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.

Abita Brewing Company on Highway 36 is the newest manifestation of the popular local microbrewery…read morethat has been an area favorite for a number of years. My wife and I recently enjoyed a couple of cold drafts there on a Saturday afternoon. The cutting edge facility features a modern brewery producing all the long-enjoyed Abita standards, as well as many innovative seasonal and specialty offerings. Regular tours are available of the brewery, a contemporary and stylish brew pub is onsite, a nice shop for Abita merchandise and memorabilia adjoins the pub, and an outdoor area adds food truck and entertainment options. Service at the bar is friendly and fast, with free product samples graciously offered. Big screen TVs are conveniently located. Abita Brewing Company Is a great place to meet friends and family for a cold brew!

One of my favorite places .. the honey lavender oat latte is one of the best coffees I have ever…read morehad and the food is delicious as well. Highly recommend!

After a very long week of having to entertain himself while mom had tech week, Rory got to have…read morebreakfast on the town, well sort of. Mom had breakfast and Rory people watched. Nice little cafe with limited menu. The matcha latte was great, the avocado toast was good. Will we return, yes. Friendly staff, dogs are allowed at both outdoor and indoor seating areas.

Very cool place with just the best vibe: peaceful, welcoming, very charming - with a friendly,…read morehelpful staff. I had the grilled chicken pesto sandwich on ciabatta. Man, oh man, what a delicious way to start the day! The chicken was perfectly cooked, the pesto was light; enough for flavor, but not overpowering, and just super tasty. I also had an Irish Coffee - but iced. WOW, what a treat! I don't know what I was expecting, but it wasn't this...kinda wish I had one sitting on my desk this late on a Friday, to be real. The drink was rich, flavorful, and the Jameson's was just the right amount. Well done! If you're in the area, I highly suggest you try both - or anything on the menu, the other folks at my table didn't say much because they were too busy eating their food. Does slightly inappropriate moaning count? If so, they approve!

Ordered a cappuccino in-house. It tasted good. The barista was somewhat friendly. The cappuccino…read morewas not hot enough. The atmosphere was nice with mini tables, chairs, couches, for sitting. Free Wi-Fi for studying.

My wife and I visited the Seiler Bar for a Thursday dinner and enjoyed it very much. The Seiler Bar…read morefeatures a refined, upscale presence in downtown Covington and comfortable outside dining is available in a courtyard. Table service is friendly and efficient, there is a good wine list, and a full bar offers a wide range of drinks and specialty cocktails. We had the crabmeat stuffed shrimp appetizer, grilled romaine salads, and followed with the chicken Oscar and the broiled fish. All were very good and a good bottle of wine topped off the evening. The Seiler Bar is highly recommended!

Great menu. Great staff. Secret hidden gem in Downtown Covington. We had half price wine in a…read moreWednesday evening. I wish this restaurant was on the OpenTable app for easy reservations. We will be back for the Crispy Pork Belly and the Lamb Lollipops.

