Love it! They always have a good IPA (usually Space Dust, sometimes West Sixth), which is…read moresurprising for Cave City. Good price on Blanton's ($12). Relaxed, friendly atmosphere catering mostly to local regulars, but with a mix of Mammoth Cave tourists who are always welcomed by the locals. Karaoke on Thursday night, live music on the weekends. And right next to the groovy Ace Coffee shop if you want to start out with some caffeine first.

Great place. Good priced cold beer. Good looking waitresses with personality. Cool atmosphere…read more Can't beat The Dive!!

I enjoyed myself at this dive bar. The ambience was a little off because just before we had…read morearrived, someone pushed someone into the giant picture and I down by the bar. The service was great and the bartender was very friendly. Although, I guess you can drink while bartending. They no longer have food.

The weirdest place you will ever exist, in a good way!! The best bar and food in Bowling Green…read more Complete hidden gem :)

Great cheese bread, pizza and drinks. The building is newly renovated. If you want to support a…read morelocal business and get artisan pizza, this is a great option. There's a new restaurant that is inside that I'm not sure details of. Maybe Thai or Indian cuisine and heard that it was good. Check them out

Located in downtown Elizabethtown,this bar is know for their extensive bourbon collection. They…read morehave over 400 bourbons plus craft beers,cocktails and live music. Located in a 1887 building,the bar is split into 2 sections. One area is the main bar with seating and the other section offers a small stage with live music and seating. There are no food options but plenty of bourbons to try! I tried an 18 yr old Knob Creek that was one of their drink specials for only 9.00. My wife had an Old Fashion. In my opinion,this is your best option while visiting Elizabethtown to try bourbons at a good price in a historic setting.

Howdy folks. How's everyone on Planet Yelp doing? Well, I'm not quite sure how to even begin this…read morereview as I wasn't even sure if the place that I'm going to write about even existed anymore. I'm talking about the good ol' American country roadside bar. So put on your helmets and strap on your safety belts cuz we're about to blast off and head into the deep south. I was actually in Tennessee visiting a friend of mine, fellow 1st Amendment Activist Silent Citizen. For whatever reason we decided to drive to Kentucky and ended up in a little town called Scottsville. Unbeknownst to us, we were actually in a dry county. So unable to find a bar there, we headed back towards Tennessee and that's when we discovered the Sugar Grove Tavern in Westermoreland. If we hadn't of been paying attention we probably would have missed it. It's located just a little more than a minute beyond the state line and I ain't joking when I say that this is about as backwoods and rednecky as it gets. So let me tell you all about it right now. From the outside the Sugar Grove Tavern reminded me of that biker bar in Pee Wee Herman's Big Adventure. That's the scene where Pee Wee Herman entertains this motorcycle gang by dancing to the song "Tequila." That's exactly what this place reminded me of. Although I didn't have any plans of doing any dancing here. The first thing I noticed when walking inside was an array of Confederate flags hanging from the ceiling. See I told you this place was rednecky. That really didn't bother me. After all, I was a huge fan of the television show The Dukes Of Hazzard growing up. So if you can be a fan of the TV show where the main characters drive a car called the General Lee that sports a Confederate flag painted on the roof, then who really cares. I mean after all, we ain't in Yankeeland anymore. So Silent Citizen and I walk up to the bar where we are greeted by the bartender. She wasn't Daisy Duke. But she was a nice country gal none the less. I planned on going with my usual, which is a margarita on the rocks. But unfortunately I was informed that they don't serve hard liquor in this place. Oh darn it. I guess no margaritas for Nasty Nathanial tonight. So I ended up going with the next best thing. A Seagram's Escape Pina Colada flavor. What a manly drink. After paying for a drinks, we decide to go outside and admire the scenery. We ended up making friends with some of the locals, which included a dog named Bruce, who were hanging out on this cool Friday night. That's when I knew that I had really landed my rear on another planet. Everything from the way these local country boys talked to the things that they were talking about, was so different and foreign to me. But I don't mean that in a bad way. They were all super nice and welcoming and treated us as if we were one of the good ol' boys. One of them was this heavyset guy with a hat and a beard who reminded me of Cooter from The Dukes Of Hazzard. Yes I loved watching that show. But this guy really did remind me of Cooter. He was going on about all the women he gets which I had my doubts about. But hey, it's not like I've been on a roll in the men's department lately if you know what I mean. Wink, wink. So what do I know? At one point, I started to mention something to my friend about my latest flame, Silence Boy 1st Amendment. That's when he had to quickly remind me that if we were going to be talking about those kind of things, we would probably have to get step to steppin' soon. I decided to take my friends advice and put Silence Boy back in the closet of my mind. But eventually we would have to get to steppin' and get back on the road. I was almost kind of sad to leave. I know some of you reading this may think that I'm being facetious. But I really did dig this place. Even though it was backwards and rednecky, the people here really did seem genuinely happy and seeing that brought me back to a different point in my life. At least in my mind. That, or maybe it was the Seagrams. Well, I don't think so. Those things aren't that strong. So I think I'm going to wrap this review up by saying that if you ever find yourself in Westermoreland, Tennessee and want to have you a cold one before you hit that dry county across the state line, I suggest you check out the Sugar Grove Tavern. You won't be disappointed. If you are, then get to steppin' over to Kid Rick's overpriced crappy bar in Nashville. Until next time, may the country be country and the bar serve margaritas. Alrrrrrrrriiiiiiiight! NASTY NATHANIAL

