Now OPEN on the Historic Square in Covington... 

The Square Perk Cafe' is a mixture of great coffee,(supplied by Jittery Joe's), good food, and a fun and relaxing atmosphere.  Our philosophy is simple...

• Provide a clean and inviting space for folks to gather.
• Sell great tasting food that people recognize with a new twist.
• Keep our prices low and our service level high.

We are located at 1105 Church Street in the historic Covington Square.  We occupy the space formerly known as "A Touch of Country" 

This space has been many things over the last 100 or so years.  Irene Smith remembers crawling around on our marble floors as a  baby when her daddy owned the City Pharmacy.  Phil and Karen Stone can recall all of the different retailers that have enjoyed great success in this very location. 

No matter what has been between these walls, whether a Pharmacy, Drug Store, Soda Fountain, or Furniture Store, this place has always been a place "Where Friends Meet" and the Square Perk Cafe' pledges to continue that tradition.

 Now OPEN on the Historic Square in Covington... 

The Square Perk Cafe' is a mixture of great coffee,(supplied by Jittery Joe's), good food, and a fun and relaxing atmosphere.  Our philosophy is simple...

• Provide a clean and inviting space for folks to gather.
• Sell great tasting food that people recognize with a new twist.
• Keep our prices low and our service level high.

We are located at 1105 Church Street in the historic Covington Square.  We occupy the space formerly known as "A Touch of Country" 

This space has been many things over the last 100 or so years.  Irene Smith remembers crawling around on our marble floors as a  baby when her daddy owned the City Pharmacy.  Phil and Karen Stone can recall all of the different retailers that have enjoyed great success in this very location. 

No matter what has been between these walls, whether a Pharmacy, Drug Store, Soda Fountain, or Furniture Store, this place has always been a place "Where Friends Meet" and the Square Perk Cafe' pledges to continue that tradition.