Capitol Hill Tavern

Awesome service, huge portions on food. They volunteered to split our plates up between me and my friend, which I feel isn’t a thing most restaurants like to do. Beautiful décor– mix of vintage and modern. I didn’t go into what seemed like the patio area but it looked heated!

This has to be one of my favorite places in Cap Hill. They have great happy hour prices and fantastic food. The service is always friendly. Plus they offer the indi card discount!

Cool place in cap hill, not too busy, nice indoor outdoor bar. Great pizza and the rest of the menu is delicious.

Came in for a Saturday brunch and we had such a wonderful experience. Best priced mimosas in town, excellent food, and amazing service. Nicole took amazing care of us and we will definitely be back!

I stayed at an Air b&b across the street. Oblios was an extension of our house. We came here everyday for our brunch and lunch grub and drinks! The food and drinks were great. Erica and Megan were so friendly and accommodating! Hanging out here really made the trip a blast. I will be back! We had the to amazing pancakes, capital caesar sandwich, Mac & cheese, wings, calzones, etc… But nothing could beat the $ 2 mimosas

Great little neighborhood bar! Good beer selection AND lobster flown in daily!
Our server, Erica, was fantastic!
Mahalo from Hawaii visitors!

Good food and good variety of beers and spirits. Only qualm is the portion for the Lobster Rolls. For $ 18, and being that Lobsters are still going for the lowest per pound they ever have, would be nice if these lobster rolls at least were comparable to those of the East Coast. A little «over the top» would be nice. And the mayo was barely noticeable.
With said, the rolls were delicious if not a little over toasted and with a bit much garlic slathered on the roll.
I don’t know if they make fries (Didn’t see any on the menu, but might be a good idea to compliment several of the items on the menu (people get tired of chipa, but never fries. Also, a lobster roll goes well with a cool slaw side.
Stopped for a bite and a brew to get out of some crazy traffic, and was not disappointed. May have to check it out on a Friday Night to see how business compares to today’s mellow Sunday.

Love the neighborhood atmosphere. The service was great and I love the décor of the restaurant. We sat on the patio on a gorgeous night. The pizza was good but nothing to brag about.
I’ll probably be back but I have other favorite pizza places.

What a great place! Awesome pizza and a few other menu options. (Lobster mac and cheese is killer good) Service is great and super friendly. This is a real locals place, great covered patio and awesome selection of local on tap beers (Graham cracker porter!) Also you will not find a better deal than the Banker’s plate, small pizza, side salad and PBR for 9 bucks!

Pros: right in cap hill where there aren’t many other restaurants in walking distance, beautiful building/​décor, you can’t beat the price of the bankers plate-​a drink, pizza, and salad for $ 10. Also the Stromboli app or the cookie pizza dessert are amazing
Cons:been here probably 10 times and have never had quick or great service. Be prepared to wait for your food and wonder if your server forgot about you. I also attempted to go for lunch last week and they weren’t open the hours listed online. No one was there when I went at around noon for lunch.
I continue to go back for the great food but really wish they’d improve the quality of service and timeliness of the food.

We really wanted to like this place, but the mediocre food & terrible service coupled with an hour wait for food on a day with very few patrons, means we will likely not be back. The inside is gorgeous, and it’s clear this is a historic building with a lot of potential. New management is desperately needed.
Check out one of the awesome other places in Cap Hill, and save your money by going elsewhere.

Right around the corner from where we were staying. Walked right in and grabbed a table on the patio. Server was right there to get our drink order. Salad was dripping with dressing (maybe ask for dressing on the side) but it was tasty. The real star was the delicious think crust pizza. BBQ sauce, chicken and pineapple. Wonderful!
We will return.

It’s my 3^rd time here– I’ve had the lobster mac n cheese pizza, which has blown my mind twice and their cookie pizza is awesome too! The breakfast burrito wasn’t bad but nothing to brag about… The service on the other hand wasn’t impressive :(this last time we came in the service honestly sucked, which is a real let down because this lobster pizza is amazing. Oh and their décor is beautiful vintage

