Jeremiah's Tavern has opened its fourth location at 300 Paddy Creek Circle in Greece.
The airy space, next door to an Applebee's restaurant, was previously home to Silo Social, Don Pablo's and The Distillery. It has had a major transformation including the addition of a central wall. A spacious bar on one side seats 100, most of it high top seating, while the dining room on the other side has rows of conventional height booths and banquettes. An outdoor patio has room for 60 people.
As with the other locations, the space is geared toward watching sporting events, with 17 televisions in all. A huge television over the bar can be configured to show four games at once.
Jeremiah's has a full bar including 28 taps, which include Guinness Stout, IPAs,
seasonal brews, local craft beers and one cider. It is known for its chicken wings, served with a choice of 16 sauces and rubs with varied levels of heat. Other menu items include salads, sandwiches, pizzas, burgers, shareable bar fare and entrees that lean toward comfort food.
The Greece location has two rooms for private parties, one upstairs and on one the first floor. The upstairs room can accommodate 50 people while the downstairs room seats 30.
The original Jeremiah's Tavern at 1104 Monroe Ave. in Rochester has been a mainstay since 1978. It also has locations in Henrietta and Penfield.
If you go
Jeremiah's Tavern is at 300 Paddy Creek Circle in Greece. It has a large parking lot. It is open 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. daily. Find a full menu and order online at jeremiahstavern.com or call 585-565-9777.
Accessibility: The Greece location is accessible, with a mixture of high and standard height seating. There's lots of room around tables.
Tracy Schuhmacher covers Rochester's food and drink scene. Notice something opening or closing in your neighborhood? Send tips to tracys@gannett.com.
This article originally appeared on Rochester Democrat and Chronicle: Jeremiah's Tavern opens fourth location in Greece
