Mixed experience overall. The latte was definitely a highlight and well made, though the refresher…read morewas a bit too sweet for my taste. The space itself has a really cool vibe, especially with the bookstore feel, which makes it a nice place to hang out. Unfortunately, the rest didn't quite match that atmosphere. There's potential here because the setting is unique, maybe I was just here on an off day.

This location is very eclectic and nice to be connected to a bookstore. There is lots of seating to…read morerelax and enjoy your beverage or food. I enjoyed my egg sandwich and the service was good.

We went every day, Wednesday to Saturday while visiting our son and his family. On Saturday we…read morepicked up our dozen pre-ordered cinnamon knots to head back home to Texas and put in the freezer! How long can we make them last???? Hmmmmm This place is 10/10!!!!!

100% must visit in town! The pastries were phenomenal and the staff was so friendly. We got one…read moresavory and one sweet option - highly recommend trying both! Only 2 small downsides. The place is pretty small and there is no where to sit and enjoy the heavenly treats. And second, the coffee was just ok. Slightly disappointed with that but the danishes made up for it.

"Whisky is liquid sunshine." - George Bernard Shaw…read more July 15, 2020 Buffalo Trace Distillery - My first time on the bourbon trail. Absolutely memorable. As a National land mark and the oldest continuously operating Distillery in America, Buffalo Trace Distillery has been making whisky for more than 200 years. It was an experience beyond my greatest expectations and an amazing place to begin my adventure on the bourbon trail in Kentucky.

I looked at several highly rated reviews, trying to understand what they experienced and I missed…read more I did a tour. I was pleased with my guide. He was knowledgeable and entertaining. The content was adequate. I believe the distillation processes were thoroughly explained and history covered well. I'd rate the tour as a 4 out of 5. The grounds were well kept and clean. Again, a 4 out of 5. Now I'm not a distillery expert and probably more importantly, I don't have any brand loyalty, but where I feel Buffalo Trace would have benefited me would be by allowing for the chance to taste some of their more rare, expensive or unique whiskeys. I just don't see the value of driving to the distillery to sample the very product readily available at any Midwest alcohol shop. Here I was limited to tasting a vodka, their signature Buffalo Trace Bourbon, a Blanton's and a rye. That's all. Because I can buy these virtually anywhere. It just seemed a little shallow if not disappointing. The gift shop was nice but no chance to purchase any of the nicer whiskeys manufactured here. If you want to experience the destination you will probably enjoy this place. If you are a bit of a whiskey connoisseur, you might be a bit disappointed.

Must stop to eat. Doesn't look like much and is hidden a bit, close to 3 distillery tours…read more Tons tons of bourbon, but good solid food, kitchen open to watch how they pump out some tasty food, had the bologna sandwich with a spicy stone ground mustard. Side wax one the best corn bread muffins I've had in while. Nice selection of local beers. Friendly and fast staff, kitchen was fast at pushing out some good meats and comfort food. Small inside dining, packed in, but still nice, outdoor patio with bags area, tuck away but worth the trip.

Charming place close to Castle and Key. Very busy, and it looks like there's always a wait. It…read morelooks like you could make reservations, though! This place is quite small, and just a warning only one bathroom. It's pretty congested by the bathroom door, and there isn't really anywhere good to wait. This could be difficult for someone with disabilities. Service was on the slow side, but very friendly. We tried the smashburger Kentucky style, and the smoked fried bologna. Both were good, and we would definitely return when in the area to try something else too. There's an outdoor area with some picnic tables, cornhole, and chalk for kids to write on the sidewalks.

Refused Handicapped Hearing Accommodation I am hearing…read moreimpaired and use hearing aids to hear properly. On the morning f 11/13, I had forgotten my hearing aids and drove to the window to place my order so I would be able to communicate placing my order. The staff refused to accommodate my hearing handicap and take my order at the window. I am sure that Starbucks has policies regarding this type of issue and would not approve of their refusal.

Visit your nearby Starbucks today to get your reusable Starbucks red cup!…read more Only available today My fav place in town

Great tour and wonderful grounds, the $40 tour fee is high, but it was about an hour very…read moreinformative. Awesome distillery, old castle with everything inside to distill. Lovely garden and the history was very interesting. Local food truck and small bar, tons of outdoor seating.

In a word, this venue is "unique". In the world of distilleries and distillers, a destination worth…read morethe trip. Once a distillery over a hundred years ago and defunct, reborn into the 21st century. Spirits distilled from inside a real Scottish castle is not something available anywhere else. The grounds are well kept, including many of the original buildings and grounds. I did a tour. Cristi was my guide. Enthusiastic and knowledgeable would be my description of her tour. The downside is the spirits weren't particularly favorites but they were well made and well packaged. I'm intentionally leaving many details out as I don't want to be a spoiler! Go, try this place out! It's truly one of a kind.

The cutest little coffee shop I've ever been in. Not only was the vibe immaculate: quiet, quaint,…read moreand whimsical, but the service was quick and customized, and the coffee was delicious. When you walk to the back of the shop, you enter a children's bookstore wonderland. Complete with themed play areas and classic childhood characters. I left mentally planning my next trip to bring my daughter with me to experience it!

Great Fresh Baked Goods! The Service was friendly and quick. Ambiance is so nicely decorated and…read morebeautiful!

Our first visit here started off great. We were warmly greeted and we sat in the main dining room…read more The place has a really great casual vibe and a comfortable feel to it. Our coffees took a bit to show up but all were pleased with what they got. Food came out relatively quickly and Zoey got a scone which she loved, nicely warmed and delish. Teresa got the Brie, lettuce and tomato sandwich and she loved that too. I was less fortunate as my breakfast bowl arrived cold. The potatoes were tasty and the whole bowl presented well, but it was stone cold. When I mentioned this to folks at the desk they said 'thank you.' I took a Star. We ordered some of their bread pudding and a slice of carrot cake to go. The bourbon bread pudding was fabulous and the carrot cake was very good, but clearly had been left out as it was dry, not the moist goodness you'd expect. All said a mediocre first experience so we'll likely give them another try at some point.

Such a cute stop beside the nursery. Love the greenhouse vibe. We got delicious cups of tomato soup…read moreand the very fun deviled egg platter--a kind of build-your-own-adventure eating experience.

This is an old school bakery... donuts... donuts... fantastic and unusual to find a classic…read morethrowback bakery. Looks like this place has been here forever. There's drip coffee and a cooler with soda and milk. There are a couple of chairs and a couch that matches its vibe.

I woke up early and decided to take a drive and get the kids something sweet for breakfast. So…read morewhere to go? Should I go into Louisville or towards Frankfort? I jumped on my trusty Yelp app and looked up bakeries and found Poppy's Bakery in Frankfort. I've been to Frankfort numerous times; but, had never taken a drive down that road. I am so glad I tried Poppy's out. From the moment I got out of my car I could smell the fresh baked goodies. One word.....heavenly. The lady working was so patient with me after I told her this was my first visit. Everything looked so delicious. I chose an assortment or cinnamon rolls, raspberry filled donuts, cheese danish and cherry cream Cheese danish. When I say this was the best danish Ive ever had I mean it! The danishes almost had a brûléed texture. One bite into that initial crunch then sweet, pillowy dough. My heavens...I'll be going there plenty. They had a wide variety of baked yummies that I'm sure would get a thumbs up from even the toughest critic. Thanks Yelp for the recommendation. I honestly would've never drove that way otherwise. Try it out y'all.