Lodging

“We want people to move here,” he says. And after a night at the Tavern, you might find yourself giving the idea serious consideration.

The building dates to the early 20th century, when it was an auction house for cattle. In later incarnations, it was a grocery store, then a health club. Back then, Jurisin and his family were living in the penthouse above his Tavern Grille next door, and when extended family and friends came to visit, they had trouble finding a place to stay nearby.