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Businiess name:
Eulogy Belgian Tavern
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Review by:
Meredith M.
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Review content:
Eulogy is a Belgian tavern in Old City that has a beer menu that is a good 4 pages long including all beers from the common to the obscure, specializing in Belgian beers. However, if you order one of the 10 major domestic beers on their well over a hundred item beer menu your server may mock you. The atmosphere is dark and comforting with tables upstairs shaped like coffins. It is also a good place to take groups as the back room can accomodate a good dozen people - but it can get crowded especially on the weekends. The menu is limited but includes bar food classics like burgers and chicken sandwiches as well as Belgian staples like mussels and steak fries. The food is good (perhaps less good than Monk's) but the beer, location, and atmosphere make it worth a visit anytime.
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