Got a dozen cookies, a single cupcake, and a loaf of sourdough. Soooooo good!!!!!…read moreOnly hiccup was GPS had me turning at a turn that did not actually exist. Got quite a few honks.

We were driving home from Frankfort KY and decided we needed a place to stop to have a bite for…read morebreakfast. My wife found this place on Google Maps, so we decided to stop. It was not far off the highway. We were greeted by a very cheerful young lady at the cash register. We told her we had never been here before, so she said that meant we would get a free sugar cookie. Nice! They did have breakfast sandwiches. I had an everything bagel with egg, cheese and sausage. My wife had a scone with egg and cheese. We added coffee. There was no place to sit inside, so we sat on the porch. It was very comfortable. Our friendly young lady brought us our sandwiches plus the coffee pot to fill our cups. Great service, plus a very tasty breakfast sandwiches. The sugar cookie was iced, so it was sweet and good. What a terrific place to stop on our long journey home. We were glad we did!

So hard to choose from the menu. The desserts are beautifully made, each one we shared was…read moredelicious. The beverages were too and the atmosphere was wonderful. It was great being here and we all returned before leaving town.

This is rural Kentucky, south of Red River Gorge, and you'd struggle to find another place to get…read moreanything to eat, let alone anything this nice. This cafe lies at the center of a humble roadside inn, and while it didn't appear to me that many people were vacationing during the off-season, there were plenty of people heading in and out of the cafe. The pastry spread had abundant options, and plenty of this place's own chocolate bars were available for sale. I got a Mayan hot chocolate, which I was told was spicy. Hot chocolate is a beverage that not infrequently lets me down, but this one was full-flavored, and both the spice and the sweetness came through. My chocolate chip brownie with cream cheese icing was wildly indulgent. I didn't have a need for any more than that, but if I did, they certainly could have provided something worthwhile. Given the remote location and irregular hours, I would check their website and social media before coming.

I'm a big fan of KFC. Growing up, my mother used to take us out once a month for a bucket of the…read moreColonel's crispy fried chicken with mashed potatoes and coleslaw. I saw several of my Yelp friends recommend a stop at the Museum and I was all in. I could hardly contain my excitement, seeing the iconic bucket marquee. Outside, in the perfectly manicured lot, stand petroleum artifacts from the Sanders early days as a gas station owner. A historical plaque describes the site. The Museum stands where Harland Sanders (the Colonel) once owned a small neighborhood restaurant, called Sanders. Here, his famous fried chicken took root. Inside, is a modern KFC counter. I be placed my order and was given a beeper. The Museum is filled with artifacts from 1940's to present including Sanders furniture, kitchen ware and an evolution of KFC logo packaging and trinkets. My favorite part of the exhibit was a video of Sanders describing how to prepare his chicken. I was truly inspired by his story as an entrepreneur. My lunch was fresher than any KFC that I had ever had. The chicken was crispy and flavorful. The coleslaw was so brightly colored that I knew it was made within the hour. And the potatoes took me back to my childhood. We spent about an hour total at the museum. There is no charge, except your meal. Restrooms are clean. The museum is fun and interesting. I highly recommend a stop, especially if you're a KFC fan.

I've been wanting to take a road trip here for a while. This was a really cool museum. I was…read moresurprised how much stuff there was. Then when you're done looking at all the museum stuff, you go to the counter and order chicken. This is a great spot for a road trip.

Very sweet little bakery and cafe tucked into the Heritage Station Visitors Center…read more While I didn't try any pastries on this visit, they had an array of impressive-looking gluten free options. I got a cortado, which was decent, and the empanada special (1 chicken + 1 beef) with a cup of the coconut curry miso -- the food was excellent, especially the soup. The service was good, and the ambiance is moody and quirky, with a rustic retro vibe. It's a great place to study or read a book.

