating as I try to maintain a healthy diet.
One new recommendation is the Zucchini «Pasta.» The «pasta» is a zucchini noodle and the sauce is light and flavorful. If you are having a pasta craving, but want to be good about your diet, this is a great tasting way to meet your needs. TH can go big too. After 5p try the updated lamb entrée. Surprisingly for just one Jackson you get tender rather lean lamb coated in cashews and covered in a mustard based sauce with a sweet potato and bacon hash. And while the presentation has changed and Vegan Chili has been poured on top, the Chicken Nachos appetizer is just as good as ever — if not better.
While TH may be nearing the old age of three it keeps reinventing itself to stay as relevant as ever. For always fresh and consistently cooked healthy food try something new next time you stop in here. And sit outside if you can. I recently got to hang out on the patio for the first time. For its location, it’s a more serene dinner atmosphere than one would think. TVs and gas fire pits complete the vibe.

Townhall is one of my favorite spots in Cle! Whether you stop in for brunch, lunch, dinner or late night for drinks there is something for everyone here! Townhall is also a great place to catch a game or catch up with friends. On the weekends it’s fun to grab dinner and then stick around for the party. It’s the place to be seen in CLE and is always a great time with great music.
The menu has a wide variety of options which are made fresh. I have tried many different menu items. The burger is literally one of the best I’ve had; perfectly cooked with fresh toppings and sauces and the bun is perfectly toasted. The bowls are all very flavorful– my fav being the Spaghetti Squash Bolognese. The grilled cheese bars and soup is another favorite. I honestly CRAVE the skillet cookie– who doesn’t love a warm chocolatey fresh cookie topped with Mitchell’s ice cream?!! It’s a huge serving that I’m not even ashamed to admit Ive inhaled this whole thing on my own more than once. And on that note Townhall also has a nice variety of salads with tons of healthy ingredients to balance out all the calories consumed from that skillet cookie.
Staff is friendly and welcoming. Townhall is always packed and it is well deserved. It is a «must stop» in Cleveland!!!

I love Townhall because I can always find something delicious to eat here. I can fill up without feeling guilty about the food I ate… that «comfortably full» feeling you’re supposed to have after a meal. Not «I have to un-​button my pants.». unless you want that feeling, then get a skillet cookie. But maybe share?
Townhall has a big menu which can be intimidating on your first visit but take a deep breath and read through your options. The servers/​bartenders are also super willing to help talk you through the different categories (coffees, smoothies, appetizers, cold bowls, pickups (sandwiches), flatbreads, and more — told you, there’s A LOT on the menu. But that’s a GOOD thing! So many options and you’re sure to find something you’ll like!
My top recommendations: Not a vegetarian? Get the cheeseburger! Like really, really, you should get the cheeseburger. It’s so good! The Townhall veggie burger is also good, not your typical black bean and corn Morning Star patty served up in other restaurants. Grilled cheese + soup is bomb — the sandwich comes with arugula and roasted tomatoes but you can add avocado, bacon or prosciutto to add more protein if you’re famished. If you want to try something different that you’ll LOVE (back to that «full without food baby» feeling) get the Zucchini Pasta — I like the primavera version with veggies, but if you’re craving meat get the bolognese.
The draft list is top notch and ever-​evolving. This place made me like IPAs because there are always so many delicious ones on tap (my fav #11 the Cheramoya; Platform once made a version just for Townhall!). Monday night is $ 3 draft night.
If you live in Cleveland and haven’t been to Townhall, get over there and check it out! It can get a little crowded and definitely more of a night out vibe after 10 PM or so, but before then you can sit down for a nice meal in a very comfortable atmosphere where you’ll have a lot of fun. (and then when you DO want that night out, get over there! The kitchen stays open til close!)

First trying trying brunch. Very disappointed. Surprisingly the server was friendly, attentive… everything you expect from a server. I attached a pictue of the ridiculous vegan burger. Even a burger from McDonalds would have had more toppings. The patty was greasy and lacking of flavor. The rest of the people in my table were complaining about their greasy, bland items as well. The juice is overpriced, you get around 6 oz for $ 5. The smoothies are actually pretry good but the sad vegan burger really ruined the whole experience. Come on! Put some lettuce on your burger!

