The Town Tavern Copley is at 125 Montrose W Ave, Copley, OH 44321, and the phone in the building is 234-262-9187. The room opens at 11am Monday to Friday and 9am on Saturday and Sunday, and closes at 2:30am every night. Directions are on the tavern's Google map link.
Address, hours, phone, map. Everything on this page is the version the room itself gave us, which is the only version worth driving on.
The address is 125 Montrose W Ave, Copley, OH 44321. Montrose W Ave is the west-side corridor people mean when they say they are going to Montrose, and the tavern sits on it rather than tucked behind it, which makes the turn-in straightforward once you know the number.
The tavern's own Google maps link is the one to trust for turn-by-turn, because it points at the building rather than at the general block. If you are coming across from Akron, the ZIP to put into a phone is 44321.
The number that rings inside the building is 234-262-9187. It is not a central line and it is not a call center — the person answering can see the floor, which is why it is the right number for a question about tonight.
Copley and Montrose are two names for roughly the same errand as far as most people are concerned, and the tavern answers to both. If a friend tells you to meet them at Montrose and your map wants Copley, you are still looking for the same door at number 125.
Landmarks are more use than street names on this stretch. Montrose W Ave is the commercial road, the tavern carries its own sign, and the number to look for is 125. If you have overshot into the next set of lights you have gone too far and the turn back is straightforward.
Monday through Friday: 11am to 2:30am. Saturday and Sunday: 9am to 2:30am. Seven days, and the weekend opens two hours earlier than the working week.
Those late hours are the ones worth remembering. A 2:30am close means the tavern is still serving long after most of the Montrose corridor has switched its signs off, and it holds every night of the week rather than just Fridays and Saturdays.
Holidays can move. If you are planning around one, ring the room instead of trusting the standing timetable above.
Worth planning around: the room is at its quietest in the first hour after opening, on any day of the week. If you are bringing someone who would rather talk than shout, aim for just after eleven on a weekday or just after nine at a weekend.
Reservations and takeout both run through Copley's own Toast pages, filed under the Montrose name — one for booking a table, one for ordering food to collect. They are specific to this address, so the list you see is this kitchen's.
For anything else, use the phone. It is the fastest route to a real answer about a table, a group or the night in general.
If you are collecting rather than sitting in, the Toast storefront will tell you how long the kitchen needs before you set off, which is the difference between a hot perch basket and a warm one. On a busy evening that estimate is the most useful thing on the page.
