Crooked Oak Tavern

Crooked Oak Tavern fills up on weekend nights and holidays, so for a calmer visit try an early dinner or a weekday evening when seating is easier to find.

Yes, families dine here and children are welcomed; reviewers note kids enjoyed items like mac and cheese and chicken, making it an easy choice for families.

Yes, Crooked Oak Tavern provides high chairs and regularly accommodates children, with guests noting kids enjoyed items like mac-and-cheese while dining with their families.

Many guests report generous portion sizes, several diners said quantities were ample, with enough left over to take home after the meal.

Yes, Crooked Oak Tavern is a popular choice for special evenings, with guests celebrating date nights and anniversaries and staff often providing thoughtful touches like a handwritten card and champagne.

Crooked Oak Tavern fills up for weekend visits and holidays, so many guests recommend making reservations for those peak times; Valentine's Day, for example, was noted as crowded. If you prefer a quieter visit, several diners found early-evening seating (around a 5:00 PM reservation) much calmer.

Yes, Crooked Oak Tavern offers outdoor patio seating; guests report enjoying meals outside (with light music sometimes piped outdoors) and specifically requesting patio seating when they book.

Crooked Oak Tavern has a warm, rustic tavern feel, a roomy bar/speakeasy area with leather seating, exposed brick and high wood beams, while the main dining room can be dimly lit and louder; the patio and bar areas offer more relaxed seating options.

Casual Dress is the guide, comfortable, everyday clothing is appropriate and nothing formal is expected.