Historic building hosts a small, lively space with 15-foot ceilings, a wood bourbon bar, and large art pieces. Atmosphere blends eclectic, colorful, and welcoming vibes with an artsy, chic design. Busy evenings feature lively chatter and a cozy, intimate feel.
Brunch features a great menu with standout dishes like the casserole and a Spicy Bloody Mary. The food consistently impresses and suits special occasions well.
Filet and pan-seared pork chop with apple bacon chutney stand out as main dishes. The setting supports a great date night vibe with thoughtful, encouraging moments.
"The pistachio crusted halibut was delicious and creamy."
"The food here is incredible, especially the cornbread."
"I found the food amazing during brunch."
Good to know
The restaurant offers a separate gluten-free menu for those with dietary restrictions.
Reservations are recommended on weekends to avoid long wait times.
The restaurant accepts credit cards and mobile payments only.
Old diner style interior creates a laid back atmosphere with a contemporary flare. The space is loud and lively, requiring raised voices to converse even when not busy. Known for unique brunch cocktails like Bloody Marys and Derby Brown, it offers a distinct brunch experience.
Brunch offers a variety of sweet options with bacon and unique dishes. Service runs smoothly, making it a solid choice for families and waffle fans.
Chill brunch dates feature po boy sandwiches, apple pie waffles, and breakfast meatballs with fried onions. Poutine with scrambled eggs adds a hearty touch to the menu.
Good to know
Parking is paid (metered) and you’ll get towed if you don’t pay.
There was about a 25 to 30-minute wait, but you can put your name in over the phone.
No wait for Sunday brunch at 10am.
Sushi restaurant offers a cozy, lively atmosphere with local art and neon lights enhancing the space. The vibe blends lofi-jazz music with a welcoming, clean setup. Regulars enjoy fresh sushi alongside signature cocktails like the Maki Mule.
Brunch offers a delicious menu with fresh options. Groups find the brunch killer and enjoy the overall awesome service.
Meals arrive at different times, with some dishes coming about 10 minutes apart. The tofu with bok-choy and mushrooms stands out as a noteworthy dish to share.
Good to know
Maki Mono Covington offers sushi, adobo, chicken, ramen, and other dishes.
The lunch katsu has a generous portion for $10.
Parking can be confusing and difficult, so plan accordingly.
Apiary on site adds a unique touch to the cozy, family-friendly space with gluten-free options and local honey featured in dishes. Quiet upstairs area contrasts with a livelier downstairs, supporting both socializing and relaxing. Atmosphere blends community connection with a casual, café-style vibe.
Brunch features a short wait and a menu with standout items like the Beekeeper’s Bowl. It suits casual meetups and offers a solid East Coast kitchen vibe.
Offers a cozy spot for couples with a mix of East Coast kitchen flavors and a coffee bar setting. Welcomes pairs looking for a relaxed meal or coffee together.
Good to know
The Hive offers gluten-free and keto-friendly options on their menu.
Expect a wait of less than 30 minutes for a table on weekends.
Parking fills up quickly, so arrive early to secure a spot.
Crowded space with cozy lighting and Southern-inspired décor creates a warm, inviting atmosphere. Outdoor dining offers a heated patio with blankets and ceiling fans for comfort. The interior design makes the small restaurant feel larger and relaxed despite tight seating.
Classic dishes like chicken and waffles and Eggs Benedict Libby’s way define the brunch menu. The experience feels memorable and invites repeat visits.
Dining offers a pleasant atmosphere with dishes like the Charlie Brown sandwich and fettuccine Alfredo that satisfy. The overall experience supports a relaxed and enjoyable date.
Good to know
Parking is limited to pay lots and a few meters nearby.
Credit cards are accepted for payment.
The restaurant has a kids menu available.
Brewpub inside a repurposed fire department offers a cool, comfortable space with a nice outdoor area. Atmosphere is lively and family-friendly, often energetic and fun with plenty of TVs for sports. Known for excellent in-house craft beer and a dog-friendly environment.
Weekend brunch offers a breakfast bar that stands out. The atmosphere suits family gatherings and special occasions with a terrific menu that consistently impresses.
Outdoor seating welcomes couples and their dogs. The IPA selection includes options that appeal even to those who usually avoid them. Food pairs well, with highlights like chili and fresh side salads.
Good to know
Barleycorn's Brewhouse offers $6 beers and $4 happy hour prices.
The brunch buffet is only available on weekends.
Trivia night happens every Tuesday at 8pm with a $5 entry fee.
Open kitchen design creates a half-rustic-half-industrial atmosphere with minimal decoration and exposed duct work. The space feels warm and inviting despite tight seating and uncomfortable wooden chairs. A serve-yourself coffee bar adds a casual touch to the lively, sometimes noisy environment.
Brunch features a Brunch Bowl Hash loaded with cheese, bacon, eggs, spinach, mushrooms, and potatoes. Biscuits and gravy join a menu with varied breakfast options served through the afternoon.
Trying something new brings a fresh twist to the meal with unique biscuit dishes. The food impresses even those who are hard to please.
Good to know
Expect long wait times during peak hours, especially for brunch.
Seating can be limited, so arrive early to secure a spot.
The restaurant maintains a clean environment, which is a positive aspect.