Any place with good food, excellent booze, TVs, an old school building, comfy seats, a patio, and it’s close enough to crawl home is my kind of establishment. Oblio’s delivers all of this in full and is a welcome business in Cap Hill. It’s one of the unique charms that make this neighborhood so great. You really can’t go wrong when you stop in to this place.
Got a hangover? Not after a stop off at Oblio’s. They offer Bloody Mary’s and Mimosa in addition to brunch/​lunch menu items that will cure any ailment. Breakfast burritos, breakfast cocktails, salads, pizzas, flat bread, everything that you need to move on from the night before is all here. Even if you aren’t hurting from a night on the town you can enjoy the food and drink and the really laid back feel. Most peeps go in for the Banker’s Plate which is a pizza, salad and drink for $ 9.25. Not too shabby for a little place.
Since this building became Oblio’s it has gained so much personality. It’s so easy going what with the big chairs, open patio, TVs for TV watching, courteous and prompt service. I have never had a bad time here — mostly I do daytime stops but a weekend evening excursion would be a lot of fun too. If you know and like the people in Cap Hill then you’ll be in good company.
What really stands out to me is that this place is so easy. Easy to get to, simple but delicious menus, effortless service, trouble-​free clientele, straightforward Cap Hill goodness. I’m very glad this institution is part of the hood. Food, drink, and fun — need you ask for anything more?

Friendly staff, great food, great drinks! Caribbean jerk flavored wings are spectacular.
Early Happy Hour and another one later in the evening so you can stop off on the way home or stop in after a post work nap ;)
Nice little Bloody Mary bar during the weekend brunch.

Went here a little whole ago with my boyfriend. We were craving pizza (which happens often) and walked to this place since it’s righty around the corner from my house.
We say at the bar and it was all open air since it was beautiful out! Cool little place transformed into a restaurant. They had trivia that night which wasn’t too bad.
The pizza wasn’t all that great. Super doughy and didn’t seem fully cooked. Definitely not the type I liked. And they got the toppings wrong.
Probably won’t return unless we can’t think of anywhere else to go. Overall a so-​so place. There’s plenty of other decent spots around.

I am buying a place across the street from Oblios, and I have now been a few times.
I am a HUGE fan of the place. The service is always outstanding, and the happy hour specials are fantastic!
They have a $ 5 stromboli that is to die for, $ 3 beers (mostly local), $ 5 cheese bread and $ 6 wings (for 12).
Im looking forward to being across the street! I will frequent Oblios!

This place rules!
Brunch, late night, lunch, dinner — all appropriate and delightful. I love this location, vibe, and design! In a large space there are options to sit at the bar, slide into a booth, sit at a table or chill on the patio. There are some TVs for sports nuts, great music is always playing and they offer a myriad of excellent drinks and food options.
Some out of town family loved this spot so much we went twice in three days! They have a selection of local brews, a full bar, and a sweet brunch mimosa deal. Everything I’ve had on the menu rocks. The banker’s special is a favorite — a small pizza, a salad and a wine or PBR for around $ 9. The pizza is super good! The wings, breadsticks, salad, desserts are all tasty too! Plus, it is easy to take left overs as we live in the hood.
The only issue is sometimes there isn’t enough service as they often have a large crowd with few staff members. But, this is usually during the weird hours I end up there. At large meal times, they seem to be fully staffed.
You have to see the place for yourself. A Victorian mansion meets modern functionality, in a great neighborhood to boot!

I dig the neighborhood vibe here. The servers and bartenders are all very friendly, and they have a great selection of drinks to choose from. I’ve never had the good here, but I’m told it’s very tasty.
Since their taps are always changing, you’re going to find a different beer selection each time. I wish they had at least one good brown or stout on tap during my last visit, but their selection seemed to be geared towards lighter summer beers like lagers and IPAs, none of which I’m a fan of.
I ordered a Moscow Mule, which has become my favorite summertime drink. They serve it in a copper mug, which makes for a better Mule, but aside from that I found it a bit overpriced for an underwhelming drink. It had too much lime juice and I could barely taste the ginger beer at all, so it tasted like an $ 8 vodka with lime. I’m hoping that next time I visit they’ll let me introduce them to the best Mule ever (hint: angostura bitters), and then they can make it for you when you visit.
Aside from that, I’m a huge fan of Oblio’s. I love the décor, the bathroom is very neat (and I mean both clean and pretty cool), and it’s a great place to spend time with friends after work. See you there!

Great happy hour til 6. Get some half price wings and a $ 3 draft. I didn’t know whether to remain a gentleman and stay quiet or scream for my team on TV — the atmosphere made me feel like a sports fan in the kings palace. #justsayin