This place is in some kind of converted building near the waterfront, which also houses a visitor…read morecenter and a gift shop. There is a small free parking lot which is quite busy. Their offerings are impressive, and include a dessert spread and empanadas and other food cooked to order. They are notable for having several vegetarian and vegan items, which is not always easy to find in this part of the country or in this cuisine. They were out of some things, and notably I had to switch from a more interesting kale salad to their basic one, which had a few dodgy leaves that weren't the freshest but overall was fine. My lentil empanada was of a good size and was robustly filled. It's this sort of thing that I think of when I see places that don't offer plant-based options. It's delicious. It's recognizable, real food. Why not offer something like this? Their dessert selection included a GF vegan case with one type of muffin in it, and some more conventional and splendid looking creations that I did not have room for. My light lunch satisfied, and I'm sure dessert would have been good as well.

This place is great. The staff is the star of this restaurant. They are the nicest people in…read moreKentucky. They seem to remember everyone that comes in and make you feel like family every visit. On Thursdays that have taco salad/chicken nacho days and for around $5 you can get a MASSIVE meal. The food is good. It's not super amazing but with the staff and the pricing, this is definitely a great place to visit. If you get around Mount Vernon, stop in and say hi!

I was passing through the area and was looking for a good breakfast. I saw the Trolley Cafe had…read moregood reviews and gave it a try. The ladies working there couldn't have been any nicer. I had a breakfast plate with scrambled eggs, sausage, and biscuit with gravy. They eggs were scrambled to order. Everything was delicious. The prices were very reasonable. The dining room was spotless. The bathroom was pristine. My only regret was I couldn't stick around for lunch.

Super cool Richmond institution with great coffees and a better grub selection that I would have…read moreguessed! Staff helped me choose between coffees but I still had to go with 2

The staff were really kind and friendly!…read more I got an Iced Hansel & Gretel chai which was gingerbread flavored and it was amazing! As far as I could tell, the syrup flavors in their winter holiday drinks aren't listed online on their socials or through their online ordering. They weren't listed by the front counter either... they were listed in the bathroom though??

As soon as I saw "proudly serving sunergos", I knew I was in the right place!…read more Barista was helpful as I wanted to ensure my order of the Old Kentucky Latte was going to match my sweetness preferences. It was in fact delicious with just a hint of sweet. AND the same barista walked my to go latte to the table where I was sitting instead of calling my name. Small gesture, but it really went above and beyond.

I just had the best coffee I've had in a while!! Honey lavender latte. Not bitter. Not burnt. Not…read moretoo hot. Full of flavor that didn't taste like fake flavoring. The lavender wasn't over powering, just a hint, but the honey was where it was at! There was like over an inch of froth...just like God designed it to be. I also appreciated the girls suggestions on places to go shop while I had time to kill.

Very nice place, great food, great service. Would absolutely recommend. And we will be going back.read more

This is a gem of a meat and 2 (or 3) country style restaurant out in the middle of nowhere. (A few…read moremiles up the road). Daily specials are on a chalkboard and the variety of sides are amazing. The servers are knowledgeable and pleasant, attentive without being overly intrusive. The clean paneled dining room enhances the country feel. This is definitely one of my favorite places to eat!!

Feed + Supply is a super cute hole in the wall spot in a very unexpected place. The vibes are…read moreimmaculate and the food did not disappoint. The owner was friendly and welcoming, let us look around the beautiful event space in the back, and helped accommodate my food allergies. As a gluten and dairy allergy girlie it's often hard to find breakfast places that can avoid both and still taste good. Definitely not the case here! The owner was knowledgeable about gluten and what items contained it or not. We were able to customize a burrito bowl that I would come back for again and again! The only thing I will note that I wish they had, was a latte. I'm definitely not a black Folgers coffee girl, but it did fit the vibe and caffeine was provided, just not necessarily my preferred way;) We will definitely venture back out to Feed + Supply on our next Kentucky trip.

Drove all the way out from Richmond and it's closed up. No sign, no nothing. Super disappointing…read more Hoping to save someone else the wasted time with this review.