

Nestled in the heart of downtown Keene, NH, Town Square Tavern offers an elevated yet approachable dining experience that brings together the artistry of renowned Chef David Burke and the charm of a vibrant New England town. Our menu reflects a commitment to bold flavors, fresh ingredients, and innovative techniques, ensuring every visit is memorable.
Flavors from France, Italy & Spain meet cask wines in an intimate setting with a wooden bar.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 10 Central Square, Keene, NH 03431
Phone: (603) 358-3335
Website: https://townsquaretavern.com/
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Reviews
Server was very nice, service was very slow.
We were there for over an hour before our food arrived. Salmon was over cooked and the veggies too and burger was undercooked but the fries were great. The chicken and waffle special was with boned chicken and skewers but it was very good.
Not sure we’d recommend unless they have more help or quicker service. It was a tad expensive for the quality in my opinion and the adult beverages were okay, the old fashioned was more of an ice cube than liquid. I had high hopes since the atmosphere seemed so welcoming. The bathroom situation is odd, right in front of the bar.
Service was very friendly, the food was tasty. We opted mainly for a few of the tapas plates. The mussels de Luca were excellent and would recommend. The scallops and bacon were also good, cooked and seasoned perfectly. The lamb kabob was huge portion, seasoned well, cooked to medium rare, only downside little tough to eat, had to cut up into smaller more manageable pieces, we should have asked for a steak knife.
They had a kids menu, pasta, Pizza, etc. Had the cheese pizza, it was super cheesy. Kid enjoyed it.
Overall service and food were good, and I’d recommend a return.
Cloth lining bacon’s signature dish of David Burke. It Is very mouthwatering and activated my palate for first course. AKA droolingg while the staffs torching the bacon.
Wings and Rings are very unique. The calamari rings are crispy on the outside and tender on the inside (NOT RUBBERY). Wings glazed are the mixture of sweet, savory, and tad bit of spicy.
BEST mussels I’ve ever had. Plum and juicy in a buttery bursting flavor broth.
Crispy skin salmon. I usually only eat raw salmon but I enjoy crispy salmon skin on top of ratatouille whole lot.
Wild mushrooms risotto is wicked creamy and full of flavor and the crunchy of pepita (pumpkin seeds?) just elevates the dish, along with sweet eggplant for finishing touch. it is so smooth.
Desserts are delicious with Flourless chocolate cake and Cinnamon roll cake with vanilla ice cream and caramel drizzle.
I am so glad to have such a great french/artisan restaurant in New Hampshire.
I can’t forget about Eliza for great service. And theirs raspberry lemonade is so refreshing with fresh raspberry for some acidic drink.
I masked the price from the receipt because it well-worth the money.
We declined any dessert and went elsewhere for dessert and drinks. There’s a reason Stage was full and Town Square Tavern was dead (we were alone in the dining room).
I’ll pay good money for a good experience, but this wasn’t worth it. It’s easy enough to pay less for better elsewhere.
A. You should probably give more info if your side of vegetables is a few leaves of lettuce, a couple cucumbers and 3 cherry tomatoes and
B. Why would you give someone a dry salad with no dressing?
Really poor communication. I’ve never seen a side of vegetables and a side salad be the same thing but both listed on the menu…
Upon arriving, you could tell the servers were swamped and running around. We were seated and given water while we looked over the menu. Drink orders were taken about 5 minutes after as well.
We wanted to put in for the bread appetizer and were told they were out of bread. We went to order the ribeye as well and were also told they were out of that too. You’d think they might have extra food for the popular items on the menu or save some for people with reservations.
After ordering food, it took over an hour for it to come out. Not only that, some of the food was cold and it was obvious it was sitting for a while. Quite unfortunate.
The only good thing about our visit was the waitress. She was very apologetic to us and you could tell she was working very hard to please everyone.
For the price of the food and the long wait times, I would not recommend this place. Better to go somewhere else for a much better price and tastier food.