The Greyhound 705 East Boston Street, Covington, LA 70433

"This place is awesome. We went in there for light dinner as we had big brunch. Ordered couple of pizzas and drinks. The ambience here very nice, so are the food and drinks."

"We had the pub burger and the Guinness Stew Pot Pie and both were amazing. We also got the fries and the dipping sauces were all so good we couldn’t pick a favorite. We each got a cocktail (Sazerac and the Greyhound) and both were delicious and not too sweet. The service was perfect; our waitress was attentive but not bothersome. The restaurant wasn’t too full so the noise level wasn’t bad like others have noted in their reviews, but even if it was full I think it would feel lively, not noisy. We really enjoyed the atmosphere and our meal here, and we will definitely be back to try the pizza (we spied on other people’s and it looked so good)."

"Visited on a Thursday night. Server was attentive and personable. Pisco sour was excellent. Had the Rueben sandwich and housecut fries. I am a fry lover. The trio of dipping sauces for the fries were phenomenal. The pastrami on the Rueben was great. I deconstruct my sandwiches, and even so, it was wonderful. The cheese was melty and the mustard was not overpowering. My husband had the fish and chips. While he didn't rave about it, it looked good and the fish fell apart while he was eating. Needless to say, his plate was empty when we got up to leave. I wish we would have had more time. I usually do not get dessert, but I would have here. The dark chocolate cake that I can't pronounce....."

"My experience left an uneven impression on food menu. Some items were fantastic and others were ok. A dreamy rueben is enough to keep me coming back for more. The Gulf Fish sandwich was a fail. Fish was Pacific hake (far from the Gulf) and tasteless. The bread, fish and sauce a gooey mess of meh. The egg noodles were pretty good and the fries with sauces were enjoyable. Great beer selections and maybe the cleanest restaurant I've been in years. Staff was super friendly."

"Perhaps the Galatoire's of Covington? I'd heard it was noisy, but this is the sound of people enjoying good food, drinks, and a great atmosphere. The French Onion Soup is the best I ever tasted. The cheese, draping the soup, is succulent and the rich, pleasantly bittersweet broth is unforgettable. The curry shrimp soup is spicy and filled with perfectly cooked veggies and crunchy nuts. A nice variety of beers, wines, and special cocktails are available."