Ohio city has so many restaurants and it is so happening. Just a short walk from west side market on W25th street. The restaurant has two entrance, one is for the café which is brightly lit and good for reading or browsing. The other entrance is to the bar. It was crowded for a Friday afternoon but were seated immediately. Service is efficient. Lot of gluten free options. They have healthy and organic juices. The tomato bisque is delicious. The street tacos with spicy chicken are ok. The quantity of salsa is too little for the nacho chips. The curry chicken noodles were delicious. It’s a bowl and a good portion size with the right amount of spice. Service is fast and efficient. Parking could a problem in general. Overall a good place to hang out with friends.

I have been here too many times to count.
I recently came in though with my grandparents, girlfriend, and sister. My grandparents are health freaks, so I thought they’d enjoy Town Hall.
It was also good to get them out of their usual trips to Panera and other suburban restaurants.
We came in around noon on a Saturday. Bad idea, since it’s always packed.
But it worked out. We had an hour wait, so we walked around the market. They hadn’t been there in 35 years! They ate it up. Grandma was buying bread, canolis, jerky, you name it.
After what was just about an hour, we went back to Town Hall.
The grandparents loved it. My step-​grandpa actually said the sweet potato pancakes were the best he’s ever had. They were also surprised how cheap it was. Although a little loud, it was a good change up for them.
So word of advice, go out and spend some time with your grandparents, they’ll enjoy it more than you think. Mine couldn’t stop raving about it.

Tried it two more times. Take out nachos — stupid. Shouldn’t have done that. But that was our fault.
Last night I had a curry bowl and it was spicy (as in over seasoned). But it was just bad. I sent it back and got tabbouli which had cauliflower in it. Just. Don’t.
I want to love this place but it seems like they are good at meat dishes but fall apart as soon as you throw the vegan tag on it. Fine if you can’t make vegan food, but take it off the menu.
They would like me to try again — I will revise my review when I give it another go.

Atmosphere: I love the patio. The dining room is large, wooden tables and chairs, and two bar areas. It gets pretty crowded here, even if you are just opting for a bar spot.
Service: Friendly but sloooooow. My friend and I finished our food. All our plates and glasses were taken away, but nobody asked if we wanted our check. So we waited… and waited… I made eye contact with several people… finally we flagged somebody down.
Food: Four stars for the food. Vegan and gluten free options here. We were just snacking so we ordered the smashed avocado with goat cheese. It comes with seasoned corn chips. This is basically guacamole, but it is a more formed version. Basically it’s exactly what you imagine a smashed avocado would be. We finished every last bite.

My husband and me ordered takeout and it was pretty good. Service was great with the cashier opening each box to make sure everything was inside. She also double checked for napkins and silverware.
My husband got the farmer flatbread which had bechamel sauce, white cheddar, chorizo and an egg. It was to die for and a good size for the price.
I got the food truck shrimp tacos and they were okay. The menu said rock shrimp, but I got really tiny little shrimp. The rest of the taco was filled with a cole slaw and guacamole. I asked for sour cream on the side. I got the truffle fries as my side dish and those were awesome too.

I am updating my review after a terrible experience on our first visit. The customer service team followed up and seemed really committed to the establishment’s experience, and therefore we gave them another try. We lucked out with an amazing waitress, who I was thankful for after the last time we dined in. I think there is a need for this type of restaurant in Cleveland, and although the food isn’t anything to write home about, the atmosphere is fun and casual, a great place to meet friends when you don’t care about waiting for a table :)

Wow is the food here unbelievable. SERIOUSLY A MUST TRY! Early weekend brunch at 9am is best I’ve ever had. Bar none! Very reasonable priced and very nice staff. Food, amazing.

Great place to watch the game or hang with friends. Amazing food with a healthy twist. Never disappoints.

