Great cigar lounge. Limited selection, but you can bring your own cigar for a $5.00 cutting charge…read more Great ambiance and ventilation. There is a nice bar attached, so you can order a drink and bring it in the smoking lounge. Beautiful lounge area. If you don't want to have a cigar in 92 degree weather, this is an awesome option. On Sundays, CALL BEFORE YOU GO!!!

Staff was amazing. Drinks were perfect. Very classy establishment. We enjoyed our visit and would…read morebe regulars if we lived nearby!

Just a great place to buy wine, flowers or whatever event being held. The place changes venues from…read moretime to time but what ever it is representing it is at a great price.

Great, very friendly and attentive staff! Best price on liquor and wine throughout all Southeast!!read more

My wife and I have enjoyed lunch several times at DiMartino's in Covington, but tonight we did…read moredinner. DiMartino's takes on an enhanced elegant ambiance in the evening and the menu reflects this. Service was very good as always. My wife enjoyed her favorite lasagna, which was quite good as usual. I had the salmon with vinaigrette glaze and it was quite good as well. It's easy to get salmon too done, but no such problem here. Succulent and tasty, just as it should be, with the glaze adding just the right zesty edge. The house Pinot Grigio was excellent with the fish. I also had a very good Caesar salad that complimented the fish and the broccoli side. In this case, the broccoli was somewhat tough with a slightly overpowering parmesan covering. Perhaps a little more butter and a little less cheese would be better? On the whole, dinner was great and we highly recommend DiMartino's for both lunch and dinner.

Update: great dinner. I ordered the eggplant parmigiana. It came with a great salad. The eggplant…read morewas delicious. The dinner grilled garlic chicken was also delicious. My first time here, I ordered the chicken parm sandwich. I was expecting 1 piece of chicken pounded flat and breaded. It was all cut up on the bread with very little cheese. Not impressed.

How do you beat good beer with great friends and your pups? I don't know, but if you figure it out,…read moreyou'll make a million bucks, for sure. I love going places with Freckles McWolfington III, esq. He's my best little buddy and is always up for a ride in the truck, especially if it involves pets from strangers. Freki has got to be the friendliest pup I've ever met - if you see us out, be sure to say hi! The brewery is big and spacious, often hosting trivia nights and parties, and they showcase a LOT of great beer on tap. I'm kind of stuck on the AndyGator, but the selection is crazy huge. Come in and get a flight or two, bring your DD, and promise to switch roles on the next visit - that's how you brewery responsibly! Or Uber, someone's out there waiting to hear all about your visit as they drive you home. Love the folks here - the service is always terrific. No rush, take your time, ask questions, talk taste...these guys got you, man. We love to hang here because of the dog park area just outside, where you can sit in the shade, enjoy that beautiful dark golden brew, and watch your dogs check out every square inch of prime sniffing real estate. My little dude loves to watch for new people, so when you see him run - he's a chonk, but he's still a runner - up, give him a scratch and "good boy," he's gonna love it. On occasion, there's a food truck parked outside with tasty snacks, like the amazing pesto chicken sandwich I had a few weeks ago. The Abita Brewery is definitely a keeper and way up on the "repeat visit" list.

The first tasting flight I have done in a minute, and it was a pretty good one. And as my partner…read moredoesn't drink, it is nice that Abita also does some craft sodas so he had something to enjoy as well. They have a decent selection of fruited beers, which is my vibe when it comes to beer. Everything I tried on this visit was something I hadn't tried before. A mango lager, a peach beer, an 8% strawberry thing, and the two sodas. The mango and peach were pretty tasty! The strawberry one was a little much, I could not drink more of it than the sample size. I can't remember the fourth beer option I got, but I did not enjoy it. But that is kind of the joy of doing flights and tastings! To try new things to find out if you do like it. I rounded out my flight with the root beer and the cream soda. We enjoyed our visit sipping out brews outside on the patio in the lovely early afternoon fall weather. It wasn't a terribly long visit, but we enjoyed ourselves while we were there.

