We walked in and were asked to sit wherever. We sat by the door. We could also see a little bit…read moreinto the kitchen where we were. We were greeted by a pleasant server. She was great. We ordered the bacon breadsticks. They were good as long as you ate on the outside. The middle was soggy and checked the dough was not fully cooked. We ordered the supreme pizza. The crust of the pizza. Was good and toppings were good as well. No issues there. The main issue was the sauce. It was basically all tomato paste but did not taste like tomato or did really have any flavor. It was odd at best. Other things observed. My wife noticed French fries in a heating box. They were there when sat down and did not move until we already had our pizza. It was at least 10-15 minutes. Then it was served to the table behind us. Needless to say they did not eat but a few of them. We looked after they left. From what I heard around everyone else likes the Alfredo sauce and the bruschetta. I do not think I will be returning. If I do I will be trying the pasta with Alfredo. The prices were fair and the service was good. I just really wish I could say the pizza was worth it.

An adorable little place to go. I road trip from Somerset once a month to get my Italian food fix.read more

First, the good: the cheese bread--delicious . Wish we had ordered it without the cheese-- doesn't…read moreneed it. two types of pizza sampled. The bee sting and the "works." (I forget the name) both excellent. Crunchy, bubbly crust, decent sauce, nice and hot. Could have used a bit more meat. Spaghetti with meat sauce, very good. Now the bad: "eggplant parmigiana" absolutely farcical. Tiny enough to be Barbie food, but listed as an entree--what?!? Eggplant parmigiana comes with a side of spaghetti in every Italian American restaurant on earth. This one was TEN DOLLARS and saltier than JOAN RIVERS! My friend sent it back and they offered 50% off (LOL) He said it is inedible, and i want the whole charge removed. They complied. Server was nice and efficient, ambiance was primo, tiramisu was DIVINE, tiny cannolis were great! Overall, EXCELLENT restaurant. Just remember folks, if you have a questionable item on the menu, and someone sends it back, REMOVE the whole charge--standard practice.

I went here for lunch month or so ago while visiting the old town I grew up in…read more I saw that there was now a pizzeria downtown, and I wanted to try it. I'd been around Stanford as a child when we got the town's first pizza place. . .and 40 years ago that Pizza Hut was revolutionary. I remember in the 1990's when we got a few little "mom & pop" pizza delivery places there too. So, seeing that there was a pizzeria in town as a sit-down place, I figured I'd want to try it next time I was in town. I will say that the actual Pizza itself was pretty dang good. The ambiance and decor were also the best (by far) of any pizza place that Stanford has ever had. I will say, there are two notable criticisms that dented my enthusiasm for the place however. First is, they have a VERY limited lunch menu. I went there on lunch only to find their lunch menu is literally postcard sized and only one option of a specific combo meal. . .choose what two toppings you want on your pizza, and which of two salads you want with that. I'd heard about some of their other pizzas, and was very disappointed I couldn't have those. Second is. . .who uses kale as the base green for a Caesar salad? I get trying to be creative and such, but when you literally only have two salad options on the menu, and the usual favorite of a Caesar salad has kale as its green base, that's a little TOO experimental for what I was hoping to be a comfort food lunch at a small-town pizza place. I'll give it a bit of credit for wanting to try new things. . .but some times you just want familiar comfort food. If I'm there at some point in dinner hours I may come back and find the place is better when I can order off the full menu, and I'll say it's a step up from the mass-market pizza joints that Stanford has had in the past. . .but I just can't justify a top rating for this place right now.