Best place in Ohio! Could eat here everyday! Great staff, always amazing food, the atmosphere is so welcoming for everyone! There is not one thing on the menu I don’t like! Great for large parties and kids! Love that I can bring my dog and that there is a DOG MENU!
Sweet potato skins, zucchini noodle primavera, harvest salad, 100% grass fed cheeseburger, and the farm house flat bread are my favorites from the different sections on the menu. The cold press juices are excellent. Also try the hot coffees from the café/​bean bar! Perfect for those Cleveland chilly days! Always my go to!
Thank you Townhall for always being the best!

A friend and I went here for dinner tonight and it was great! When we got there there was about a 1 hour wait for two, but we lucked out and found a seat at the bar.
To start, I ordered the «Periwinkle» to drink and it was delicious. Very fruity and fresh! For dinner I got the Hoisin Chicken Lettuce Wraps. I’ve had these before but they were different this time — and for the better! It now comes with the chicken prepared and mixed with the carrots, etc. whereas previous you compiled the whole thing. They also accompanied it with some rice which was a nice touch. Overall, it was good!

Love this place! Great beer and awesome food selection! IPAlooza is the bomb!
I’ve had items off the paleo menu and the everyday menu. The smashed avocado is good anytime. Definitely try the tacos and flatbreads.
But come for the beer menu. Never disappoints!

Super friendly wait staff. Excellent late night menu. Awesome beer list.
I struck up conversation about Sours and ended up tapping into their reserve of bottle aged sour beers. My first dip into goose islands seasonal sour program was really pleasant.

Had a very disappointing meal here on a recent late night eve. Wife and I shared a few meal choices off the limited menu available.
We chose a burger and street tacos. The burger was undercooked and relatively tasteless (but fries were good). The accompanying mixed greens salad did have a nice dressing on it, however. The street tacos were on the small side and also lacked flavor.
Maybe we just caught them on a bad night, have heard that this place serves an awesome brunch so maybe we will return and try that instead. I’d pass on the dinner options.

Got the make your own crêpe. Quite fun, and nice selection of toppings, for a reasonable price. Rather crowded on Saturday afternoon, but still got a table for 3 within 15 minutes.

for the money and the location, this is about as good as it gets. It’s not perfect, but it’s very accessible in all the best ways. The food is reliably good: innovative enough to be interesting, but not to self-​consciously weird. the menu is diverse enough to accommodate a whole bunch of different dietary restrictions in one party. The service is friendly but not cloyingly attentive. It’s loud enough vibrant but not so loud you can’t carry on a conversation. And best of all, by opening up the huge doors at the front and the back, you get a great al fresco feeling experience even indoors.
I’ve been there three times now, and have loved every dish. My only suggestions relate to the beautiful and dramatic crudite: the tapanade could be thicker and the hummus could do with a little less cumin. Still a great treat.

Pizza by the pounds and vulgar Jenna. Right up your alley for a Saturday night. Townhall is the place to be on a Friday Saturday night with all the entertainment and delicious eats they constantly maintain. Town hall aims to please with their one of a kind menu. Hats off to you town hall

2 star night. 2^nd time I been here on Saturday night. Opened tab at bar 5… and spent 25 minutes to get my 2^nd drink. This is after our party bus ordered a round for us. I know it’s not personal but maybe if blonde bartender focused on filling orders like she focused on getting shots from patron I would have been served sooner. So yeah I tipped $ 6 on my $ 5 beer and told my original bartender… yall missed the mark tonight. To her credit… she offered me a drink on her. I politely declined and said… thanks but the point is… I know yall are busy… but ur coworkers ignoring me while I’m standing like errrrbody else… not cool. I’m probably good at Townhall for a bit. Still love and support local business… but not the experience I was hoping for. In to the next.

So I finally made it to place Cleveland keeps talking about. I keep hearing a lot of hype about this place. I walked in assuming they wouldn’t meet all these expectations. I was right! They exceeded them. It seems like they made this place for everyone. My bf who is a beer geek said this is the best beer list he has seen in Cleveland. I’m a health nut and a vegetarian so it’s hard for me to find restaurants that have great options for me. This place not only had several great options for me but vegan options as well. I had the veggie burger and it was amazing. My bf got the steak and said it was one of the best steaks he’s ever had. The service was the icing on the cake. The entire staff seemed very knowledgable about everything on their menu. This place has figured it out.

