5/5 Stars -- Easily one of the absolute best dining experiences in Kentucky…read more We stumbled upon this gem on Main Street in Corbin, KY today, and it completely blew us away. Located in a beautifully restored 1913 Greyhound bus station, it brings a masterclass in farm-to-table dining with original brick-and-mortar charm. It's authentic, eclectic, and classy without an ounce of pretension--you'll feel just as comfortable rolling in fresh off a lake day as you would celebrating a special occasion. What we ordered (and you need to try): Wagyu Sirloin ($29): We need to talk about this. Served with asparagus and a twice-baked potato for $29, this is easily the single best value dish within a 100-mile radius. Unbelievable quality. Salmon BLT Tacos: Pure perfection, especially after a day on the water. Burrata Cheese & Peach Salad: Absolute fire. Fresh and perfectly balanced. Birria Tacos: Exceptionally rich flavor and executed flawlessly. Blueberry Tiramisu & Limoncello: A shocker of a dessert pairing to end the night--completely knocked it out of the park. The Bar: Drinks are poured with a heavy hand and crafted strong. The open-kitchen concept lets you see the passion this team puts into their craft. Huge thanks to Draven for the warm welcome at the door, and to Laura in the kitchen who pointed us directly toward the must-try dishes and nailed every recommendation. Don't let the reasonable prices fool you--this isn't just "good for Corbin." This is foodie-certified, top-tier dining anywhere in the country. A new absolute favorite. Thank you to the whole team for doing what you do!

Had a great lunch at this trendy spot in Corbin. Counter service with food and lots of IPA choices…read moreon the board. They were out of several salads so I opted for the bang bang shrimp tacos which were good but bland. The Brussels sprouts were fantastic & I highly recommend them. Prices were reasonable with lots of seating!

Not a friendly atmosphere, like walking in to a party you weren't invited to. Mainly older crowd…read morewhen we went and service was not helpful or friendly.

Lots of beers on tap very nice atmosphere. Good prices always enjoy going in here when I'm visiting…read moreSomerset. People are very pleasant and nice.

This little gem is so close to the OBED, and I'm so glad we stopped in (a few times now)--nothing…read morebetter than a day of beautiful hiking/climbing, followed by a cold brew to celebrate. Love it's outdoors, dog friendly, super casual, but has real bathrooms ;) The beers have been good, but they also have cocktails, which is great for the non-beer-drinking folks. There is a food truck that dishes out decent options (BBQ) and good ice cream on those warm summer days. Occasionally, you can catch some live music, which elevates the vibe. There is camping too - if that's your thing! Happy to hop in anytime we're in the area.

This spot is amazing. Great beer and food. The atmosphere is truly unique. I can't say enough…read moreabout the staff that works here. They are fun, engaging, and just so friendly. My wife and I are looking forward to a return visit and we are bringing friends with us.

Cave Hill Vineyard & Winery is an absolute gem! Debbie, the owner, was the perfect hostess -- warm,…read morewelcoming, and so passionate about the winery. I also loved hearing about the passion she and her husband have for their wine. You can truly feel the love and care they put into everything they do. The wine is delicious, the location is beautiful, and their sweet sheepdog/doodle, Ollie, was a wonderful host too! Such a charming touch. And let me just say, the frozen wine margaritas are a delicious treat on a summer day -- so refreshing and fun. Highly recommend Cave Hill Vineyard & Winery for great wine, beautiful scenery, and the kind of hospitality that makes you want to come back again and again!

This place is truly amazing, the hospitality from the owners is wonderful to say the least. The…read morevenue is beautiful and peaceful just as soon as you pull up to the property. Cave Hill as something for everyone and is definitely worth a visit. The same are awesome and easy to work with willing to go the extra mile to make every guest feel special. We high recemmend this place for a wedding or any other private event

Friendly and inviting. Think "Cheers", only in the Country." This brewpub draws an eclectic crowd…read more Male, female. Young, old. Working, retired. Neighbors, out of towners. Tough day at work? Where else can you go to unwind that's affordable? Oh......and the beer is great too.

So, just moving to East Tennessee we have really missed California breweries. That's the ONE thing…read moreCA got right. Until we found this little gem tucked away in the middle of a neighborhood. We decided to give it a try after a guy in a bar in Crossville raved over it. Glad we did. The place was big and the decor was fun. ( caddyshack theme) . But the best part ( besides the hospitality of the owners/brewers) was the beer! We tried Ales, stouts and IPAs. All were amazing. Not beginner beer at all. I've been to some breweries that have 4 to 6 different IPAs and they all taste like they came from the same batch with just different names. Swing on did not disappoint. All three IPAs were different and the New England IPA was one of the best New England IPAs, I've had in a while . Disk golf in the back. Golf simulator inside. We will definitely be back!

