Such a beautiful stop at Purple Toad Winery! We had the…read moreunexpected opportunity to visit Purple Toad Winery during our travels through Kentucky, and the property is absolutely charming! The grounds are beautiful, quaint, and well-maintained, creating a relaxing atmosphere that's perfect for spending an afternoon with friends and family. The staff was very welcoming, and there were plenty of unique wine varieties to sample. And for FREE! Each person gets up 8 free tastings + 5 free whiskey, tasting If you're looking for a picturesque stop with a fun and laid-back Kentucky winery experience, it's definitely worth a visit. The setting is a 5-star experience--the wine itself was more hit-or-miss for us and didn't quite live up to the beauty of the property (whiskey was better! ) but still recommend visiting for the atmosphere alone. They also had free NA beverages for the kids, which is nice!

Beautiful winery with lots of outdoor sitting areas for friends to gather. 8 samplings for free…read morewith many more to try. Known for their sweet and fruity wines. They sell by the bottle for $16 and a glass to enjoy there is $5. Very affordable. Sweet, helpful and knowledgeable staff. Will ship free to my state (AL) for an order of $65 or more. Military discounts of 20%.

I had the best sandwhich of my life here. I had the black granddaddy Philly…read more The bread was incredible. I also got baked goods from the bakery. The cookies were a big hit with my kiddo. 100% go here.

I live outside of Nashville and happened to be in the area so I grabbed lunch at a spot nearby and…read morethen checked to see if there were any bakeries around. This one popped up so I stopped in. I guess there are multiple rooms here, one part is a restaurant and then there is a bakery. I only was in the bakery. They have a lot to choose from. Some stuff is sitting on the counter in the open which was odd and at one point I thought maybe they were samples but they were full sized items so I think they were for sale. Anyway I decided to order a few items. I ordered some kind of brownie. I think it was called the all good bar. It's a brownie with walnuts in it, then a peanut butter layer on top of it and a layer of chocolate ganache on top of that. It's a buckeye in brownie form and it's amazing. It could easily go into the way too sweet territory but it doesn't. It's perfect. One or two bites satisfies a sweet tooth. So I took a few bites over 2-3 days. I wish I had more. I also ordered I think it was called a basket. It was pastry puff dough in a rectangle with cream cheese in the center and very thin slices of apple on top. I brought that home and heated it up in our airfryer for 3-4 minutes and let me tell you it was one of the best things I've eaten all year. And I've had some really delicious food this year. I wanted to cry. It was that good. Unbelievable. I wanted to scarf it down and also take my time because I didn't want to not have it. The last thing I bought was a two pack of their iced shortbread cookies. They were right by the register and maybe on sale and I figured why not. These took me back to childhood. There was a bakery near us in Ohio called 'taste and tell'. They had the best iced cookies. I'm 43 and I still think about them. That place closed probably 30 years ago? I took a bite of these cookies and time traveled to 'taste and tell'. Whatever recipe they use is the same. They are so good!! Out of the three items I bought I didn't have a favorite because everything was amazing in its own right. The brownie was rich and sweet and decadent and had crunchy and creamy and perfection. The basket was 10/10 pure heaven and the cookies were a blast from the past of one of my favorite childhood treats. I'm both sad and happy that this place is so far from me because i want to be there everyday. I will definitely be back to empty the bakery case and also to try and sandwich or soup or real food too.