Monday 15th of October 2012 06:27:48 AM

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Tallula Restaurant and EatBar jointly share the same building, and operate out of a single kitchen. Park along the street or in their small dedicated lot. From the exterior the gray concrete and brick facade looks rather dull, but inside the atmosphere is colorful and sophisticated. On the left is Tallula which is an ingredient focused restaurant, with a small patio out front. Tallula has several dining tables and a small 6 chair bar near the kitchen. On the right of the building is EatBar which is a hipster wine bar and gastropub. EatBar's front room has a 15 chair L-shaped bar and several dining booths. Their back room has a smaller 8 chair quarter-circle bar, and lounge area with couches. The bar has 12 taps of choice regional craft brews, but their real focus is wine. The bar's cruvinet cases hold several dozen wines, which are served by full glass or smaller taster size. In total they have an incredible 55 wines available by glass and almost 400 varieties of wine bottles. The service was friendly and professional. Upscale appetizers such as artisanal cheeses are tempting, and creative cuisine delights the palate. Tallula / EatBar provides a pleasant atmosphere, nice dining, and great selection of wine and beer.