Este es un restaurante increíble! My wife and I visited for the first time on a fairly busy…read moreSaturday night in May. Town was busy. This little gem is situated in the quaint, charming Civil War historical town of Perryville, Kentucky. It is literally just a few miles from the nation's most historically authentic, Civil War battlefield. There is on street parking as well as a small parking lot to the left of the entrance. Upon coming in the front door you are greeted by old fashioned, hardwood floors and a simple, yet amply stocked bar. You might even find yourself daydreaming about an old Civil War general sitting at the bar smoking a cigar and drinking a glass of bourbon. We were taken around the bar by the hostess and seated in the main dining room. The dining room is spacious and seating is comfortably situated. We chose a booth. I am a fairly portly individual and while I like the privacy of a booth, my belly is usually squeezed against the table for the duration of the meal. Such was not the case here. The booths are amply spaced for guys my size. Almost immediately, we were greeted by a genuine Latino waitress sporting a gentle smile. She got our drinks and brought us a basket of warm corn chips and salsa. The salsa had a mild bite and an excellent flavor profile. The first thing that genuinely grabbed my attention was the seven page menu on the table before me. Seven, I said that. The menu is rife with genuine and typical Latino entrees. This establishment also has an extensive pizza menu. I decided to try the pizza, while my wife decided to try a fajita entree. I ordered a three topping medium pizza. It arrived with liberal helpings of pepperoni, sausage and mushrooms, all enrobed in ooey gooey melted cheese. It was a good pizza. I suspect it may have been cooked in a wood fired oven. It had a subtle hint of mild smoke flavoring. It may have been the sausage too. My wife ordered a chicken fajita. It arrived sizzling as is customary with such a dish. It was served with the customary plate of beans and rice. We held the sour cream as my wife has a dairy allergy. She is also gluten intolerant and the waitress made sure that her fajita would be served with corn tortillas, not flour ones. The food was delicious. It was flavorful, served hot and pleasing to the palate. We did not order drinks, but while we sat there, margaritas in goblets the size of small goldfish bowls crisscrossed the dining room. They genuinely looked amazing. After finishing our main course, I observed a plate of decadent something cross the dining room. I stopped the waiter carrying it and asked about it. He told me it was churros and offered to get me some. I was already quite full, but looking across the dining room at that creation now perched on the other table, I had to have one myself. Four perfectly cooked churros, still warm, arrived at the table. Ice cream enthroned them with generous helpings of whipped cream. All drizzled with chocolate syrup. I said a quick prayer that today was not my day to contract diabetes and promptly downed that pile of decadent calories. It was delicious. The dining room itself is nicely decorated in geographically authentic decoration. It was not too hot, nor too cold. The dining room is ADA compliant. I did not need a restroom, so I did forget to check them on the way out. My only complaint, and it is a mild one, was how noisy the dining room got at one point. Being an old brick building, there is a bit of a din when everyone gets talking. Other than that, the dining experience was pleasant. The true "shock value" of the evening came when the receipt landed on my table. We enjoyed that entire meal for $38. The price point on their food is amazing! This is 2026. You'll spend more for the gas to get here than you will crowding your digestive track with these epic offerings! I was impressed to say the least. I checked the receipt and it all appeared to be there. We left as the dinner rush wound down. When we left some old codgers had bellied up to the bar and were engaged in conversation. You feel like you could get to know this town talking to them fellas. This establishment gets a five star review from me. The best part is that it is only nine miles from my home in the Kentucky countryside.

Best place ever to eat. I especially love the Papa Fajitas meal! The staff is terrific. Hilda…read moreruns a great restaurant!

What a terrific pizza. We've had several and they are super nice all the way to delivery. Highly…read morerecommended!

