Downtown Comox ยท Open 7 days at 11:30 AM
Cold beer, West Coast food, and a seat on Church Street.
A sharper homepage concept for Church St. Taphouse: fast menus, live waitlist, real hours, gift cards, group reservations, and the local story in one place.
Pray for beer
Comox Valley craft beer, cocktails, wine, and local food.Thu-Sat 11:30 AM-Midnight
Nearby private lot is not for Taphouse patrons.
Menus without the hunt
Make the good stuff scannable.
Real source menu paths brought forward for faster decisions at lunch, dinner, drinks, and dessert.
Drinking
Eating
Craft beer, cider, cocktails and mocktails
Includes rotating RAD Brewing Co. and Superflux taps, Holy Water, Church St. Shaft, and non-alcoholic choices.
Shareables, bowls, greens and handhelds
Coconut Prawns, Cod Bites, CST Poutine, Tuna Ponzu, Mt. Nachington, Filburger, and more.
SpecialsHappy hour 2 to 4pm daily
Industry Mondays, wine Tuesdays and Wednesdays, Throwback Thursdays, and Caesar Sundays.
Lunch ideas
Wine
Daily soup and sandwich combos
Available until 5pm or until sold out.
Local region and farther afield
Reserve-list wine deal every Tuesday and Wednesday.
DessertShortcake, cheesecake and lava cake
Real dessert names routed back to the source menu.
Better conversion paths
Four reasons visitors should not have to dig.
01
Waitlist
See if it is busy in real time and save a spot during busier periods.
02Gift cards
Purchase online; source copy notes the card can also be used at RAD Brewing Co.
03Groups of 10+
Reservation requests are for groups of 10 or more through the source contact path.
04Open mic nights
LIVE! Open Mic Nights on the 1st and 3rd Thursday, 8pm to late.
Proudly local
A community hub, not just a menu archive.
The source about page says the ownership team lives and works in the Comox Valley, and that the Taphouse is community-focused, family-friendly, inclusive, and West Coast inspired.
This concept pulls that proof onto the homepage so visitors can feel the local character before they click away.
Read the source story
To become the key food and beverage gathering place that Comox Valley patrons are proud to call their own.
Source vision statement
Plan the visit
Answer the questions that slow people down.
Can I reserve?
The source site says reservation requests are for groups of 10 or more through the contact page or email.
Where should I park?
Street parking only throughout downtown Comox; the private lot beside the patio is not for Taphouse patrons.
What is happening this month?
The events page lists open mic nights and points visitors to social channels for current events.
What if there is a wait?
The source homepage routes guests to Waitlist Me to check real-time busyness and join the waitlist.
For the Church St. Taphouse owner
This is what the same content can do with clearer hierarchy.
Digital Insomnia prepared this unofficial concept to show a more direct homepage path using your existing source facts, brand cues, and visitor actions.