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The Wilbury
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Relaxed outpost featuring live bands, BBQ grub, bowling & a full bar with cocktails & beer.
Nearby attractions
The Plant
517 W Gaines St, Tallahassee, FL 32301
Railroad Square Art District
Tallahassee, FL 32310
Donald L. Tucker Civic Center
505 W Pensacola St, Tallahassee, FL 32301
621 Gallery
650-3 Railroad Sq, Tallahassee, FL 32310
Museum of Florida History
500 S Bronough St, Tallahassee, FL 32399
Ruby Diamond Concert Hall
222 S Copeland St, Tallahassee, FL 32304
Feeling Art Collective
615-2 Railroad Sq, Tallahassee, FL 32310
Florida State Capitol
400 S Monroe St, Tallahassee, FL 32399
Kleman Plaza
306 S Duval St, Tallahassee, FL 32301
Florida Historic Capitol Museum
400 S Monroe St, Tallahassee, FL 32399
Nearby restaurants
Gaines Street Pies
603 W Gaines St #3, Tallahassee, FL 32304
Nelsons BurgerBar
805 S Macomb St, Tallahassee, FL 32301
Kebabas Mediterranean Grill
601 W Gaines St, Tallahassee, FL 32304
The Bark
507 All Saints St, Tallahassee, FL 32301
Catalina Cafe
603 W Gaines St #6, Tallahassee, FL 32304
Updraft
507 W Gaines St, Tallahassee, FL 32301
Trap Boy Burger
663 Railroad Sq, Tallahassee, FL 32310
Straw Hat Poke - Persis Indian Grill
631 W Madison St #135, Tallahassee, FL 32304
Toasty Taiyaki
1102 S Adams St Apartment 10, Tallahassee, FL 32301, United States
Natural Kitchen (Poke & Bubble Tea)
699 W Gaines St Suite #110, Tallahassee, FL 32304
Nearby hotels
Residence Inn by Marriott Tallahassee Universities at the Capitol
600 W Gaines St, Tallahassee, FL 32304, United States
Hampton Inn & Suites Tallahassee Capitol - University
824 Railroad Ave, Tallahassee, FL 32310
Hyatt House Tallahassee Capitol - University
1100 Railroad Ave, Tallahassee, FL 32310
Hotel Indigo Tallahassee - Collegetown by IHG
826 W Gaines St, Tallahassee, FL 32304
DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Tallahassee
101 S Adams St, Tallahassee, FL 32301
Governors Inn
209 S Adams St, Tallahassee, FL 32301
FAMU Village
667 Robert and Trudie Perkins Wy, Tallahassee, FL 32310
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The Wilbury

513 W Gaines St, Tallahassee, FL 32301
4.5(296)
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Relaxed outpost featuring live bands, BBQ grub, bowling & a full bar with cocktails & beer.

attractions: The Plant, Railroad Square Art District, Donald L. Tucker Civic Center, 621 Gallery, Museum of Florida History, Ruby Diamond Concert Hall, Feeling Art Collective, Florida State Capitol, Kleman Plaza, Florida Historic Capitol Museum, restaurants: Gaines Street Pies, Nelsons BurgerBar, Kebabas Mediterranean Grill, The Bark, Catalina Cafe, Updraft, Trap Boy Burger, Straw Hat Poke - Persis Indian Grill, Toasty Taiyaki, Natural Kitchen (Poke & Bubble Tea)
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Phone
(850) 320-6353
Website
thewilburytallahassee.com

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Featured dishes

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The Wilbury Sandwich
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Pulled Pork And Slaw Tacos
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Homemade Macaroni And Cheese
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French Fries
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Fried Mushrooms
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Jalapeno Cheese Curds
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The Wilbury Sandwich
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Jackfruit Tacos
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Loaded Pulled Pork Cheese Fries
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Loaded Pulled Pork Cheese Fries
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Fried Mushrooms
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Overnight Low And Slow Pulled Pork Sandwich
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Pulled Jackfruit Tacos
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Updraft Spicy Chicken Sandwich
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Beer Battered Onion Rings
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Jalapeno Cheese Curds
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4 Tenders Box
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Boneless Wings