The food is decent but the service could be a lot better in many areas. For those with food…read moreallergies, please triple check before ordering in or eating your food. We arrived on a Friday night without reservations and waited about 30-40 minutes for a table. First, we got a drink by the bar and stood around. Then when seats opened up at the bar, we sat there and ordered two appetizers. Before ordering, I asked one of the bartenders if something was gluten free and she came back with a sheet of paper labeled GLUTEN listing about 25-30 things that were gluten free such as dressings, jambalaya, and egg rolls (which we found out later they are NOT gluten free). I have a picture but I won't share it so that no one is deceived. A few minutes after ordering, we were buzzed that we had moved up the waiting list and to check in. My husband checked in and came to tell me to go to the hostess stand because they are ready to seat us. He went to let the bartender know to send our two appetizers to our table. When I got to the hostess stand, the hostess said that we already had been seated and to just walk upstairs. Even after I explained we had not gotten seated yet because my husband had just checked in, she instructed my party to simply head upstairs and just turn right. We walked upstairs and found a table we assumed we should sit ate. Then when my husband arrived, he went to look for menus because we didn't have any. Ava came by to greet us as our two appetizers of Sauteed Crab Claws and Boudin Egg Rolls arrived. Ava was really friendly and personable. I was so happy the sheet had indicated they are gluten free. I ate half an egg roll and started to suspect it was not gluten free. I flagged down Ava and asked and she said she was pretty sure they were not gluten free. Ava came back to apologize that the egg rolls had been changed and were no longer gluten free, and then are gave me an updated "2026 Gluten-Free Allergy Menu" with a subheader "All items listed are SAFE for you to eat." The egg rolls were no longer listed. For my entree, I ordered the Charbroiled Catfish served over spinach. It came with a salad and apparently a side. I thought my spinach was the side so I didn't ask about my side options and Ava didn't ask me what I wanted as a side. I had a side mixed green salad with no croutons. Surprisingly, everyone's side mixed green salad looked different when they arrived. Mine had croutons. Another had cheese on their mixed greens while another person was served iceberg lettuce. It was very strange. My catfish arrived with French Fries which are not gluten free. I flagged down another waitress who had checked in on us earlier to explain that I wasn't offered a side and that I couldn't eat the French Fries. I asked for cooked veggies and she brought me cauliflower. I thoroughly enjoyed my catfish and cauliflower. Others are the table had the Seafood Lasagna, Seafood Pasta, Charbroiled Oysters, and Crawfish Etouffee. Everyone liked their dishes. The portions are really big. The meal would've been much better if they were better trained on how to handle food allergies. And what the hostess did was not customer friendly at all. We learned from the second server that Ava was in training. Ava did a good job as she was really friendly, attentive, and seemed to genuinely care. I don't think she understood what a gluten allergy was but she followed up when asked to check on the egg rolls.

I've been to Chimes a lot, and recently went with an old friend (and a new one!). We sat outside…read moreand enjoyed the beautiful evening, along with some delicious appetizers and a burger that we all shared. Everything was delicious, as usual, and the service is always top-notch. Lots of great beer on tap, super-friendly folks waiting to help you with food or a drink, and a super-cool location that really takes advantage of the natural surroundings. Even if you're not hungry, you should come get a beer and walk down to the little river; Louisiana can be magical with the right attitude.

Whartons does not exist. It's a bar called The Green Room and while they do make plenty of great…read morecocktails, it is not currently a craft cocktail bar exclusively. It is a dive bar. Lots of fun but this yelp page must have been created and owned by the previous manager.

Here's the problem. You are either a dive bar or a high end craft cocktail bar. You can't have a…read morecool sign like WHARTONs and come off like you've redone the previous dive bar into a high end one and THEN tell customers "well we started to go in that direction but kinda didn't". Like the other reviewer mentioned, hand crafted cocktails generally are out on drink menus for you to see what specialty type drinks they are offering. Not the case here. Last thing you want on a night out on the town, go into a bar where you're expecting high end, expensive spirits and specialty crafted cocktails, only to see Jose Cuervo and Jim Beam Make no mistake, the only thing that has changed in this bar is the sign. Expensive sign, cheap drinks and place.

This place is awesome!! Great service and delicious food and drinks. Our favorite Japanese place on…read morethe Northshore

It's really unfortunate because this place has great food, but there seems to be no sense of…read moreurgency when it comes to service. I came in for lunch around 1:00 p.m. and ended up waiting over 45 minutes for a single sushi roll. By the time my food was ready, I had to take it to go because I no longer had time to eat. It also took about 15 minutes just to get a glass of water. I made the mistake of sitting at the sushi bar, where I felt completely overlooked. The quality of the food is excellent, but the extremely slow service made for a very disappointing experience. Even if the roll takes a little time to prepare, none of the wait staff informed me of that.