Incredible made to order pizza! They have the best hot sub sandwiches made to order all served in a…read morebeautiful renovated restaurant. Impeccable service from fine local owners.

Food is always great and service impeccable. Cleanliness is…read morealways like one's grandmas house.

Our waitress at this establishment was fast and friendly. I ordered the fried dill pickles, they…read morewere ok. Different than what I'm used to, not sure what the breading was made of. It almost had a potato chip consistency. The portion was HUGE but lacked flavor overall including the ranch it came with. Maybe a bit of buffalo sauce might help. My daughter loved her pineapple pizza, it smelled really good. My husband ordered the beer cheese hamburger sticks. He liked them alright but I thought the smell of the beer cheese was reminiscent of a dirty wash cloth. I don't think it was a cleanliness issue. I feel very neutral about this place. Not bad, not good. I must say that everything arrived so hot and fresh we had to let it cool a bit.

Nice small town ambience and great pizza. My go-to for pizza in Estill county. Good selection of…read morebeers including some locals.

Nice little place. Lots of local artists' art on the walls. Perfect after hiking Red River Gorge…read more The burger was very good and the veggies on it were fresh and crisp! The kale salad was tasty but the chicken was a little dry. The Ale8 ginger ale hit the spot! Ordered up front and got #31. We weren't seated very long at all when the food came out. All the workers were very nice. I'd come back!

Now listen I'm a simple man. I like a gigantic burrito, in this place has gigantic plus plus…read moreburritos. It was delicious. They were super busy, but they got us our food reasonably fast! I like the rock climbing theme ambience because I am a rock climber. Now I'm going to give the review over to my friend who got the burger. Burger was really tasty. It was quality beef and the cheese is really good but the girl who took my order was speaking with a really thick accent and I accidentally didn't get fries, but it was my fault. It was pretty good. Back to the original person now I got the sweet potato fries and they were really good.

Friendly folks, delicious food, great prices, and a beautiful patio that makes you feel both at…read morehome and in the woods.

I had the meat loaf and it was great. Everything was very fresh. People were very friendly and…read morewelcoming. Great place!

This place had the flurry before the blizzard came along, And when you need a good Burger and a…read moremilkshake Or pepper poppers, And chicken strips, This is a place for you. Locally owned For as long as I can remember. If it's pretty out Grab a seat at a picnic table and enjoy the sunshine!

I am always a sucker for these vintage 1950s restaurants ( culinary survivors). When I stopped by…read morethey had the usual selections all of which was acceptable. The problem my wife and I encountered was that they were out of a lot of their selections. The soft serve icecream machine was broken which was a big disappointment. This place would be a lot better if they were open more hours and maybe scaled back their menu to focus on the basics. When we were last there we enjoyed a car show that had over 50 old cars. The ambiance went well with this 1950s restaurant survivor of a bygone era. I hope they can get the kinks worked out post Covid and rejuvenate this place. I think it has a lot of potential. I look forward to the day I can update my review and give them 5 Stars!

