Amazing tour of a unique brewery / distillery. Our tour guide, Tom, went out of his way to tailor…read morethe experience to our experience level. Really enjoyed the experience and will be back again!

Started our bourbon trail experience here and it was fantastic We had a tour and Michael was our…read moretour guide He was so great He is knowledgeable funny and loves his whiskey His recommendations were spot on It's a smaller distillery which is why I liked it so much Cost of tour $18 So reasonable It's a great way to spend an afternoon

Had an absolutely great time at Blue Stallion Brewing Co. This place is a whole vibe…read more First of all, the beer menu? Impressive. There's something for everyone, whether you're a "let me analyze the hops" person or a "just give me something cold and delicious" person. Everything we tried was solid, and it's clear they know what they're doing. The venue itself is super cool. Family friendly, relaxed, not pretentious, and somehow feels both lively and laid-back at the same time. The kind of place where you can hang out for one drink and accidentally stay for three. Service was great: friendly, fast, and helpful without hovering. Exactly what you want when you're trying to responsibly sample your way through a tap list. Parking is excellent. Stress-free. No parallel parking gymnastics. No circling the block questioning your life choices. Just... parking. Beautiful. They also had a pop-up event featuring local artists, which was awesome. Apparently they host things like that pretty regularly, and I love that they're supporting local small businesses. Nothing pairs better with a craft beer than community spirit. They offer pizza, which we didn't try this time, but it looked and smelled incredible. Great beer, cool atmosphere, excellent service, strong community vibes, and parking that doesn't make you cry. 10/10, will absolutely be back.

Beer way exceptionally good. German brewing style made the difference. Be sure to try a…read moreHefeweizen wheat beer for sure!

I ordered the Tomato Bisque & Grilled Cheese. The bisque was smooth and rich, with a little…read moresweetness from the balsamic and a subtle depth from the vodka and truffle salt. The pine nuts sprinkled on top added a nice crunch. The grilled cheese was incredible. The Texas toast bread was buttery and crisp, sandwiching a creamy mix of cheddar, Camembert, and cream cheese. The jalapeño preserves add just the right touch of sweet heat. It was delectable and even better when dunking in the bisque. On a bitterly cold day (heads up, the building is old, so dress warm!), this sandwich and soup combo was exactly what I needed. I would absolutely order it again next time I go.

Food was mediocre. Spaetzle was not spaetzle. It was burnt dough. Waited over an hour for one…read morefamily of our party to get food when other tables got the SAME food we ordered before them, prior to us getting it. Once that member of our party got the food, it was raw dough in the fish and chips. Schnitzel had good flavor but crusting fell right off. Bratwurst was ok but overcooked. I understand they weren't expecting a big party but it was packed other than us. The excuse we got from the bartender/waitress was that she didn't work in the kitchen. Not going back.

Great place to try out some fun beers. We popped in before an event at Rupp Arena to kill some…read moretime. They offer flights for ~$8 which was a great price. I tried some seasonal ciders which were delicious. It was a little too chilly to sit outside, but they have a great patio seating area.

Had a friend in town from out of state and he loves craft beer. Took him here because it was close…read moreto his hotel. We sat at the bar and were served quickly. The bartender cued him in on some good IPA choices. My buddy got the Double Jumper IPA and followed it with Halfway Home. I got Witness the Citrus and followed with Hillbilly Hustle. Great choice of beers on tap.

I've visited this place several times before and usually had a great experience, so this visit was…read morehonestly shocking. Apparently the restaurant has decided to try out a new concept called "Fine Dining: Survivor Edition." The tables sat covered in dirty dishes long enough to qualify as permanent decor, and our food took so long I considered filing a missing persons report. When it finally arrived, it was cold. Not "could use a quick reheat" cold -- I mean "the marinara sauce had the temperature and emotional warmth of an iceberg" cold. The loaded potatoes were overcooked with about three toppings sprinkled on top like they were rationing cheese during wartime. The pizza? Floppy, bland, and somehow both soggy and dry at the same time. Truly impressive. And the chicken parmesan sandwich was just confusing. The bread was actually great, which made it even sadder that the chicken itself was dry and somehow NOT fried. A chicken parmesan sandwich without crispy chicken feels like someone forgot the assignment halfway through. The restaurant may be dog friendly, but after sniffing the leftovers we brought home, even the dogs seemed personally offended. This place used to be one of my favorites, which makes this even more disappointing. Hoping this was just an off night because right now the quality has left the building faster than our server did.

