Olde Towne Tavern

This is your typical hole in the wall bar, aesthetically it's nothing special, offers pretty standard drink selections, bartenders have always been pleasant. But karaoke nights here are my so freaking fun & we've had some of my favorite nights here!

Little small bar on the corner. Went here for Clue pub crawl. 5 lanes to play darts and a pool table (don't have to pay)....but didn't see the pool sticks!

Great watering hole.Friendly bartenders, tv's to watch sports, affordably priced, easy-going patrons, dart boards, and a strong music selection.Olde Towne Tavern is quickly becoming one of my favorite bars in Covington.Entrances on either side of the building; metered parking on the street.

What a fun place to hang out on a Saturday night. There was music darts pool table and karaoke. The bartenders were cheerful and very happy to serve us and listen to us sing

Nice, clean dive bar with several dart boards. Beers are priced decently. The bathrooms are super clean. All the beers are front facing in the coolers for those who are OCD! Will be back soon. It's a cool area!

Wow. I am in love! This may or may not be a secret, but I LOVE dart's. We had a few dartboards in our basement growing up and it was always something our family did to bond together and pass the time. So now, whenever I get the chance to play it warms my heart. Also I love hustling anyone who thinks I "look like I can't play." WHAT?! Anyway - Old Towne Tavern has the best set of darts I have seen in this city and I have probably seen 20+ set ups. They are labeled by numbers and they have open tournament Wednesday nights and leagues you can join. Why I love the darts here? Because the boards are in reallllly good shape. They are real dart boards and made out of sisal fibres. Not cork that cracks all over the place, or worse PLASTIC - yuck. The darts are also in really amazing shape. In fact, I have never seen some of the grips on darts like they have here. Outside of the great dart set-up the space is not much to look at, pretty standard. Although I will say they were repainting everything when were here so it's nice to see the owners taking care of the place. Happy hour is .50cents off everything. Drinks are already cheap. I think my titos and tonic was $5 bucks, and the beers were $3.50. Seriously impressed, and I am already planning my next trip back.

The bar is great, the karaoke gentleman isn't friendly at all. At this day and age there are plenty of karaoke people who are friendly and enjoy their jobs, Gary isn't one of them. If they replaced the karaoke guy they would have happier weekend customers!

really really bad customer service. There are much better options. Don't undees how they employ the poor reps that they do. go anywhere else.

I'm giving 4 stars because if Sam or Kevin is your bartender you'll be MORE than pleased here. If you walk in and see a middle aged woman with glasses do yourself a favor and turn back out. I always come here and have never been treated with such disrespect! Shes beyond rude and was most likely the reason for the bar being completely empty on a pride celebration.

We've been wanting to check this place out specifically for Friday night karaoke for a while now. Last night we were celebrating my wife's birthday and were finally able to stop in. The bar was a nice size, drink selection was solid, and the area setup was great. And the restrooms were stylish and clean.Overall karaoke was a blast, lots of good fun crowd energy with a couple of more serious performers who may or may not have been waiting for Simon Cowell to breeze by. The two DJs hosting karaoke had a nice sound system and offered a decent song selection, but were still operating by old-school little paper entry forms that patrons randomly dropped in piles on their table.When we arrived, karaoke was just starting and we were the only group there. Naturally we all put in multiple songs, staggering a couple songs at a time for the first 15 mins or so. Since it was just us and like 2 other people in the karaoke area, I put different names for myself with 5 different songs, with the intention of making my wife laugh when she heard them being called. I was assuming that with their paper system, they were just going basically in the order that submissions were received.After 6-ish people sang, the very last song I put in was selected. Then, about 2 hours later, the older male DJ called another of my songs, followed by the first three I submitted in a row. I was like "those are actually me, can you call them later?" ...and dude proceeded to scold 41-yr-old me like I was his own adolescent kid, grimacing and growling "you can't put different names so that you keep getting called." And I was like "that's not what I did, I was trying to be funny, and I put them in 2 hours ago when we were the only ones here." But in full boomer fashion he wasn't having any of it, and didn't call any of those existing submissions for the rest of the night. Now... I didn't complain that he had literally been sitting on my paper entries for two hours, thinking they were all separate people who still hadn't sung yet after all of that time had elapsed. But had they been actual separate people as he thought they were, he may have had 3 additional patrons looking to leave him a poor review for his disorganization.In summary, the place was fun, crowd was great and I'd go again... but I wasn't a fan of that DJ or of his militant vibe, especially in an environment that should be lighthearted.