I shop at this store on a weekly basis. I am always happy. Today, 5/31/26, I was extra impressed by…read moreGia my cashier. She was amazing.

Stopped by this VERY unique grocery to find a very rare item which they had. Johnathan was…read moreextremely cordial and helpful. There are SO many items I never saw or heard of here. Check it out.

Tried the beer flight ($20). Lots of good beers. Come early on the weekend so you can grab a seat…read moreby a fan!

If you like brew pubs, Chafunkta Brewing is a really cool spot…read more It is not as polished or fancy as nearby Abita Brew Pub, but that is kind of the point. This is the actual brewery. It sits in a warehouse area, the brewing operation is right there in the back, and the whole place feels like the real deal. The beers are great, the service is friendly, and the vibe is super laid back. We stopped by on a random Saturday and they had a food vendor set up along with a pretty solid musician playing. It was warm, because Louisiana, but the big industrial fans kept things comfortable for the most part. This is not the place to dress up. Wear something comfortable, grab a few beers, hang out, listen to some music, and enjoy a brewery that actually feels like a brewery. Also, if you are riding the Tammany Trace, they are not that far away. So ride your bike over, stop in, and replenish those electrolytes with an IPA or two. That is how electrolytes work, right? Then ride slowly.

Great whiskey! Go by the distillery when they have a tasting on Saturdays. If you follow them on…read moreFacebook you can see when these events are held. I bought several barrels from them I. The past as well and made outdoor furniture out of them.

In May I saw the owner of this tour, Miss Audrey Montgomery, tell her story on "My Ghost Story,…read moreCaught on Camera" for the Bio Channel. Since we were planning on visiting NOLA at the end of June, I wanted to find out if it was feasible for us to make a trip to her farm. It is about 90 minutes from NOLA and not only well worth it, but interesting as well. You will drive through some swamps and over THE longest bridge in the world, the bridge of Lake Ponchetrain. Apparently there were supposed to be other people there that night but we ended up being the only ones and the two hour tour went closer to 3 1/2 hrs. It was truly one of the most interesting things I've ever done. If you come armed with an open mind, no hurry, lots of mosquito repellant, water, your walking shoes, a flashlight and plenty of cameras, video cameras and back up juice, you will have a hell of a good time. Audrey and her boyfriend are just like the rest of the folks we met in NOLA, friendly, kind, hospitable and chatty. She starts the very informal tour with pictures of orbs and faces she's captured on previous outings and then starts the walking tour from one end of her farm to another. She will tell you the story of how she came to discover the orb activity on her farm and then will take you to places where although she doesn't guarantee orb activity, we caught plenty of them the night we were there. Her boyfriend was very fortunate to catch many rodlike orbs and in one of my pics, there is a solid white one that looks like a UFO...but it's not. And yes, I know that there are plenty of rational explanations for orbs but I choose to believe what I see with my own eyes and that night I was deeply impressed. At the end of the tour, you can buy the disc of all the pictures Audrey and her boyfriend took if your camera, like mine was throwing a fit. There is an outside restroom and they are doing some major renovations on the grounds. If you are unable to walk well or stumble about as I do in the dark, you can ride in the back of the little golf cart if it's available and you may want to ask Audrey for that ahead of time. They also had a campfire going and told us that when it gets cold, they do hot chocolate, smores and hotdogs...cool right? There is NO sign telling you where to turn off when you are looking for the house but if you go when it's still light, you can see it. Don't hesitate to call Audrey if you get lost, she is very patient. Btw, neither my husband nor I have one iota of psyhic ability so we felt nothing as we were walking around. But even though it is plenty dark out there, at no time did we ever feel in danger, creeped out or anything but amazement and fun. The tix are super cheap so if you're happy, tip the guides, they're really nice folks. Now get in on this before the whole world finds out and you have to share your tour with a few dozen folks instead of having the guides all to yourself!! FYI- http://www.gettysburgghosts.net/orbcolors.htm If you're wondering why all the dif colors of orbs and what it means.