Town Hall Restaurant Jacksonville

Wonderful, delicious, and relaxing time. Cocktails were excellent. We started out with the pimento cheese grits that were such a perfect texture and mild taste that I could have easily eaten a second bowl. The crab cake Benedict was so spot on I thought I was back in Maryland. The mushroom and ricotta omelette was perfection; light, fluffy and just rich enough to satisfy the palette.

The good: Excellent service, clean restaurant, nice interior, quickly seated with reservation. The roasted chicken that included mashed potatoes and broccolini was good. The fries were okay - not hot and the cheese was lacking quality that the price demanded. The bad: I tried the catch of the day - Cobia. It was cooked well, but the entire dish lacked flavor. The fish was very bland and the sauce had no flavor. Had the fish been blackened or had any actual seasoning it would’ve made a world of a difference. Does the chef not taste these things before they’re sent out? One of the worst dishes I’ve had in my life. On top of that it was probably only around 8 oz of fish… you can buy 6x as much fresh fish for the same price at a store and cook it properly. $100 for 2 entrees, 1 drink during happy hour, and fries. Orsay is the gold standard in town for restaurants with $20-40 entrees and every time we try someplace new it feels like a waste of money. If you can’t season fish properly anothe

Came here for a brunch with my bestie. And love this spot. LIAM was our server and he is such a great server. He is friendly and makes great suggestions. Plus he made the brunch feel like a good friend was there to make our day special. The Chicken and waffles is sooo delicious and I am so glad I listened to the suggestion. The chicken is crisp on the outside and juicy and flavorful on the inside. I highly recommend. No extra syrup is even needed. Will be back, especially bc Liam made the experience fantastic.