.jpg) When Thomas Pounall opened his tinsmith shop on Covington's Main Street in 1866, he couldn't have imagined that nearly a century-and-a-half later the place where he shaped kitchenware would be the destination for beer mavens throughout the Tri-State. And he certainly never suspected that a liquor called Jagermeister, served to warm up deer hunters in his native Germany, would be poured every day where his front counter once stood.
First time visitors to the Village Pub, conveniently located on Main Street midway between 6th and 7th Streets, instantly feel at home. No one can feel neglected or isolated. You can always strike up conversation with the regular patrons or discover that you’re the new best friend of Midas, Newton or the other bar dogs who frequently visit us..jpg) Our six big-screen TVs show all Red, Bengals and the full schedule of NFL games, and live bands are featured every week. If you prefer competitive amusement, the Village Pub offers two pool tables, darts, and an assortment of video games and golf. Customers more interested in playing backgammon, dominos, gin rummy or cribbage can always find a game with our accomodating regulars.
Come visit us soon to see how our concept of a pub fits your concept perfectly. But hurry, because our selection of brews today will probably be different tomorrow.
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