I feel like the places you go all the time but found you haven’t reviewed are somehow the hardest. We are regulars of Monday night’s $ 3 draft/​vegan night. You can’t beat great beer for $ 3 (the whole list!) and even though I’m not vegan, the food on that menu is outstanding and I always order from it. The vegan chili is my go-​to favorite.
I’m also a big fan of their veggie pastas — they have a spaghetti squash and a zucchini noodle pasta that are great! The soup/​grilled cheese bar combo is always a good choice, as well.
I would pass on their brunch and I would personally pass if it’s after 8 pm on a weekend. It turns from a restaurant into a scene I don’t enjoy. But maybe I’m a nana.

Free shot of whiskey thanks to the very sweet bartender and his (cute) coworker. My girlfriend needed some assistance getting the ball rolling there, so I swooped in as wing woman and they were SO nice and fun. Also killer guac and a kick ass burger. Both two foods I hold to a very high standard. Will be going back, thanks for the drink Dino!

A restaurant focused just as much on the quality of their food as the taste of their food. Their belief in creating a non-​GMO menu is groundbreaking in Cleveland. But that belief doesn’t hold them back from having incredibly tasty food.
In addition to their amazing beer list — they have different menus for different dietary needs (They have a vegan menu night and a Paleo night). The menu is seasonal so some of the items change, but there are some staples that are a must-​try.
PROSCIUTTO WRAPPED DATES (Insert jaw dropped emoji). I was hesitant at first due to not being a huge fan of dates — but after a group of friends shared them, I am HOOKED.
I love burgers! 100% honest — Townhall’s grass-​fed Koke Beef Cheeseburger is the best burger in Cleveland. The white cheddar with the rosemary aioli is unbelievable. Served with truffle fries that make me want to run circles around the restaurant.
Another favorite is the Grilled Cheese Bars & Tomato Bisque soup. The Grilled cheese has thick slices of tomatoes and The soup has a dollop of goat cheese (I think) that makes it even creamier. Perfect for lunch.
But the thing that keeps me coming back every weekend is their brunch. Served from 9AM — 2:30PM on Saturday and Sunday — it’s some of the best breakfast/​brunch food you can get.
Each weekend they have a build your own crêpe table with both savory and sweet options. This is a ton of fun for kids.
My favorite things to order is The Southern Comfort. Two biscuits smothered in thick peppery sausage gravy with a poached egg on top, served with perfectly cooked rosemary potatoes (I really hope your mouth is watering right now). YOU’VE GOT TO GET THIS!
If you’re in Cleveland this is a must try. Fun atmosphere and great service add to their amazing food and incredible drink menu.

My favorite anytime spot in OHC has definitely become Townhall. Brunch on both Saturday & Sunday has something for everyone thanks to the Build Your Own Crêpe Station. Whether you want a sweet dessert crêpe, a savory meal crêpe or just an excuse to eat lots of Nutella, you can customize your meal yourself with this unique brunch feature.
For those not wanting to work for their food the menu has some great options. Two favorites of mine are the Food Truck Tacos & The OHC Benedict. The former is a fresh compilation of avocado, cheese, raddish and salsa with either chicken or tofu in three semi-​soft/​toasted corn tortillas. TH’s Benedict is served with sausage, a pleasant change from the traditional meat choice in my opinion. Whatever you order, the Rosemary Potatoes are an amazingly flavorful side and the Sweet Potato Hotcake is an amazing creation! The 100% sweet potato pancakes are not too sweet, but dense and delicious especially with the side of syrup and speciality butter smeared on top.
If dinner is more your thing you’ve still come to the right place. For a spicy kick go with the Bangkok Bazaar. Like the other bowls on the menu it is served with a Chinese spoon so you can slurp up the decent serving of broth with all the good filling. The egg in the dish is a great addition. And any time they are available the Prosciutto Wrapped Dates are to die for.
Sunday brunch is very busy so be prepared to wait for a table in the main restaurant. Alternatively, show up to the café side of the operation, grab a table as one opens up and order at the counter yourself. While there’s no water service on the café side, there are board games and games like Battleship to entertain. Service in the main restaurant is friendly and the servers are always knowledge when it comes to menu questions.

