Broadway Cellars

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admin, 7-15-2016

Save Time: Call early in the week for weekend reservations; the restaurant only books half the restaurant for reservations and reserves the rest of the tables for walk-in traffic.

What to Drink: Don't want to commit to a specific type of wine? Try a flight that includes three 5-ounce pours for under $20.

"One of the best values" around promise patrons of this "friendly" Edgewater New American offering "creative", "flavorful" meals; "attentive" servers give the bistro environs a "wonderfully warm" feel so locals say each visit is "like coming home."

The SceneStuffed armchairs greet diners at this homey Edgewater restaurant dressed like a Pottery Barn catalog. Neighborhood locals imbibe their first cocktails at an L-shaped cherry wood bar, then head to adjacent sage- and…

The name sounds like a generic liquor store, but this new neighborhood bistro in Edgewater serves a global selection of wines (sample three three-ounce pours for only $9) and country bistro fare like chipotle barbecue rib-eye and duck lasagna with pasta made in-house. Service might be spotty, but hope you get a server who can suggest wine pairings. Underrated Sunday brunch.

Since 2006, Broadway Cellars has become the spot on Broadway where Edgewater residents find a second home. Warmth, hospitality and darn good food combine to make Broadway Cellars the Northside's favorite American Bistro. Our philosophy is simple: find great products, offer them at fair prices and provide outstanding service. Whether you stop by for a casual dinner or special occasion, a glass...