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Nearby attractions of The Wilbury

The Plant

Railroad Square Art District

Donald L. Tucker Civic Center

621 Gallery

Museum of Florida History

Ruby Diamond Concert Hall

Feeling Art Collective

Florida State Capitol

Kleman Plaza

Florida Historic Capitol Museum

The Plant

The Plant

4.6

(27)

Open 24 hours
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Railroad Square Art District

Railroad Square Art District

4.6

(1.2K)

Open 24 hours
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Donald L. Tucker Civic Center

Donald L. Tucker Civic Center

4.4

(615)

Open 24 hours
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621 Gallery

621 Gallery

4.7

(27)

Open 24 hours
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Things to do nearby

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Foodies + New Friends: Tallahassee (Giving Back Edition)
Foodies + New Friends: Tallahassee (Giving Back Edition)
Sun, Dec 7 • 7:00 PM
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100 Cities Project: Tallahassee | Dinner with New Friends
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Mon, Dec 8 • 7:00 PM
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Nearby restaurants of The Wilbury

Gaines Street Pies

Nelsons BurgerBar

Kebabas Mediterranean Grill

The Bark

Catalina Cafe

Updraft

Trap Boy Burger

Straw Hat Poke - Persis Indian Grill

Toasty Taiyaki

Natural Kitchen (Poke & Bubble Tea)

Gaines Street Pies

Gaines Street Pies

4.3

(675)

$$

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Nelsons BurgerBar

Nelsons BurgerBar

4.5

(140)

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Kebabas Mediterranean Grill

Kebabas Mediterranean Grill

4.8

(163)

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The Bark

The Bark

4.8

(414)

