
We are a buzzing, cozy gastropub located in the heart of Springfield, TN’s historic district. We are chef-owned, and offer a variety of classic pub dishes, unique creations, and our chef’s specialties. We have a full bar with unique seasonal cocktails, local craft beer, and a vast selection of wine. C’mon in and become a regular! Feeding a group? We have you covered. Ask us about our full service catering!
Address and Contact Information
Address: 618 S Main St, Springfield, TN 37172
Phone: (615) 985-2027
Website: http://publichousetn.com/
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To make matters worse, the draft beer was served at room temperature, if not outright warm.
That completely defeats the purpose of ordering draft beer and points to serious issues with bar service or temperature control. The golden melt wrap was also a letdown, containing only a tiny amount of bacon that did not come close to matching what was advertised on the menu.
The only redeeming aspects of the experience were the servers, who were attentive and professional, and the mixed drinks, which were decent and properly made. Unfortunately, good service and cocktails cannot make up for poorly executed food and improperly served beer. Oh and the mushrooms were Okay at least they were hot.
Whoever was cooking during this shift on January 30, 2026 at around 5:00 PM should not be running a kitchen until standards significantly improve. He/she/them need to be reevaluated. This place may have potential, but food safety, consistency, and basic execution need immediate attention before I would consider returning or recommending this place to anyone.
Look for yourself with the pictures.
Salad was nice and fresh. Warm bacon vinaigrette dressing was gross, tasted like beef consume, who wants warm beef broth concentrate on their salad? I was expecting something similar to Rafferty’s bacon honey mustard, it was not, not even a hint of vinaigrette in that dressing. Salad was good without it though.
Our food started coming out and they looked good. Someone that wasn’t our server brought our food out and did not do a very good job. She dropped a part of our meal on the floor and barely noticed nor cared enough to make it right. We were crammed at our table and had to ask her twice to take the salad dishes with her so we could have room for the rest of our meal.
The pimento cheese dip was alright but the charred toast was So charred that the burnt taste overwhelmed the cheese. The kid’s grilled cheese was also dry and we couldn’t taste the cheese at all. No fries were available but the kettle chips were good. French onion soup was dry, like all the broth got boiled off from being kept warm too long. That was not soup.
Shrimp and grits were sub par. Butterfly shrimp was just shrimp sliced in half; mini crab cake topping was seasoned well but had a very strong seafood taste; grits were cold. This came with a salad, the little pile of greens on the grits did not add to the meal at all.
Seared salmon was decent and hot. This meal also came with a salad, not sure what the little pile of greens was supposed to do here either.
Nobody at our table finished their meal. We had contemplated dessert but were so disappointed that we decided to go down the street for ice cream instead. The portions were closer to what a reasonable meal size should be but definitely over priced for what you’re getting. I do not believe any of us will be looking to come back here any time soon.
6/14 adjustment: fries and fish are dry and badly fried. Salmon is ok but the carrots are not nice. The service this time was POOR. No checking on refills, didn’t bring food to us. Who am I tipping here and for what exactly?
The place is well decorated and has a cool speakeasy vibe. The menu is greatly expanded. We started with the burrata caprese salad. Our entrees were the shepherds pie which was very cheesy and tasty, the pimento smothered chicken which was super tasty, the beefy baked ziti that was very filling and the pear and Gorgonzola salad that was delightfully healthy.
We finally indulged in the peach cobbler and the banana pudding. Both of them were tasty like mom makes.
One of the new thinks they told us they were start was a late night speakeasy on Friday and Saturday nights. They were growing their bourbon selection and they have plenty of other spirits to make some really special cocktails. It’s definitely a great place in Springfield that you want to check out!!!