

Modern American cuisine, wine & cocktails served in an urbane neighborhood hangout.
Hours
| Monday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–10 PM |
| Friday | 11 AM–11 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–11 PM |
| Sunday | 10 AM–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 3901 Prairie Ln, Prairie Village, KS 66208
Phone: (913) 529-2229
Website: http://taverninthevillage.com/
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Reservations: tock.com
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Reviews
We started with the calamari, tuna wontons, and the seasonal mushroom pate board. Super simple…it all was great. The calamari was light and crisp, with the welcomed bites of fried banana peppers. The ahi tuna wontons were large and loaded. For a dish that can many times be underwhelming or skimpy, this was refreshing. The seasonal mushroom pate board had both depth of flavor and an appropriate accouterment variety for sure. The only comment is that it could have used more salt or herb base in the mix.
We had the fish and chips, the crab cakes, and the crispy chicken sandwich. The fish and chips need to be in the running for the best in the Midwest. Substantial Walleye filets are in a batter that I cannot call either light or heavy. It is ideal…it is airy, yet provides structure. It did not get soggy, but it was not rigged. They nailed it. The chicken sandwich was larger than expected and was ridiculously good. The brioche bun held up to the dressings and the perfectly crisp and juicy chicken breast. The crab cakes were just enough…not too thick, excellent mix, and cooked just right. The sauce did not overpower them and they could be eaten in one sitting.
This is a great place for lunch, dinner, or an early supper. We will have to give the happy hour a try sometime, presuming they will have available space.
The prices are very reasonable and are in my experience a good value for the quality.
This is one of the few places I’ve ordered a steak rare, and it came out actually as ordered.
The wedge salad is excellent. The pork chop is decent but not my favorite. The burger is good. Sweet potato fries are very good.
Great place for a date, a business lunch, or a family dinner.
One guest ordered like a Philly steak sandwich and asked for the sauce on the side, which they forgot to do. It came out with the sauce on the sandwich.
I ordered the crab cake BLT. It was ok, but kinda soggy and all one texture. Couldn’t tell the crab cake from the bread. I substituted my fries out for some asparagus for a $1.75 upcharge and they literally put three twigs of asparagus on my plate. What?! Like my plate looked so empty when it came out. Just the sandwich and three little pieces of asparagus where a whole bunch of fries would normally be. Oh, and the bacon on my BLT was so hard, I thought I might chip a tooth!
Lastly, the server checked back with us so many times interrupting conversations, that we all felt it was a bit much. Anyway, not a top notch restaurant worthy of a special occasion or the pricing on the menu.