Name: Tavern Grille
Address: 28039 Scott Rd Ste K, Murrieta, California, 92563, US
Telephone: +1 951-723-8004

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About Tavern Grille

Tavern Grille is a bar and grill in Murrieta with a low-key feel and occasional DJ music. The kitchen serves American comfort food, drinks, and late-night food. Guests can sit indoors, take a table outside, or order takeaway.

The menu covers breakfast, lunch, dinner, and dessert. It also includes small plates, quick bites, and food at the bar. Irish food appears beside familiar American dishes, with corned beef and cabbage, shepherds pie, meatballs, and southwest egg rolls among the house specialties. Salads and soups sit on the menu too, along with beer, cocktails, coffee, spirits, and wine. A meal can begin with a starter, move to a salad or soup, then finish with dessert.

Service is set up for a range of visits. The restaurant accepts reservations and offers table service. Families have high chairs, a kids' menu, and changing tables. Solo diners, groups, and sports fans all have room here, and the space is marked as casual, cosy, and trendy. A quick bite works as well as a full meal.

Accessibility and parking are built into the visit. The property has a wheelchair-accessible car park, entrance, seating, and toilet, plus an assistive hearing loop. Free street parking and a free parking lot sit on site. Dogs are allowed outside, and the bar stays open late on Friday and Saturday, with hours until 1 AM.

Casual bar tables with warm indoor lighting.

Casual room, steady pace

Tavern Grille is a bar and grill in Murrieta, CA with a 4.5 rating across 423 reviews. The room keeps a casual tone, and the setup works for dine-in or takeaway. Outdoor seating gives guests another place to settle in when the weather suits it.

Occasional DJ music adds to the room without taking over it. The pace stays practical. Fast service fits a stop for a quick meal, a drink, or a longer table visit. Guests can start at the bar, move to a table, or take food to go after a short stop.

The business sits in the American restaurant Murrieta lane of the local dining scene, with the comfort-food side of the menu supporting that role. A lunch visit can stay brief. A dinner visit can stretch out with another round, another plate, or a seat outside when the patio is open.

Comfort food plates beside drinks at a laid-back grill.

Good to Know

Planning your visit: Accepts reservations Reservations are accepted, so guests can choose a set time for dinner or a larger table before arriving.
Parking: Free of charge street parking · Free parking lot Free street parking and a free parking lot give drivers two simple ways to leave the car near the entrance.
Accessibility: Wheelchair-accessible car park · Wheelchair-accessible entrance · Wheelchair-accessible seating · Wheelchair-accessible toilet · Assistive hearing loop Accessible parking, entrance, seating, toilet, and an assistive hearing loop support a smoother visit from arrival to table.
Payment: Credit cards · Debit cards · NFC mobile payments Guests can pay with a card or tap a phone at the end of the meal, which keeps checkout quick after dine-in or takeaway.
Children: Good for kids · Has changing table(s) · High chairs · Kids' menu High chairs, a kids' menu, and changing tables make family visits easier from the start.
Pets: Dogs allowed outside Dogs are allowed outside, so guests with pets can use the outdoor seating area and keep the visit centered there.
Who comes here: Family friendly · Groups The room suits family visits and groups, with seating that works for shared meals and longer stays.
Atmosphere: Casual · Cosy · Trendy The setting is casual, cosy, and trendy, so guests can expect an easygoing room with a polished bar feel.

Beer, cocktails, and nights

The bar side leans on a great beer selection and great cocktails. Those two details shape the visit as much as the food does. A guest can come in for a drink first, then stay for a meal, or pair a quick bite with a pint or cocktail at the bar.

Karaoke and live performances give the room a social edge. Sport is part of the mix too, so the visit can be built around a game night or a more active evening with sound, screens, and a crowd. The setting shifts from lunch hours into late-night service on Friday and Saturday, when the doors stay open until 1 AM.

That later closing time matters for people who want a place that runs past dinner. It gives the weekend a different pace from the weekday schedule and leaves room for a longer round of drinks or a second stop after other plans. food and drink range sits alongside the bar program, so a group can order at its own pace and stay for the next round.

Outdoor seating area outside a neighborhood restaurant.

Parking and access

Tavern Grille accepts reservations, and it takes credit cards, debit cards, and NFC mobile payments. That gives guests a few ways to plan ahead and settle up. Free of charge street parking and a free parking lot both support the visit, and the car park is wheelchair accessible.

The entrance is wheelchair accessible, and the seating and toilet are accessible too. An assistive hearing loop is part of the setup. Dogs are allowed outside, so the patio side can work for guests arriving with a pet. menu page can guide a return visit when the meal comes first and the drink order follows.

The weekly schedule starts on Tuesday at 11 AM and runs to 11 PM. Wednesday and Thursday follow the same hours. Sunday also runs from 11 AM to 11 PM. Monday is closed, and Friday and Saturday run until 1 AM.