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.

We went to Bryan Place just after things opened up after Covid. To be honest we were a bit concerned about going to a buffet but the other six in our party wanted to go. I have to admit they did everything that could be done to make it safe. Sanitizer everywhere, the chef was also the “hawkeye” of the buffet line making sure no one touched or I should say double touched a plate or bowl lest he asked them to carry it away or he did. Foods were safely presented and the hot bar was manned also by “hawkeye” and all was fresh and cooked with great care to be covid safe. Food was high quality for buffet food and overall we were put at ease by the handling of the food and service.
John

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
About Bryan Place

The Bryan Family Of Companies