I took my mother there for brunch, it was both are first time and it was amazing. I plan to make a return visit in the next month or so with the girlfriend to try some of the other delicious looking offerings on the menu. Really glad we tried the place out and the recommendation my friends gave me of the place.

I’ve been here for drinks but never food until this past weekend and I was very pleased! I will definitely return to try more of the menu! This trip I had the chicken tacos. because I LOVE tacos! They were good, though the chicken was just a tad dry/​bland. But with the guac (really good) and the salsa it cured that problem! The nachos and salsa on the side are also good! My friend had one of the burgers, which one escapes me right now, and it looked SO good! Can’t wait to go back!

Amazing! Enough said! Grassfed beef bolognese with roasted spaghetti squash. Clean eating at its best. My new fave!

Oh how I love thy TH brunch! It’s been our tradition to hit up TH for brunch on New Years Day. Calling ahead to get a reservation is always a good idea as it can get quite busy. OSU was playing so most people were sticking around. Kayla and Dan were very helpful in getting our party in on such a busy brunch day.
I love how the brunch menu has something for everyone. Gluten Free, Vegan, dairy free, carnivore, etc. I went with the classic OHC Benedict. One of my favorites. As always, the dish did not disappoint. The potatoes that come with are crispy and flavorful. Ask for a side of rosemary aioli to compliment the potatoes.
My wife and son shared the sweet potato pancakes and they loved it! Lots of cakes with just the right amount of syrup.
Our server was efficient and attentive. She ran over the menu and listed off great drink selections. The place was packed per usual, but our food still came out pretty quick.
My biggest compliment is that they are kid friendly. Balloons and activities were nice to keep our 3 year old occupied.
Enjoy!

I love this place. Town Hall is a chill bar and restaurant with an awesome beer list and seriously delicious food. I’ve eaten here 4 or 5 times over the last year and a half and it’s been a consistently good experience. When the weather is nice, sitting outside is a treat (especially if there’s music playing). I love that the beer list is categorized nicely so you can easily pick out the type that you like (gluten free, fruity, hoppy, tart, etc.). On Monday, my fiancé and I went to Town Hall for vegan night. We shared the jalapeño poppers (very spicy), the beer battered avocado tacos (delicious, but maybe needed more spice or pizzazz) and the chimichangas (perfecto!). Other times we’ve come here, we’ve really enjoyed the tofu food truck tacos and the veggie burger. Anyway, check this place out. It’ll likely be crowded so be prepared to wait (but it’ll be worth it).

Finally, a place with mostly gluten free and organic food choices… and it tastes amazing. Looking for healthy eats and awesome beer choices… you won’t be disappointed here!

Townhall hands down has the best butter coffee.
Hard to compete with their brunch game, they absolutely kill it.
I’d eat here everyday for breakfast, lunch, dinner and late night if I could.

My friend and I were looking for a good brunch spot on saturday and saw that this spot had a good reputation. Parking sucked its meters all around, but it’s hard to find a good spot that’s close. Parking is probably the only issue I found with this place.
It’s a great environment, everyone there is having a fun time just by the looks on their faces. The waitress was great, since it was my first time she gave me some good info on a couple menu items. I ordered the Southern Comfort, big fan of biscuits and gravy for brunch. The order came out warm, fluffy biscuits with a poached egg and savory sausage gravy. Price was reasonable for the amount of food I got, and I left full. I will definitely be returning next time I’m in the city!

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Love loved the food! Our cashier was awesome (no server on the café side that night). Food was outrageously good! I mean the flavor and texture were perfect. I plan to come back soon with my fiancé or on my own.

