Credit: Photo courtesy of Burntwood Tavern Facebook

Burntwood Tavern will soon grace the Crocker Park Shopping Center with its newest location. The November 2 grand opening will mark the seventh Burntwood Tavern in Northeast Ohio and the ninth restaurant overall for the company, Chef Art Pour Restaurant Group, which also owns M Italian in Chagrin Falls and Pacos Tacos/Tequila in Solon. 

Burntwood Tavern is known for its chef-driven approach to each of its dishes, providing a unique and specialized experience for diners. The mastery extends beyond food, too; the tavern offers house-infused vodkas in diverse flavors such as cucumber, pickle and bacon, as well as a wide selection of craft beers on draft and in bottles, including seasonal favorites from Great Lakes Brewing Company and Fat Head’s Brewery.

The new location will feature the restaurant’s signature interior style with rustic woods, hand-blown glass fixtures, and a copper topped bar. “We invest in our communities as well as our guests from a social, business and philanthropic standpoint, and Westlake will be no different,” commented Bret Adams, founder and CEO of Chef Art Pour Restaurant Group, in a press release.

Burntwood Tavern is located at 12 Main Street in the Crocker Park Shopping Center (right next to the movie theater). Additional locations are in Chagrin Falls, Rocky River, Solon, Brecksville, Cuyahoga Falls, and Lyndhurst. For your first experience, we recommend the make-your-own Bloody Mary bar on Saturdays and Sundays from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., or their seven-day-a-week happy hour from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. with half-off appetizers and flatbreads. Sold! 

Xan Schwartz is originally from metro Detroit and graduated from the University of Michigan in 2013 with a very practical degree in Arts and Ideas. Since then she has been undergoing the slow realization that she is not selfless enough to be an educator and wants to be a writer instead. She is currently pursuing an MA in English at Cleveland State.

One reply on “Burntwood Tavern Plants Flag in Crocker Park”

  1. As a sailor returning home after deployment for the holidays one of the most important things after eating in the galley for months on end is FOOD.So when you walk into and “restaurant” and are not offered food its kind of a big deal. When I walked into the burntwood tavern in Crocker park me and my friends were greeted very dryly by the hostess who seemed like she was bored or waiting for her shift to end .We were shown to our table where we sat for 15 minutes without being offered so much as a GLASS OF WATER.The place was not “packed” by any means but no one ever came to our table .After about 20 minutes ,hungry and embarrassed my group and I left walking past the hostess she didn’t utter a word or inquire why we were leaving .I will NEVER venture into this “establishment” again and will make sure none of my friends,family or shipmates make the same mistake I did.
    I’ve dined from San Diego to Rio De Janeiro and have NEVER been treated like the hair on a boars ass.

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