Cold beer, great music, nice people, dog friendly! Joey approves! Perfect to get a beer, just…read moreover the KY/TN line!

During a busy Father's Day weekend this business knows how to staff their customers…read more Busy with the soccer game, but many smiling beer tenders and tasty beers. This was my first time here as I was traveling from the Chicagoland area....it did not disappoint, I will be BACK! Thank you.

Definitely a dive bar in Bowling Green with a selection of beer but plenty of room. You can…read moreimmediately walk into the fermentation tank area to get to the bathrooms. There is an outdoor area, but be prepared to bring your own snacks. The staff was very nice but the brewery was very empty during our visit.

Best best BEST EVER new bar in Glasgow! Such a wonderful family that own it now! Wonderful music…read morevenue and amazing service ! Can't wait to go back! Such a great vibe! Cheers!

New owner-Alex Goldsmith is breathing life back into AJs. Her food pantry, AJs Grace, is…read moresupporting people again. T-Bone is amazing in the kitchen. Her people are awesome and the sense of community is alive and well!

This is an awesome place to grab a coffee and Danish to chill for a while…read more The staff are always friendly and helpful. Both indoor and outdoor seating. The cats in the outdoor seating area will keep you safe :)

Very neat coffee shop in Cave City! Iced Chai tasted delightful! And everyone was very sweet.read more

This visit was a miss for me, but I will probably give it another shot. This is a relatively new…read morerestaurant for Glasgow and when I saw Cincinnati Chili Dogs on the menu I was definitely going to give it a try. Much to my disappointment, they no longer do a "Cincinnati" Chili (although it's still on the menu) due to too many patrons not liking that unique Chili style. Being a Cincinnati Chili fan, I opted to avoid their substitution. I went for the Highlander burger, boasting a homemade jalapeño ranch, pepper jack cheese and sliced jalapeños. I chose the house-made slaw for my side item. I really liked the slaw. The burger was not bad but it just didn't have any wow-factor. The bun, although appearing to be chargrilled, was cold, leaving me wondering if the grill marks happened on another day. I was the only customer the entire time I was there (during the 11 am hour). The atmosphere was lacking in that it was silent...no music, no tv (I did see a tv on, but it had no sound). They seemed to be doing some maintenance work to the stage area and perhaps that was the reason. Service was polite and adequate. Definitely not a bad experience, but certainly lacking.

Ordered the pulled pork sandwich plate to go. Absolutely…read morethe worst I've ever had. Pork was tough with no taste and big chunks of inedible fat. Baked beans were okay. Hash brown casserole was bland and potatoes not cooked through. Don't think I'll be back anytime soon

We went on the barrel tasting and bottling tour. It is so well done. We had fun and laughter and we…read morelearned a great deal. The price was exceedingly fair for all that we got to do and the bottle we got to keep. Afterwards we ate pizza there. It was good. They make a very good old fashioned, and bee's knees. Highly highly recommend if you're in that part of Kentucky. We drove 2 hours to get there. Well worth the 2-hour drive there.

Dueling Grounds is at the southern most part of the Kentucky bourbon trail…read more It is a small place but very friendly. Along with bourbon, they have sereral other spirits. We did the tasting with 2 bourbons and 2 gins (one standard style, the other aged) and a snack. We chose the bourbon choclates :) Not fancy but worth a stop.