Our Christian Tours bus tour from North Carolina had lunch at your restaurant on December 5th. The lunch was excellent, including the desserts involving peanut butter. The young people staff were very efficient and courteous. A matron staff member gave me a post card of Bryan Place formerly Y.M.C.A., on the back of which gave the history of your historical building which was very informative as to its history and being entered in the National Registry of Historic Places. The front of the post card was an excellent picture of your building including the “old fashion car” sitting out front. I have vacationed in all of the fifty states, most of the national parks and eleven countries. I have a post card collection in leather bound albums of all the above places. This beautiful post card has a honored place in my Ohio album. My degree is in history; the information about this historical building has broaden my history knowledge. Thank you to the lady who gave me the post card. Happy trails!!
Barbara
Bryan Place History
Bryan Place is listed on the National Register of Historic Buildings, built in 1926. It once housed young women and provided them with recreational and social activities. Carol Bryan bought the building and with some updates and renovations, it offers a restaurant on the first floor and a furniture gallery on the second and third floor. Bryan Place also offers, private parties, comedy clubs, fund raisers, weddings, celebrations of life and catering. Locally owned and operated.
Bryan Place can accommodate any group from 10-300 people. Private rooms are available. We also offer a complete bar and outside dining.
key features
- Family Owned
- Sunday Brunch
- Full Service Bar
- Private Parties
- Comedy Clubs
- Fundraising
- Outdoor Dining