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Daniel PineauDaniel Pineau
Completely serendipitous lunch experience. There I was, driving westbound on Gaines, intent on checking out that new Chinese restaurant (which I haven't yet been to) when, 'Lo. The neon "BBQ" in the window beckoned me to pull in - and so I did. Not since St. Michael's have I stepped foot in here - but I did enter through my customary door (the western entrance) and stepped up to the familiar room with an unfamiliar feel. Because this was January 5 at 1:30 PM (school out, state workers back to workie-workie) there was NO ONE here - and so naturally, I thought it wasn't yet open, but a very friendly bartender (Megan) made it clear they were - and pointed me to the menu. I checked out the rear deck before ordering and spied what appeared to be a 26' Airstream Overlander (I could be wrong) converted into a kitchen. I'll need to go back and pay better attention - but it looked pretty cool. I do know that's where the cooking is happening. Uncharacteristically, I couldn't make up my mind - so Megan did for me and I ordered "The Wilbury" - a pulled-pork sandwich with made-to-order onion rings. Very nice. Coupled with the black bean baked beans as a side, it made for an unexpectedly great lunch. This place is WAY cooler than I am (using the term "cool" tells you, dear reader, how "cool" I must be...). I say this because generally, I'm able to size up an atmosphere and peg it to something familiar - but this place is different. The menu is what I'd call "post-artisanal boutique" - which is to say that there's a major culi-hipster vibe throughout the options and descriptions - and the menu items themselves are both edgy and grounded. Think "comfort food with attitude" at the core combined with push-the-limits creations at the periphery. Put it this way: I've never seen Dave's Insanity Sauce highlighted as a menu-item ingredient but, sure enough, the Hellbury features it. I'm ordering that next time. I didn't see that until AFTER Megan suggested The Wilbury. I'll dispense with the haughty descriptors for the sandwich - and just bottom line it with this: A very good pulled pork sammich with killer onion rings and an interesting side (black beans baked beans) It would have NEVER occurred to me to come here for lunch, but it will occur to me moving forward. I'm confident this place is a successful night-time scene. The kitchen is open 'til 1AM (not sure if the menu is limited - but regardless, it's sure to please) and closing time is the expected 2AM. Great diversions throughout the space include the pool table, Fussball, mini-bowling, shuffleboard. Very hip. I'd go as far as even calling it hep.
Zaevi photoZaevi photo
The Buffalo Chicken Mac Bowl from The Wilbury is like stepping into a cheesy dream with mac so creamy it feels like a warm hug buffalo chicken smoked by Zeus himself a mysterious white sauce that might just be unicorn tears and green onions for the perfect crunch this dish will have your taste buds throwing a party like they just realized they've been eating sad mac their whole life 10/10 you'll be back faster than you can say I love carbs
Funky KnucklesFunky Knuckles
Finally an oscillating magnetic pulse canon that can cleanse your negative energies and fill you with omega-3 fatty acid. The building is hidden by a futuristic cloaking device but if you are pure of heart you can penetrate anything. The food here is delicious and enhanced with robust flavors such as mustard and salt. If you have bronchitis you can speak with the manager and he will calmly escort you to the incinerator.
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Completely serendipitous lunch experience. There I was, driving westbound on Gaines, intent on checking out that new Chinese restaurant (which I haven't yet been to) when, 'Lo. The neon "BBQ" in the window beckoned me to pull in - and so I did. Not since St. Michael's have I stepped foot in here - but I did enter through my customary door (the western entrance) and stepped up to the familiar room with an unfamiliar feel. Because this was January 5 at 1:30 PM (school out, state workers back to workie-workie) there was NO ONE here - and so naturally, I thought it wasn't yet open, but a very friendly bartender (Megan) made it clear they were - and pointed me to the menu. I checked out the rear deck before ordering and spied what appeared to be a 26' Airstream Overlander (I could be wrong) converted into a kitchen. I'll need to go back and pay better attention - but it looked pretty cool. I do know that's where the cooking is happening. Uncharacteristically, I couldn't make up my mind - so Megan did for me and I ordered "The Wilbury" - a pulled-pork sandwich with made-to-order onion rings. Very nice. Coupled with the black bean baked beans as a side, it made for an unexpectedly great lunch. This place is WAY cooler than I am (using the term "cool" tells you, dear reader, how "cool" I must be...). I say this because generally, I'm able to size up an atmosphere and peg it to something familiar - but this place is different. The menu is what I'd call "post-artisanal boutique" - which is to say that there's a major culi-hipster vibe throughout the options and descriptions - and the menu items themselves are both edgy and grounded. Think "comfort food with attitude" at the core combined with push-the-limits creations at the periphery. Put it this way: I've never seen Dave's Insanity Sauce highlighted as a menu-item ingredient but, sure enough, the Hellbury features it. I'm ordering that next time. I didn't see that until AFTER Megan suggested The Wilbury. I'll dispense with the haughty descriptors for the sandwich - and just bottom line it with this: A very good pulled pork sammich with killer onion rings and an interesting side (black beans baked beans) It would have NEVER occurred to me to come here for lunch, but it will occur to me moving forward. I'm confident this place is a successful night-time scene. The kitchen is open 'til 1AM (not sure if the menu is limited - but regardless, it's sure to please) and closing time is the expected 2AM. Great diversions throughout the space include the pool table, Fussball, mini-bowling, shuffleboard. Very hip. I'd go as far as even calling it hep.
Daniel Pineau

Daniel Pineau

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The Buffalo Chicken Mac Bowl from The Wilbury is like stepping into a cheesy dream with mac so creamy it feels like a warm hug buffalo chicken smoked by Zeus himself a mysterious white sauce that might just be unicorn tears and green onions for the perfect crunch this dish will have your taste buds throwing a party like they just realized they've been eating sad mac their whole life 10/10 you'll be back faster than you can say I love carbs
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Finally an oscillating magnetic pulse canon that can cleanse your negative energies and fill you with omega-3 fatty acid. The building is hidden by a futuristic cloaking device but if you are pure of heart you can penetrate anything. The food here is delicious and enhanced with robust flavors such as mustard and salt. If you have bronchitis you can speak with the manager and he will calmly escort you to the incinerator.
Funky Knuckles

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Reviews of The Wilbury

4.5
(296)
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5.0
7y

Completely serendipitous lunch experience.