This is the other barbecue joint near Red River Gorge. The one not in all the tourist literature…read more The one not on the main road but crazy out of the way, up a long very steep gravel road, marked only by a small leaning wood sign at the last junction where the road got even worse. It was worth the effort! I finally found the place and parked in the almost full gravel lot. I was surprised by how busy it was given the location. The barn-like building was on the top of a hill overlooking grassy fields. Inside it was freezing cold from the AC, noisy from conversation and classic rock on the sound system echoing off the concrete floor. I found a table as advised and my waitress soon appeared. The bbq choices, all wood-smoked in house of course, were brisket, pulled pork, and pork ribs. Some of the non-bbq mains were fried chicken, blackened catfish, grilled portabello, and shrimp&grits. So a wide selection. The mains included choice of 2 sides. The only flaw in the menu was the ribs. It's only sold as a full rack a la carte. Not a single-serving portion with sides. I got the brisket with baked beans and cornbread. The brisket was excellent, lots of smoky flavor, good color, and exceptionally tender. So good it didn't really need anything else but the sauce, intensely spicy, tangy, and not too sweet, made it even better. Only one flavor of sauce was provided. The baked beans, a mix of red and white, were tangy and sweet with lots of bacon bits that somehow stayed crispy in the sauce. The cornbread was as it should be: dense yet it also felt light and airy, some texture from the grits, pronounced corn flavor, and hardly any sweetness. There was also a small garnish of pickles and pickled onions. Also on the menu: Pork Belly Kabobs in the appetizer section. Served with blackened bell pepper and drizzled in apricot glaze. I was intrigued so I got an order for the next day. I was pretty impressed, though I'm sure they would have been even better fresh rather than reheated over my improvised camping cookstove setup. Very unusual and surprisingly sophisticated for what I expected of a bbq joint in the middle of nowhere. Speaking of sophisticated, the drinks menu was also more eclectic than I expected. A large number of specialty cocktails, most with top-shelf liquor brands, most priced around $9 (cheap). Many bourbon brands. A large selection of beers including many local craft brands. All served in real glass glasses. Sadly I wasn't drinking and only had a Coke that evening. And my waitress, dressed "urban chic" in a short ruffled black skirt and stylish boots, also seemed out of place for what I was expecting. I couldn't wish for a better waitress. She was cordial, got everything right, checked with me occasionally, and paced things correctly, for example waiting for me to finish dessert before bringing the kabobs which I had requested earlier as to-go. For dessert I had a Bourbon Peach Cobbler with vanilla ice cream. The cobbler was great, the peaches obviously fresh not canned, the cake part airy and the very slight trace of sweetness a nice balance from the sugary bourbon syrup and sweet ice cream. The cake part was actually quite large and I ended up eating half, all the ice cream, and took 1/2 the cake home. A really outstanding barbecue, for the food quality, the variety, service, and ambience. Just two small flaws: the ice cream in the cobbler was a bit grainy, and one piece of the brisket was all fat. Brisket can be a fatty meat but this one piece was excessive and shouldn't have been served. Nevertheless I had enough to eat and didn't say anything. I'll give them the benefit of doubt on both of these trivial flaws. Thinking back I mostly remember a great meal, not these minor, probably just honest mistakes, seldom to be repeated.

I'm not sure if it usually takes over an hour to get seated, or if I just unknowingly picked the…read moresingle worst day of the year (Rocktoberfest Maker's Market) to visit. But they do have a QR code setup for a waitlist and all that. Food was definitely good, but not necessarily worth the wait or a special trip. Pork belly kabobs were cooked very evenly with a nice char on the outside, although extremely salty. Mac and beans was tasty but no greater than the sum of its parts.

Humble and very great food service, fresh hot ham sandwiches, being an caribbean guy minority i…read morewas treated with absolute respect very patient staff members and the ice cream i hear is a blast! I definitely recommend this place

I stopped here with my husband and daughter for a quick bite. It was a mere $15 for nachos,…read morecoleslaw a "Twizzard" and a milkshake. The food is the kind of food you would find at a bowling alley, worst coleslaw I've ever had but the milkshake was great!

An Absolute Gem! You HAVE to experience this pizza night…read more Wow! We are still buzzing from our fabulous evening at South Slope Farm's Pizza Night. This isn't just a meal; it's a whole experience, and one we cannot recommend highly enough! From the moment we pulled in, we were in love with the atmosphere. It has such a wonderful, rustic charm--it's cozy, authentic, and just plain magical. It's the perfect setting to relax and forget about the rest of the world for a while. What truly sets this place apart, though, is the incredible service. Every single person we interacted with was genuinely warm and welcoming, with a smile that made you feel right at home. The service was not just excellent; it was friendly in a way that feels so rare these days. You can tell the team loves what they do, and it makes the whole atmosphere even better. And the pizza? Absolutely delicious! Fresh, flavorful, and perfectly cooked, it was the perfect centerpiece to an ideal evening. We left feeling so full and happy. Do not forget to try the PawPaw ice cream, a unique flavor to say the least. If you're looking for a unique spot with fantastic food and even better people, this is it. We're already planning our next visit. South Slope Farm is a true Kentucky treasure