If you love karaoke this is the place to be. You can go in…read morethe back area that's free and listen to people sing or sign yourself to sing. Or you could get a private room for just you and your friends and sing as loud and wrong as you please. If you get your own room you can order drinks from there and the come down from the ceiling. It's always amazing to look at.

Reserved a room for two hours. Drinks are reasonably priced, well-crafted, and tasty enough…read more Employees were also pretty nice and helpful. But the actual experience felt bare and poorly-executed. Cheap. The rooms are very minimalist in design, are not soundproofed (can hear other rooms singing, not to mention the main club room), and the karaoke tech is TERRIBLE: The music defaults to weird keys, is randomly out-of-sync with on-screen lyrics, and the song library is so minimal (do not go to the Japan-themed karaoke bar and expect to karaoke any Japanese songs or anime titles). Add to that the removal of past elements like drinks being lowered through the ceiling and robot deliveries, plus a mandatory gratuity added to your room reservation fee (not just your drinks, which itself is sensible), and I can't help but feel Tokyo Kitty has gone out of their way to cheapen an experience (not the cost) that will eventually run out of one-time customers. Improvements I think could help: Karaoke client overhaul - install a system that works and has a broader selection of music. Probably get better microphones too. Automated drink order system - This is a rare business that actually NEEDS QR code mobile phone menu/ordering. Guests order drinks on their phones, and employees can deliver them as needed. Or, install the novelty drink-delivery system! Flipping a card in a window and waiting for someone to enter and try to juggle drink orders while customers are wailing into a mic is inefficient. Sound proof rooms - or sound dampening. If the hole in the ceiling is pointless to have anymore, get rid of it! Spruce up the place - a few graphic arts of some celebrities hung on the walls feels cheap and lazy (The mural of Eartha Kitt stays. It's so good and adds some real, actual character and warmth, but it's the ONLY thing.) Otherwise, add literally ANYTHING that says "You're in a place called 'Tokyo Kitty'!"

This place is so lame. It is never lively or well attended. It's a dead zone. An afterthought…read more Nothing on draft, very few selections for beer and a very lame wine list. I was afraid to even order an appetizer because it looks like everything is in a deep freezer and who knows how long it's been sitting there. Bartenders don't seem to care. They don't engage conversation. They are clearly just there to make their hourly pay and then gobble up your tip as soon as you place it on the bar. Lady's night was a total joke. No specials, no advertisement. No presents on social media whatsoever. I think this place is a money laundering scheme or the owner. Or a tax write-off. Go down to Olde Town.

Unexpected visit was more than I expected. We were welcomed in from the cold with a smile and nice…read moregreeting. There was a nice selection at the bar. The bartender made me an amaretto sour, which I hadn't had in years and it was fantastic. On street parking. Small and affordable food menu. Great price on drinks.

No food but there's a Dewey's pizza right across the street. Service was outstanding. Our bartender…read morehas been there for 20 years . A very nice dive bar. Clean and hospitable.

Great watering hole…read more 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.

This neighborhood bar is pretty much what you would think. There is food that is fine, drinks that…read moreare cold and cheap, and people who are there to drink them. Service was as friendly as anyone could ask for. If you are in the neighborhood looking for a drink, you can find it here!

I grew up going to the Green Lantern, it was a little fancier back then. Now it's a bar first and a…read morecafe second, which is the way of the world anyway. We stopped in on the Saturday of 4th of July weekend, which is usually very slow for restaurants. We were the only people in the place from 6-7pm, so they were very slow. We had the $1 chicken wings special and the fried pickles. The wings were pretty good, I'd get those again. The pickles were not good, super soggy and not cooked long enough, skip those. The employees were friendly. it's good to see a place that can survive this long is still rolling.

OMG!!! This was so much fun! I got it for my friends birthday, took it downtown and drove around…read morefor about a half hour before hitting the town. American Pie was our favorite song to sing.

We stopped in here for lunch one afternoon. The bar was quiet and our waitress came over and gave…read moreus menus and asked if we had been in before and no this was our first time. She answered any questions we had and gave us some time to look over the menu. She came back and I ordered the Dubliner cocktail and my friend ordered a Jameson Irish Whiskey. My Dubliner was a strong one and may have been the wrong choice for me for lunch but I will know for the next time in. She took our food order and I ordered the Shaved Prime Rib sandwich and I was given a choice of Saratoga chips, mashed potatoes, house cut fries, sweet potato fries, tots, fried broccoli, peas, or a side salad. I chose the Saratoga chips, I love them! My friend ordered the Reuben and also the chips. My sandwich came with au jus on the side for dipping. My chips were as I would expect them to be, a little thick and crunchy! I was not a big fan of the ciabatta bread on my sandwich but overall it was good. It is an Irish pub and looked good inside with all the wood. I think we will likely stop in again at some point.

I love Irish pubs. I went in early afternoon of a weekday so it was very quiet. Loved some pints of…read moreGuinness and bangers and mash. Food was just okay. Would love to see it during a busy time

I just have to say since I've been back to the area and each time I come to this bar I always feel…read moreso welcomed by the staff as well as the patrons. No attitude, just a very chill relaxing friendly atmosphere. It's nice to see so many of our community with smiles on their faces in this establishment!

I love this bar! I feel comfortable here on a Tuesday afternoon and a Saturday night. Super…read morefriendly atmosphere, which is not always true in the standard gay bar. One note, this bar closes an hour earlier than other spots in Mainstrausse. Technically this is the "art district" and not the "bar district." Maybe 7 tables inside, long bar and few tables outside. By the restrooms is a pool table, which is almost always being played. Overall not a big place. But this is part of the charm of the older buildings in Mainstrausse - businesses downstairs and living quarters upstairs. I love this cozy nook of a bar! The bartenders seem to understand the semi-structured suggestions by patrons who want drinks "strong but sweet" or "beer that is not too wheaty" or "something fun" and succeed in creating this libation. My favorite is Bong Water...

Love the vibe love the people Cassie and her friend are amazing bartenders . Great deal drinks and…read morekaraoke Wednesdays with a pool table gay bar behind it you can't do better then that oh and they had snacks when I went !

My friends and I stopped in Gypsy's to have a drink the place wasn't packed and the atmosphere…read moreseemed fun but we only had one drink because both bartenders were just rude made it seem like we were bothering them. We all still tipped despite the unfriendly customer service we just won't be back.

Very good karaoke friendly staff would recommend for sure dj was cool to as well and would go againread more

For what it is, this place gets 5 stars from me. Having visited 10-15 dives in this area Happy Days…read moretruly was the most happy! The vibe of this place reminds me of a simpler time. The jukebox plays Lynyrd Skynyrd, and basically the entire Forrest Gump soundtrack. And unlike most of the bars in this area this place is bright with a ton of natural light. They keep the doors open so the air runs through the place. It is a very historical bar covered in knick knacks which is kind of fun to look at. They have a pool table and darts. And here's the kicker - they have $4 CRAFT DRAFTS! Yes, local brews on tap for $4. That's cheaper than the breweries! Other brewski's will run ya around $2 bucks. Every time the bf came back from the bar he had a sneaky grin on his face and he would mouth the words to me "Six Dollars! Cindy, Six. Dollars." Those moments of him will be forever burned in my mind. It was almost like he was getting away with something when in reality this place really is that cheap, they are not making a mistake on your bill. Oh, and although we didn't participate - their shot wall has some pretty insane shots on it if that's your thing. This is a place I would bookmark for a sunny afternoon.