Located at 16 Merrick Ave, just one block north of the Merrick Long Island Rail Road station, the management team of the new "Savoy Tavern" is headed by Gerard Renny, a longtime NYC restaurateur with Italian restaurant experience.
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This European style modern tavern has heavy Italian influences on the menu. It has a semi-private dining room that seats 20, a main dining room that sits 75 and the bar area seats approximately 30 patrons.
Highlights from the menu include:
- Pretzels are "Peltzers" from Brooklyn
- Bread from Spiga Bakery in Bellmore
- 12 Craft beers on Tap (bottled & can also available)
- Local, Sustainable ingredients as much as possible
- Gelato made by Merokian Chef Christy Michelle
- "The Crease Cosmo" pays homage to the former "Crease Bar" that was there for many years
- Cocktail list features lots of classic Italian cocktails like "Ancient Negroni" and "Sgrropino"
- In the future they will launch an infused vodka program
- Housemade Limoncello
- Also take note of the daily specials (sandwich night, lobster night, beer & mussel night, etc)
- Ruby Red Banquettes
- Dark Mahogany Wood accents
- Walls Painted "Tiger's Eye" (its a light gold color)
- Beverage Lockers behind the bar
- Dessert/Coffee Bar on display featuring a coca-cola red antique Faema coffee machine
- Art includes prints from the famous "Savoy Ballroom" and real pics of the owners Italian family
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