Opens at 12pm near Norris Dam. Convenient place near nature. Stop by and you'd be amazed at their…read morebackyard pond which has khi, trout, and even some fly eating plants floating there. The buffalo sandwich was delicious, as well as the Kimchi wings. The service was OK, I did feel the blonde woman taking our order was running out of patience with our questions. It's OK.

We are frequent patrons of Clinch River Brewing and we love this place as one of our Anderson Co…read more staples. The atmosphere is unique, authentic and eclectic and the service is always amazing. The menu is small but everything they put out is amazing with attention to detail. The beer selection is always amazing and they have a great rotation of limited run offerings. This is definitely Anderson Co.'s best kept secret - make sure to check them out on Thursdays for Triva or Wing Wednesdays as the flavor selections are awesome and the size of the wings is terrific!

Bias alert. This is my favorite place in Kentucky. The place is always clean and other than the…read morenoise level being a little load at times the place is amazing. Have had about 15 servers at this point and have not found a bad one yet. The apps there are worth the drive themselves. We have had every app on the menu and all are great. The best two are the pretzel sticks and the chicken nachos. The nachos are a meal on their own. We have often gone and just split the nachos with pretzels. A couple beers and all set. The only thing on the menu I do not like is the berry cake. The cheesecake bread pudding and chocolate cake are all awesome. This is a great place and worth the trip from anywhere.

Best Restaurant in Somerset!!…read more The food and service are fantastic!! The prices are reasonable too!

Went on a ride to enjoy. Beautiful day & ended up at MoCo. It was an unexpected pleasure…read more The beertender was very accommodating and friendly and we love the fact that it was dog friendly since we were traveling with our pup, Martini. The beers were cold and fresh, and we enjoyed the variety. Since they don't have food, we ordered some burgers from right across the street and they were delivered hot and promptly by another friendly individual. It was a really chill adventure, and we would definitely recommend it and be back the next time we're in the area They all had some cute merch so we brought home a pint glass

Just a short drive away from Frozen Head State Park, you'll find this little hole-in-the-wall gem…read moreof a micro-brewery! A perfect end to a hiking day! You can bring your own food, and the dogs are welcome! So we packed some snacks for after our hike, grabbed a table, and got some flights! Lots of space inside, and the noise level was suitable for having conversations. They have a good variety of brews suitable to please all the spectrum of drinkers from Seltzers, Stouts, Ales, to hoppy ass IPAs. And they even have coffee if you want to skip the booze. You are free to get a taste before deciding as well. The fella behind the pours was really nice and loved that he used his face and head jesters to let me know if he liked a certain brew or not ;) Say no more, sir!! I'm excited to see what is going on around these parts as the weather improves and the outdoor area opens up. But it will be our stop anytime we head to FHSP!

This was the last stop on the 62 Ale Trail and so happy we made the trip. Off the beaten path,…read morelocated in a barn with views that can't be beat! Huge property, picnic tables, a fire pit and dog friendly. Also be sure to pick up a passport and get your beer stamps along the way!

Hidden gem in the hills of East Tennessee. Great beer. Great pizza. Hang and talk to the locals -…read moreit's worth it!

Came to town for the Garlic Festival, but absolutely LOVED this place! It's very cute and a bit…read moreunassuming at first. Staff are super friendly and helpful. Wine tastings are an amazing price -- and the wine is absolutely delicious.

A nice surprise! We…read morehad a little time to kill before check in time at our Airbnb. And I had come prepared with local (generally speaking, as nothing is very close by to anything else in this area) brewery and winery options to possibly check out. Highland Manor was the closest and simplest to get to, so that is how we decided on this one. Turns out, the winery shares the property with one of the breweries that I had bookmarked! We were the only ones there when we walked in, and had a great time doing a full tasting with the friendly employee. I think you get 3 samples for free, but more than that costs a little and you can try everything as well as get a small glass to keep. The offerings were ok. Good enough that a we got a few bottles to either bring home or to enjoy on our cabin weekend. They also had frozen wine offerings, and we got to include trying the beer and cider they had on tap as well. We also got a growler of one of their ciders to bring to the cabin for the weekend. The visit was lovely, mostly thanks to the friendly wine steward. Definitely recommend a stop in, if you are in the broadly general area.