Yesterday the doors opened for the first day of the soft opening of the new Mudlick Tap House in Uptown Centerville. In September of last year they had the official ground breaking. Oberer managed to complete the build in just under a year. Yesterday a full house most of the day and the weather cooperated for enjoying the large patio as well.
The city of Centerville has created a public lot behind the restaurant, with plenty of parking.
“We’ve been overwhelmed by the support and enthusiasm for our new location,” said Jennifer Williams, Co-Owner of Mudlick Tap House. “We’re incredibly excited to welcome guests and to kick things off with events that give back to organizations we truly care about.”
Lots of staff, some that came from the downtown location, as well as many new faces were behind the bar, in the dining room and staffing the kitchen.
During the soft opening, Mudlick invites you to join them, but reminds you that team is still learning the ropes, so they thank you for your patience as they fine-tune the experience.
This weeks soft opening benefits SICSA Pet Adoption and Wellnes Center, next week supports Camp Joy, with their mission to help people grow and succeed through life-long experience based learning and Aug 12 – 17 will benefit HoofPrints Ohio, an equine therapy program. Reservations can be made online for the soft opening via Mudlick’s website. This weekend the most open reservations are for the Boozy Brunch on Saturday and Sunday. During the soft opening, Mudlick is not doing carryout orders.
To celebrate, we’re launching three weeks of soft openings, each one benefiting a local nonprofit close to our hearts:
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Fall has come and with it a new round of menu’s at Mudlick Tap House at the corner of 2nd and St. Clair Streets. And while the menu has a lot of changes there is absolutely no change in the Bloody Mary Bar! Enjoy creating your own personalized concoction and for an extra kick try their house made dill pickle infused vodka. Not a fan of the bloody mary? Then maybe you’d prefer a mimosa.
Things keep getting better at the downtown gastropub that just opened in July at the corner of Second & St. Clair. Their new outdoor sign is being installed today and they will be rolling out their fall menu tomorrow.
