Sarah Eveans won’t be with us much longer, but she’s taking every opportunity that she’s got left to drink on the company dime. And so she brings us a review of the new look of Inwood Tavern. Â No more piles of old tax receipts laying inexplicably out in the open, though they’ll still serve you in their classic red plastic cups. Â The longtime bartender there says business is way up on weekends thanks to the changes.
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