Cohen's Retreat

Brunch portions at Cohen's Retreat are often generous, guests describe large quantities and plenty of food on their brunch visits.

The Southern Tomato Pie is a standout, it appears on the Brunch menu and multiple guests have praised it as a favorite.

For a standout visit, go on Sunday for brunch, guests repeatedly praise Cohen's Retreat's Sunday brunch and it runs Saturday–Sunday 11:00 am–3:00 pm.

Yes, Cohen's Retreat is frequently chosen for anniversaries and date nights, with guests praising its intimate atmosphere, wine list and craft cocktails.

Yes, Cohen’s Retreat has an outdoor patio where guests have enjoyed hanging out and socializing.

Cohen’s Retreat feels warm, historic, and eclectic, charming themed rooms, unique decor, a gift shop and cozy, elegant dining areas, with live-music nights in the bar.

Smart casual, polished but relaxed; many guests dress up a touch for anniversaries and special occasions.

Cohen’s Retreat tends to have a bustling bar scene, while the main dining rooms often provide a quieter, peaceful spot for conversation.

Cohen’s Retreat is especially beloved for its weekend brunch, brunch runs Saturday and Sunday from 11:00 am–3:00 pm, and guests frequently call Sunday brunch a memorable highlight.

Yes, Cohen’s Retreat has a well-stocked bar offering craft cocktails, an extensive wine list, and higher-end whiskeys, all praised by guests.

Yes, guests mention a bustling happy hour with bar specials, and many diners enjoy brunch offerings that include bottomless mimosas.

Cohen’s Retreat spreads across several charming rooms, a main dining room plus themed rooms (the Blue Room and a porch), private dining rooms, a well-stocked bar with an adjacent alcove lounge, a patio, and a lobby with couches.

Yes, families are welcome: guests note a stress-free visit with a baby and the availability of high chairs, and the restaurant’s private rooms and brunch service work well for family gatherings.