I experienced Tommy's on a fluke. Was supposed to meet at the Rocky River Wine Bar for book club but with the heavy storms - Wine Bar flooded and wasn't serving. We went right next door to Tommy's.
Tommy's has a huge patio but we obviously chose to stay inside from the storm. The inside is small and quaint. The bar is a gorgeous wooden bar with intricate detail allowing maybe 20 patrons to sit. There were a few tables along the wall with 2 rounds for bigger parties. My party at I sat at one of the rounds and the bartender set us up with menus and everything.
The menu was just typical bar food and on the smaller side, nothing special but we were there to talk about the book more than the food.They also had a drink menu which was nice. $6 for a glass of wine is A-OK in my book especially when Wine Bar prob would of been $10. I ordered the house Cab which was Canyon Road and it was great for conversation and my meal. We ordered nachos to start and they came out in a quick manner and were actually delicious. Tortilla chips weren't sogged. There was enough beef, cheese, tomatoes and everything. For entrees we all got some sort of sandwich. I built my own burger and subbed sweet potato fries for $1. The burger was cooked perfectly (medium) and was thick and juicy. My sweet potatoes fries were seasoned perfectly and had such good flavor. Other ladies at the table got pulled pork, chicken sandwich, black & blue burger. Everyone was saying their food was great. We all tried some of the pulled pork and it was amazing.
The service was great. The bartender was also our server and always made sure we had refills on our waters or drinks and they were never empty. She promptly brought out small plates and napkins for our appetizer as well. None of us had to ask for anything as she was always on top of it.
Will definitely be back here again for drinks and to sit on the patio, or when i'm feeling a burger or bar food.