Delectable Dining in NKY

 Delectable Dining in NKY

The Baker’s Table and its adjacent bakery in Newport makes their pizza dough from scratch.

These are just a few on a long list of establishments you want to add to your list in the New Year

No matter your preferences, there are plenty of dining establishments throughout NKY that are sure to satisfy your taste buds. If you want to expand your horizons check out some of these beloved—and up-and-coming—restaurants and breweries.

The Baker’s Table

Located in the historic Monmouth Street District, this local establishment offers a seasonal menu that changes weekly. In addition, all of the ingredients are sourced locally. 1004 Monmouth St., Newport. bakerstablenewport.com

Coppin’s Restaurant + Bar

Built through collaborative partnerships to locally source its ingredients and food, Coppin’s Restaurant + Bar’s menu is designed with sharing in mind. Its bar features local craft beers, cider, wine, and cocktails on draft. Don’t be intimidated by its idea of “sharing is caring,” though, because it is also ideal for those who want to experience an intimate dining experience. 638 Madison Ave., Covington. hotelcovington.com

The Knowledge Bar & Social Room

This unique space is owned by Hotel Covington and offers an energetic, inviting vibe with a night club-style experience. Although not a restaurant, the bar offers fresh cocktails, a large champagne selection and wine. The light bites are designed to complement the drinks while also satisfying your taste buds in all the right ways. 620 Madison Ave., Covington. hotelcovington.com

Anchor Grill

Anchor Grill has been around for more than 75 years. It serves several fan favorites including omelets, biscuits and gravy, hamburgers and even goetta. 438 W. Pike St., Covington.

Purple Poulet

For a taste of real Kentucky fried chicken, you may want to plan a stop at Purple Poulet. There’s plenty of dining space including its main dining room plus four additional dining rooms in the upstairs part of the building. The bar carries more than 500 bourbons and ryes and its menu is inspired by the food of Charleston and New Orleans, with a little bit of a Kentucky twist. 846 York St., Newport. purplepoulet.com

No matter what kind of cuisine you’re looking to try when you venture out and about, you can be sure that Northern Kentucky is home to a plethora of dining and drinking spots you’ll want to visit again and again.

By Sara Sybert