The glory of yesteryear lives on at Truman Tavern, where timeless tradition meets modern sensibility in a brick-lined, wood-accented atmosphere creating a refined, yet casual dining space. Equal parts steakhouse and tavern, the scene here is one of comfort; the walls are stylishly adorned with work from local artists and those procured through the Vincent Art Gallery. The lengthy bar is roomy and well-stocked, offering beers on tap, television, and vintage cocktails designed to complement the kitchen's handiwork. The menu works to reinvent the classics, giving focus to the kind of center-of-plate dishes that have ruled supper club tables for generations. A succulent cut of certified Angus Beef prime rib or satisfying Berkshire double-cut pork chops is the stuff of legend, but other dishes showcasing simple, local ingredients are just as satisfying. From lunch through brunch, Truman Tavern has every occasion covered, making it the kind of neighborhood eatery that gets better and better with each visit.