Let me start by saying I loved the food at Townhall so much that after eating here for dinner, I returned the next day for lunch. Everything I had tasted super fresh and healthy, and the prices were amazingly reasonable. I’m from Manhattan and have unfortunately become accustomed to astronomical restaurant pricing, so Townhall was a welcome and delicious departure from that.
I ordered the zucchini noodle primavera bowl. Perfect size, very flavorful, and only $ 10-don’t know how that’s possible. I also ordered the skillet cookie ($ 6). While it was definitely supposed to serve more than one person, I was dining alone and had read such great reviews about it that I had to try it. It came out warm with a large scoop of vanilla ice cream on top, and was well worth the calories. I polished it off in a few minutes.
I originally entered into the restaurant side of Townhall, but the wait was about 30 minutes so I went over to the café. The menu is the same, but you go up to the counter to order and seat yourself. The food is then brought to your table. I would have preferred to sit in the restaurant, but didn’t want to wait 30 minutes. I think it’s awesome that they were that busy on a Monday night.
My only complaint was with the way my food was brought out. When I ordered, I asked for the cookie skillet dessert to be brought out after my meal so I could enjoy my entrée. Because you go up to order at the counter and I wanted everything on one check rather than having to go up and order again, I had to order them both at once. I was really disappointed when the cookie came out less than five minutes after my entrée, because I wanted to eat the dessert while it was warm. I ended up scarfing down the zucchini noodle primavera bowl to ensure that I was able to get to the cookie before the ice cream completely melted. Annoying, but not annoying enough to not return the next day for lunch.

Great patio if you can squeeze into one of the few open spots. The servers are always nice but overworked so they can’t get to you as fast as they would like. The food is decent, average prices. I don’t at all like the inside of the restaurant at night. It’s pretty «clubby» which is odd for the feel of the restaurant.
I basically only reviewed this place for a drink in the summer or fall, they do have a great Manhattan :)

I’m not much of a bruncher but dayuuuum was this place good! First of all, it’s massive. There are two outdoor areas, half of the place is sit-​down with wait staff, the other half is more like a café where you order at the counter and seat yourself (but the menu is the same!), they have a made-​to-​order crêpe station right in the middle, baked goods, a large menu… LOVE LOVE LOVE. The food is absolutely delicious and you can tell the ingredients are quality.
I may have feasted a little. I ordered the burrito with truffle fries. Oh my yum. I paired it off with açai juice drink with was so refreshing and so fresh! I also got to try the eggwich, equally excellent, and I may or may not have gotten a chocolate chip cookie which was pure butter. Honestly, I think you can order anything here and it’ll be great AND because it’s one of those non-​GMO, organic, hipstery places, you feel like you’re being healthy. Now pass me another cookie, please.

Townhall is consistently delicious, whether for brunch, lunch or dinner. They have a varied menu emphasizing fresh, natural ingredients, complete with paleo, vegan, vegetarian and gluten-​free options. Their flatbreads, burger, salads, and rice bowls are all delicious.
Today I started my meal with the usual — their bone broth, which is hands down the best broth ever. I can’t get enough of it, and it’s so good for you. I didn’t have time to end it with their skillet cookie this time around, but that’s fantastic, as well!
It can get very busy, particularly at peak hours, but I’d always recommend this restaurant.

On a recent trip to Cleveland, I went to dinner at Townhall on Monday night to enjoy their vegan menu. Our group was only four people, so I was unable to make a reservation because they only take reservations during the week for parties of five or larger. When we walked in through the back patio, every single table had a reservation sign on it. Many of the tables inside did too, but they were still able to seat us right away. We arrived around 5:30pm, and by the time we left, every single table in the restaurant was full.
They have a list of 30 draft beers that the server said changes daily. Their drafts are only $ 3 after 6pm, so I couldn’t resist trying one of their unique selections. Even though though they offer a special vegan menu, all of their regular menu items are available too. For my meal, I went with the Townhall veggie burger with cheese and a side of fries. Veggie burgers can be really hit or miss, but this one was definitely a huge hit! I think black beans and beets make for the perfect combination in a veggie burger.
I am definitely a fan of Townhall and will be back on future visits to Cleveland! It’s so nice to see Ohio City has a such great offerings of bars and restaurants.