intentionally intensely local bites for now, for later, for any time — always fresh
BITES
How to grab a bite:
stop by our little spot during business hours and pick up something scrumptious
pre-order lunch for yourself and coworkers on the day of and pick up during business hours
email us to pre-order for a future luncheon, meeting, tailgate party — you name it — and schedule a pick up (48 hours notice, please)
check out the big green fridge inside Pomegranate — you never know what spreads, soups & other goodies we’ve tucked in there!
about
Pamela Sexton, Mom to Chef Ouita Michel and Penny to her childhood friends, was our inspiration for Penny’s at Pomegranate.
Pam was an artist, writer, civic leader, and champion of wholesome, healthy eating. She and her husband Bob Sexton, founder of the Prichard Committee on Academic Excellence, lived right around the corner on Kentucky Ave., where this photo of mother and daughter was taken.
When we first learned that our friend Angela Beck was relocating Pomegranate to a new location on East Main St., and wanted us to open a casual garden café, we knew right away that it should be named for Pam.
Pam loved good food and interesting people, and had an incomparable sense of style, all of which burst into vibrant life at her art-filled home in the Woodland Park neighborhood.
We want our little spot at the corner of Clay and Main to be a bright and welcoming place. Where friends can meet for a bite of something tasty, catch up with a glass of wine, take home a treat for later.
As colorful, creative, carefree and full of life as Penny herself.
farms & farmers
we are proud to partner with local producers and growers to make delicious meals for you, including —
Elmwood Farm lettuces grown just for us in Scott County
Eggleston Farm pastured chicken from Berry, Ky.
breads and baked goods from the Midway Bakery
organic herbs and greens from Salad Days in Woodford County
squash and seasonal veggies from the Holly Hill Inn Gardens