There I was, driving westbound on Gaines, intent on checking out that new Chinese restaurant (which I haven't yet been to) when, 'Lo. The neon "BBQ" in the window beckoned me to pull in - and so I did.

Not since St. Michael's have I stepped foot in here - but I did enter through my customary door (the western entrance) and stepped up to the familiar room with an unfamiliar feel.

Because this was January 5 at 1:30 PM (school out, state workers back to workie-workie) there was NO ONE here - and so naturally, I thought it wasn't yet open, but a very friendly bartender (Megan) made it clear they were - and pointed me to the menu.

I checked out the rear deck before ordering and spied what appeared to be a 26' Airstream Overlander (I could be wrong) converted into a kitchen. I'll need to go back and pay better attention - but it looked pretty cool. I do know that's where the cooking is happening.

Uncharacteristically, I couldn't make up my mind - so Megan did for me and I ordered "The Wilbury" - a pulled-pork sandwich with made-to-order onion rings. Very nice. Coupled with the black bean baked beans as a side, it made for an unexpectedly great lunch.

This place is WAY cooler than I am (using the term "cool" tells you, dear reader, how "cool" I must be...). I say this because generally, I'm able to size up an atmosphere and peg it to something familiar - but this place is different.

The menu is what I'd call "post-artisanal boutique" - which is to say that there's a major culi-hipster vibe throughout the options and descriptions - and the menu items themselves are both edgy and grounded. Think "comfort food with attitude" at the core combined with push-the-limits creations at the periphery. Put it this way: I've never seen Dave's Insanity Sauce highlighted as a menu-item ingredient but, sure enough, the Hellbury features it. I'm ordering that next time. I didn't see that until AFTER Megan suggested The Wilbury.

I'll dispense with the haughty descriptors for the sandwich - and just bottom line it with this: A very good pulled pork sammich with killer onion rings and an interesting side (black beans baked beans)

It would have NEVER occurred to me to come here for lunch, but it will occur to me moving forward.

I'm confident this place is a successful night-time scene. The kitchen is open 'til 1AM (not sure if the menu is limited - but regardless, it's sure to please) and closing time is the expected 2AM.

Great diversions throughout the space include the pool table, Fussball, mini-bowling, shuffleboard.

Very hip. I'd go as far as even...

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1.0
3y

Went here with my friends like 2 weekends ago and there was a white girl that snatched a menu out of my hands, stepped on my foot, pushed me, and started saying “hablo inglés? Que dinero?” in my face and my friend’s face. After asking the door guy about if she worked there (bc she was helping them band people coming in) he said no and that he would take care of it. However “taking care of it” was treating her like a toddler with a slap on the wrist. My friends and I tried to enjoy the rest of the night, but she walked by not even 20 minutes later and pushed me while I was sitting at the bar. Overall, horrible experience. The staff should have done better by kicking her out. Really didn’t expect people to be so compliant with...

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1.0
8y

We ordered online through Bite Squad. Our order was missing an entire entrée, and 3 sides. I personally called the restaurant to resolve the issue and was placed on hold for over ten minutes and no one ever picked the line back up. When Bite Squad tried calling the restaurant back the line rang back busy for over 30 mins and we never got our food. The food that was delivered tasted as though it had been sitting for quite some time as well, yet our delivery was 30 minutes later than it stated previously that it would be ready, and we ordered as soon as they opened. Very subpar service to say the least. Granted the delivery driver is also culpable, but the restaurant fell short as well. Most likely wont be ordering from The...

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