Gotta be honest with you...meh. I was a little disappointed…read more I'll start with the beers. I tried the Old Reliable and the White Girl Wasted. Not much flavor in either one. Hate to say it, as it's local, but I'd much rather knock back a Budweiser. And I never even drink Budweiser. Tried the Margherita pizza. I really liked the wood fired crust. Super tender with a wood fired flavor to it. But the pizza overall was quite bland. And, with tax, it was pushing twenty dollars. That's an Andrew Jackson for a pizza not much bigger than the size of my hand. They have to be pulling fifteen dollar margins on that small pizza. You're not gonna feed a family of four in here without it hurting. And that's just odd to me when we're talking pizza. I really like what they did to the place. Sharp looking inside. But the service ain't really that great, especially when you consider the prices. And it attracts a certain white collar, hipster clientele. Not that there's anything wrong with that but that's the feel. It's not a place you're going to go after you just plumbed a house. It just doesn't have that blue collar feel to it that some breweries do, and I kinda left wishing it did. But hey, what do I know? Place is popular. I hope it's successful in this expansion location. Before I went there, I asked my neighbor what he thought of it when I saw him walking back from the place with a box. He said, in two words, "It's expensive." That's it. All he told me. So, I'll leave you with that.

Groovy ambiance and dog friendly. Lauren took great care of us - including our yellow lab, Lucas…read more We ordered their hot pretzel with beer cheese and mustard.

Awesome beers! Their Octoberfest Marzen and Pumpkin ale were delicious. They also have wine and…read morecocktails. All the folks at the bar came out to say hey to our pups and offered treats. They have a large indoor area with four dartboards and they also have an outdoor beer garden area.

We were excited to stop in and try this new-to-Lexington Tex Mex concept before seeing a movie at…read moreLexLive nearby! The entry space is dedicated to carryout orders, while the majority is a dining room and bar. Although we both enjoyed our dishes - a smothered burrito with chicken and a burrito bowl with carnitas - I couldn't detect anything particularly unique about the cuisine. They had a good selection of Maiden City craft brews (the sweet pear cider was yummy!) and margaritas with house-made flavor additives. The staff was incredibly nice and accommodating, and the proximity to both LexLive and Country Boy is really great. I hope this becomes a destination for students, nearby residents, and visitors alike!

In Lexington Kentucky to take my daughter back to UK for her junior year, stumbled upon this place…read morethat had it all... The best chips and queso ever! Burritos, burrito bowls, chicken wings, everything was great! Not an extensive menu but what they do offer they do very well!!! The cocktails were fabulous!! Highly recommend the blackberry margarita! Could not have asked for a better service. The night we were there they had karaoke to which was fun, good music!

Great spot for bourbon hunting. Lots of high end bottle but also some great store picks! Picked up…read morea Bardstown store pick and it was phenomenal. This store is worth the visit. Helpful staff. Also have a tasting bar you can buy some pours.

A Must-Stop for Bourbon!…read more Justin's House of Bourbon in Lexington is awesome! I had the chance to sample one of their barrel picks from Bardstown and it was absolutely fantastic! The staff were incredibly friendly, knowledgeable, and made the whole experience fun and approachable. Their barrel picks are top-notch, and the fact that you can sample them at the bar for just five bucks is unbeatable. Prices in the shop are very reasonable for their picks and most of their selection. Some tater tax but thats understandable. Whether you're a seasoned bourbon enthusiast or just getting into it, this place is a must-visit. I'll 100% be coming back.