In this area of Garrard County (North Lancaster), beggars can't be choosers. You're 15 minutes from…read moreany restaurant or fast food, and sometimes fast food just doesn't tickle your fancy. You want something super quick and easy and because there is nothing else around, your "last stop" or maybe "last resort" is this pizza shop. Knowing what a bind you've put yourself in, as a self-respecting adult you accept any and all repercussions of your lack of forethought or effort to have or cook food at the house. You set your expectations appropriately low and give Last Stop a phone call to place an order for pickup. A very kind and polite person answers the phone and takes your order. You're already pleasantly surprised. 15-20 minutes and your pizza will be ready. You diddle daddle for a few and then go a very short drive to pick up your order. You arrive and you're greeted by another very polite and well-mannered young person at the drive-up window who retrieves your pizza and collects payment. You notice by looking in through the window that the place is neat, tidy and clean. Your wife opens the pizza box and exclaims how good it looks despite having no real crust. You arrive back home and quickly tear into the pizza because you're starved and in a pinch. The pizza is hot, has plenty of cheese and isn't super greasy. Now is it the best pizza you've ever had? Of course not, but you wouldn't expect it to be. Does it eat? You bet your buns it does. After a slice or two, you begin to pinpoint where the pie's weakness lies--the crust. Neither crispy nor fluffy, the crust verges on chewy, but you don't let that stop you from enjoying another slice. Last Stop places the pepperonis and any other toppings underneath the cheese. This prevents the pepperonis from getting crispy and flavorful, though likely keeps the pie from getting greasy. A trade off that, though regrettable, is not a dealbreaker for this reviewer. Service was excellent, pizza was good enough and I'm happy.

Supreme pizza the best I have ever had. Service fast, efficient, friendly. Ambiance, your…read moreneighborhood "Cheers" bar. It's about 13 miles from home, but it's a nice drive, and the food is SO worth it. They have a good selection of other "pub food" and hard drinks as well. While we were there, the server was taking reservations for a party of TEN! I don't think the place holds more than 30, so that is extraordinary!

Best food I've had in some time. Make the trip. But I've heard if you go after 3 to call for…read morereservations. I can see why. The food was fabulous

I've had several people recommending The Parthenon so yesterday I made it a point to stop in and…read moreget lunch for myself. It was a large menu so I took a few minutes to review it. I ended up ordering the Souvlaki ( chicken skewers) and it was absolutely delicious. It came with rice, salad with a wonderful dressing, warm pita bread and tzatziki dressing . I will definitely be visiting there more often to try other menu items. Also on Wednesdays if you order a platter or large salad they add a free baklava.

We were really excited to find some Greek food an hour from home....well, don't bother!…read more They served us tasteless, totally bland food! Well except for the "souvlaki" which wasn't souvlaki at all, but just some BURNED pork...very dry-never marinated. This place is a dumpster fire.

This is quite possibly the best restaurant to ever exist in Stanford…read more I grew up in Stanford, I can tell you that in the 1980's and 1990's that local restaurants here were nothing but no-name greasy spoon diners selling nothing but fairly generic "burger and fries" and breakfast food, and it was usually pretty lousy. I was back in the town I grew up in a couple of weeks ago, and heard there was a really nice cafe in Stanford now called the Bluebird, so I sought it out. I was amazed. This definitely is more like a place I would expect in Lexington or Louisville. The food is genuinely good. Iced coffee and espresso, hot browns, and lots of other food that was never in Stanford when I was growing up there as a kid. I know that Stanford went wet a few years ago in a referendum, but it's still surreal to see margaritas and other mixed drinks on the menu in a place in Stanford. The ambiance was friendly and welcoming, and struck a nice balance between small town friendly. I had a patty melt, which was probably the best meal I'd ever had in a restaurant in Stanford in my entire life. I will definitely be back the next time I come back to my old hometown.

We love the Bluebird, it has such a great atmosphere. Wonderful service and amazing food, always…read more Try the iced caramel latte- delicious!

Big Bull Steakhouse is a new favorite of ours. Everyone we interacted with was very friendly on our…read morefirst visit, which set the tone for a great experience. We started with the salad bar, and this is one of the best salad bars I have visited. Plenty of greens, vegetables, dressings, pasta salad, chicken salad, broccoli salad (delish!). I would come back for the salad bar alone! For my entree I had the buffet. I enjoyed the ribs, wings, and fried fish the most. My husband had a delicious sirloin and baked potato from the menu, and he really enjoyed it. I know we will be making the trip to Big Bull again soon. If you are looking for a great steakhouse be sure to check them out.

Warm environment, friendly staff, beautiful decor. The food is delicious a little expensive, but…read morewell worth the price.