First Biggby Coffee Trip Stopped by Biggby this morning…read morewhile out on a work run--figured I had to try it since it's the go-to coffee spot in Georgetown, KY and I'd never been. Tried the Butter Bear and it was pretty good! I'd definitely go back and sample something else next time. Also grabbed the new pretzel minis... solid little snack. Staff was super friendly, patient, and gave great recommendations. Glad I finally checked it out!

went here and started pooping myself because of the diggly darn coffee! would try again!…read more#stayblessed

They are only open on weekends now, but the service is friendly and the food is good and…read moreinexpensive. There are also more flavors of milkshakes than you can imagine. They also have a wide variety of candy. The shop is connected to a Christian bookstore as well.

Central Purrk Cat Cafe is located in Georgetown, Kentucky and about 15 miles north of Lexington,…read moreKY. Central Purrk is also a coffee bar and pastry shop. You get the best of both worlds, spending time with foster cats while enjoying a midday snack. It's $7 for 30 minutes, or $13 for one hour. All cats are adoptable for $100. House Rules include... - 8 guests at a time - They ask you do not pick up the cats. - Do not feed - Please leave sleeping kitties alone. - Wash your hands before entering. Entering inside through the double glass doors and greeting the little ones, they charmingly performed their sniffies and investigative duties on me. Once I received everyone's stamps of approvals, it was bonding time! Massaging their heads, necks, chins, ears and tummies...as long as the residents were filled with contentment, my responsibilities were well earned. And, I even received some licks and lovin in return. It's moments like these I live for. I have a huge soft spot for animals and taking an hour out of the day to come to this cat cafe was truly rewarding. Btw, there was an orange colored cat who was ultra friendly and filled with tons of personality. Enjoying its spa day, this cat could not control its tail! I believe it was feeling pure bliss which brought incredible joy to my heart. In the end, the one hour flew by that I probably could have stuck around and paid for hour number two. Still, it was unbelievably heartwarming connecting with these cats in a loving manner and I certainly made fond memories visiting the Central Purrk Cat Cafe.

Love the ice coffee! And those sweet cats. And kind efficient staff! Try it soon!!! You will enjoy…read moreyour time at Central Purrk!

The cutest little cafe ever! Off the beaten path but totally worth the drive. The food was…read moreexcellent, especially the potatoes! Service was friendly!

Small little place with good food. When I was there the porch was enclosed but not climate…read morecontrolled, so if its cold out, dress in layers. The biscuits and gravy were really good. The store inside has a lot of little gift type items for sale. There weren't many baked goods when I was there, not sure if that is the norm or I was there on an off day.

On a recent Saturday, we had friends visiting from Huntsville, and--like always--a tour of the…read moreKentucky Bourbon Trail was part of the plan. After leaving yet another distillery, the ladies in our group wanted to head to Georgetown for some shopping. But before the shopping could begin, we needed lunch. We had stopped at Fava's a few weeks earlier with another group of friends for breakfast, and it was excellent. With that great experience in mind, we decided to try Fava's again, this time for lunch. The décor is classic Old Town Kentucky--exactly the kind of place that brings back childhood memories of small-town restaurants. Charming, comfortable, and familiar. We seated ourselves and looked over the menu. I went with the chili cheese hot dog with fries. My wife and one of our friends chose the open-faced Reuben, and the last member of our group ordered the club sandwich. Every dish was excellent. The club sandwich was so large it required a to-go box. Before leaving, everyone except me ordered pie to go-- Fava's pies are legendary, at least to my wife and me. I skipped dessert this time and immediately regretted missing their ice cream options. We dropped the pies off in the car (it was cold enough outside to keep them safe), and then the ladies headed off to explore the shops of Georgetown. And I cannot leave out the wait staff, very attentive and friendly . This was my second visit to Fava's, and both times have been outstanding. I'm already looking forward to our next "shopping trip" to Georgetown so I can enjoy their food again--and this time, I won't miss out on the ice cream.

Love the quaint decor of this diner. The feel like at grandmas house atmosphere. Walk in and be…read moreseated wherever you like. You pass the cases of yummy pies, cookies and various desserts to get to your table. Immediately greeted with a smile by staff. Place was busy but staff very attentive. I had the special - grilled chicken with bacon and melted blue cheese on brioche bun. It was so delicious. I had the house fries to pair with it. It was move out for GT. My college student had a big appetite. Hefty half pound double patty burger. It was huge! 10/10 recommend this cute place. Food was amazing. We didn't try the desserts but they have to be great. So many people come in for take out for piece of pie. If you're needing a place in GT for lunch this is a must go.

1/12/26 I Stopped by…read moreTea Cha for lunch as I was in town for work. I ordered the lemongrass beef banh mi sandwich along with the chicken wonton soup, and it was such a satisfying meal. The banh mi was delicious and flavorful, I really appreciated the lighter amount of sauce, which let all the flavors mesh so well. But the chicken wonton soup, was incredibly flavorful, comforting, and downright delicious. I would honestly order that soup every single time. it was just that good. On top of the great food, the staff were very friendly and accommodating, which always makes the experience even better. The ambiance is very causal with some music in the background. Food was made to order, and you pay before you sit. All around, this spot is so good, and I highly recommend checking out Tea Cha if you're in the area.

Great food, we were hungry and at the food before we remembered to take pictures. Will definitely…read moreeat there again.

After going to my fair share of this franchise I know that sometimes it can be a crapshoot, however…read morethis location made my drink perfectly! The store was clean and organized. The staff were busy and efficient but not necessarily friendly ( fine by me if the drink is good). The music was jamming so not really a quiet place to study, at least on my visit. If you are in the area and like Starbucks then this location should be on your list.

Paid almost 6.00 for a bacon breakfast sandwich and when I got home there was no bacon on the bacon…read moresandwich. When I called them ,they said the sandwiches come pre-made, we'll don't you think it should be someone's job to check them.

Everyday DELICIOUS baked goods (the cinnamon rolls...). These were taken at another visit prior to…read moreSanta. Now today they have FREE Santa pics and Mrs. Claus too. ‍ Family owned and run, you will love this place.

Cozy and friendly. Yummy treats and great breakfast items. I've not tried their lunch yet, but I…read morehave returned for sweets.

This is a cute little place, well decorated and welcoming. The staff is incredibly friendly, ready…read moreto please and help you with what you need. I had the gluten-free everything bagel and was able to taste test the French onion cream cheese before I ordered it. It was so good. I bought another bagel and a tub of cream cheese.

We stopped at the new location in Cheapside Park . My…read morefriend got a regular coffee and I got an iced oatmeal banana pancake latte. Which was really good by the way and my friend said her coffee was really good as well. They have a variety of snacks as well as bagels that are flown in from Queens, NY(which is where I'm born and raised). I did ask the girl at the counter and she told me she thought they were from Queens. She did confirm with someone named Nate. This is where it kind of goes sideways for me he was very dismissive about it when I told him I was born and raised in Queens. Both girls at the counter on the other hand were super friendly and helpful. Would I go back again? I would because I'm all for supporting small businesses especially when their coffee is that good. Would I care to speak with Nate again? Absolutely not.