Owners: Tim Adams and Jim Welch
Fun fact: The restaurant was named by combining their two first names!
Both Tim and Jim have over 40 years of experience – each – in the restaurant/hospitality industry. They met while working for a corporate chain of restaurants in the 1970s, traveling across the country opening and managing restaurants. When the company was sold to a national conglomerate they decided it was time to become small business owners with their own restaurant.
In 1979 they purchased Cooke's Tavern in Plainville. The name was changed to J. Timothy’s Taverne in 1988.
General Manager:
Greg Gardner
First job at J. Timothy’s:
Line Cook
Year hired: 1981
Current position since: 2004
Beverage Program Director/FOH Hiring Manager:
Rino Ouellet
First job at J. Timothy’s: Server/Bartender
Year Hired: 1989
Current position since: 2002
Executive Chef:
Erik Wichert
First job at J. Timothy’s: Line Cook
Year Hired: 1998
Current position since: 2017
Manager:
Jackie Faubert
First job at J. Timothy’s: Server
Year Hired: 2009
Current position since: 2012
Culinary Production Chef:
Eric Wells
First job at J. Timothy’s: Line Cook
Year Hired: 1993
Current position since: 2015
Manager:
Marrit Canino
First job at J. Timothy’s: Server
Year Hired: 2008
Current position since: 2017
Office Manager:
Rachael Paradis
First job at J. Timothy’s: Office Manager
Year Hired: 2010
Current position since: Always!
Craft Beer Curation/Marketing:
Nikki Vinci
First job at J. Timothy’s: Server
Year Hired: 2009
Current position since: 2014
In Loving Memory
John Huwe
John had worked with Jim and Tim before they bought the restaurant in 1979. He moved to Connecticut in 1980 to become Executive Chef/Kitchen Manager. In the early, lean days, John helped keep the restaurant open with financial assistance. For 37 years, John imbued J. Timothy's with love, kindness, and...jokes. Everyone remembers his jokes! John shared a special warmth and bond with both our staff and guests. John passed in February of 2017. He is profoundly missed every day.
Love you Johnny.