Poggios Craft Kitchen & Taphouse is the new iteration from Chef Kaylon Sweet, with a focus on using fresh ingredients, nostalgia, and the simple idea that everyone deserves to have a good meal. With the addition of our new outdoor Taphouse we are excited to be serving you on two unique concepts. Outdoors join us for crushable beers, delicious pub food, and a fun place to hang out and relax with friends and family. On Sept. 20th we are reopening our upstairs space as a reverse speakeasy and sports bar. Focusing on whiskey, tequila, and fun pub food. Indoors enjoy innovative plays on dishes you know, while also fun and unique dishes and cocktails. We can’t wait to serve you at your friendly neighborhood POGGIOS CRAFT KITCHEN & TAPHOUSE
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Reviews
-server training was lacking. I do understand that staff is hard to find, but both servers in the dining area were clueless about specials, what was in each dish, and didn’t seem too eager to seek out the info they didn’t know
-This location presents itself as somewhat upscale (for this area). Great menu items with a high price tag for example. So when our server comes over with a dirty shirt and a backwards baseball hat, we were taken aback a little. The other server had a fluffy hot pink hat on which seemed out of place and unprofessional. ***I would like to note that both of them were super friendly. I just think maybe a dress code and a little staff training could go a long way to make this place extra special.
-The cardboard menus were dirty. Mine was crumpled and crusty. Just throw it out and use a new one 🙂
-We sat by the window and there were a lot of dead flies. It’s an old building so that’s inevitable, but we got there right when they opened. Just vacuum a little before you open.
Again, the food was wonderful. The chef came out to talk to us, which was a nice touch. Desserts are home made and delicious. I’m just nitpicking for those who are nitpicky…
Although it was a busy Saturday night, the restaurant was properly staffed and the food/drinks came out quickly.
Menu was diverse and well thought out. The gnocchi dish was one of the best plates of food I’ve had.
This place can be pricey for some, you get what you pay for. This is truly a hidden gem that more people should know about. I cannot wait to go again.
For my entree I had the “chicky parm”. To me it tasted like my high school’s frozen chicken patty slathered in the sweetest tomato sauce I ever tasted. The sauce definitely could have used some salt and pepper.
All in all it was a nice vibe. There was a light breeze, there was live music, but I don’t think I’d eat outside again. I would probably just have appetizers and beer. I would still like to try the restaurant though.
2 sandwiches, 4 beers and chips were $80.20, not including tip. Speaking of tip, how much do you tip someone who pours beers and puts an order in? They do not have table service, a runner brings the food out. We tipped, don’t come for me.
The pasta itself was top notch and our waitress Gabby was outstanding.
We started out outside with a lovely water view but after a few sprinkles we hustled inside and were accommodated readily. We sat by a window so could hear the live music outside. Overall it was lovely date night with my new husband.
Thank you!