Dearest Gentle Yelper,…read more I sincerely apologize for not providing photographs of our tasty repast. It was all too delicious to pause. Onion Rings were crunchy and delicious. Single patty Outlaw burger was exceptionally fresh and delicious. If one desires to fill one's tum while plotting your bourbon experience, this is the first place to stop. Followed by a trip across the street to the famous Evergreen Liquors to contemplate life, the universe, and the finest spirits distilled in the world. Bon Appetit and Bottoms Up!

A rare review which will speak to the veggie burger: it is VERY good and I believe it's made in…read morehouse. The sauce the way it's cooked the fried everything just excellent. Prices are astounding for 2026. My two friends absolutely loved their actual beef burgers. It admittedly smelled amazing in there Speedy service and kind enough cashiers. Environment is what I'd imagine a classic burger shop to look like. Probably hasn't been updated in decades and it's a cool vibe. A must stop if in town!

Mammy's was great, the food was good the service was better! We had Bridget and she was rude in a…read morefun way and we loved it. All kidding aside her service was great and she went above and beyond. The gift shop closed before my wife could check it out and Bridget took the time to open it just for her and let her purchase some items. The food was good, atmosphere great and the service was great. Thanks Bridget / Jackie for taking care of us. Look forward to visiting again!

My husband ordered a cold brew black and it came out with enough creamer to basically be milk…read more Thankfully, it was delicious. Just not what we ordered. Same as my breakfast plate. I ordered scrambled eggs and got fried. The food was pretty standard country breakfast. Nothing was special, but it was a good meal despite being a bit disappointed in the service.

For our 4 nights in Bardstown I have to say this place was our favorite of all with just a nice,…read moresimple comfortable feel, great service & great food. We ordered the Kentucky Hot Brown Sandwich & the Classic Smash Burger. Everything was excellent albeit at prices just a tad high but well worth it. With an interesting name such as Scout & Scholar we had to ask our server the meaning behind that & he said it was named after the 2 founders of Bardstown itself ( William "The Scout" & David "The Scholar" Bard. We absolutely enjoyed our meal here & we will gladly return again next time we find ourselves in beautiful Bardstown Kentucky!

Pretty disappointed actually. Drinks were ok but staff wasn't very friendly and when we were…read moreseated outside they had seats and tables filled with leftover food empty and sat us at crappy old picnic tables. We decided the food wasn't worth being uncomfortable and left. Won't be back, wonder if it has new management or something because we've liked it before

Ham and turkey club on croissant is superb. Chips are meh. Bourbon prices are cheep cheep cheep…read more Great lunch spot.

5 stars!! Service was phenomenal, food was fresh and the ambiance is great. I enjoyed watching the…read moregolfers at the driving range! The Philly cheese steak was light and delicious, and tater tots were great. Fiancé had the cowboy burger with fries and it was juicy and toppings were fresh. Fries are hand cut and fried... Will definitely return and in my opinion, this is the best restaurant in Bardstown. Top notch!!!

This was our second time eating here. Very friendly service and great food! Highly recommend!!read more

Fave breakfast in downtown Bardstown! It's a simple and consistent spot w/ great eggs,…read morebacon/sausage and the best fried potatoes around. Also love their pancakes I appreciate that it's been family owned-and-operated for 16 years. Great downtown location w/ window and ample seating options, too. Check out Pat's Place & their Sunday all-day breakfast!

Fast and easy service! We used the ap for curbside pickup and it was brought out within 5 minutes…read more Customer service was friendly as well! Our food was hot! I will say the McChicken tastes different these days, kind of tough not spongy anymore. Almost like a mix of the McCrispy and McChicken would be the best way to describe it. Not like the frozen patties you buy from Walmart anymore. Hoping it's not lab meat. Anyway, not bad at all!

I went to Mc Donald's then they made me pull up to a parking spot to get my food so I do because I…read moreordered a lot and I waited for an hour and no surprise I didn't get it. So I went up to the the drive through and said politely I have been waiting for a long time and the employee rudely said that I have to go inside to show my receipt and I politely asked for the manager and they said that too. So I argued that I had groceries in the car and then I pulled up to the parking spot and eventually after another twenty minutes I got my food. I saw many people who got there after me get their food while I was waiting. Got a raw burger.

Man, dis place da bomb pop, son! First off, they had some fine ass white girl behind the counter…read morenamed Kate that makes you want to spread the mayo on my grilled cheese (They call it a smackdown, but apparently white people have a different definition of that than everybody else). I know what you is thinking. Black people don't like mayo, but that's racist. You should feel bad about being you with thoughts like that in your noggin. Also, I saw some crazy white dude eat like a 10 pound hamburger with all kinds of fired stuff on it in about 10 minutes. They gave him a free T shirt yo! FREE T SHIRTS. CRAZY. This place is like the mofo Woodstock of southern hospitality is what dat is. Then this Noah dude started J-A-M-M-I-N-G on his guitar and didn't play Wagon Wheel. That's worth a five star review right there. I don't even care if it's a black dude's song. Wagon Wheel sucks. And the people here know it. Don't nobody want their mama to rock them. That's incest. Gross, homie. Then I hustled some bald headed dude named Chris out of $15 playing pool. He paid me in quarters, but he was a cool dude, except he kept tryin to show me mediocre boobs on his camera phone. I was like, come on, man. Then he bought me a beer because everybody offers to buy everybody a round in here. It's like Cheers only without Sam Sheppard talking all the time bout how he used to be able to throw a curveball. Nobody cares bout what you did when the real men were away during World War 2, old timer. Get off it and get onto the new hotness that is the B.T. Also, the bathrooms were 100% rat free so far as I could tell. No droppings, no hair, no pink cordlike tails like on 1 of every 50 chicken McNuggets. These white people clean like a 64 pala on dubs. And the best part of all, NO FRIGGIN HIPSTERS RUINING EVERYTHING WITH THEIR TIGHT PANTS, HAIRY UPPER LIPS, AND GLUTEN FREE DIETS. BE A MAN, SON, YOU KNOW HAD TO ROLL THEM JEANS ON AND THEN YOU TIGHT ROLLED THEM OVER THE TOP O YO SOCKS! THUMBS DOWN, HIPSTERS. Now I'm off to chin check anybody who doubts me. Holla.

Very local, very much a dive but cool spot to grab made-to-order bar food and drinks. Sign says 18+…read moreonly. 5-stars for service and great bar food

Wow! Absolutely stunning restaurant. Food was amazing. Had brisket with pasta and catfish. Service…read morewas spot on. The food was great and the bar was amazingly beautiful. After lunch shopped the store.

Loved the tour, it was staffed by a knowledgeable guide and even had headphones and transmitters…read morefor loud places! Great experience which rated 5 stars. However , the upscale , odd menu of the restaurant didn't appeal to me, but I needed something to go with my old fashioned so I chose the bread pudding desert. It was good, but instead of coming with a bourbon sauce, it came with a balsamic based one. Why?? Our server wisely warned us us and we both asked for it ion the side. Good choice, it didn't belong with the chocolate bread pudding. The tour of this distillery was great, I just wish the restaurant could have some more normal choices and a choice or two for for vegetarians. It's not only meat eaters that drink bourbon. I sure won't choose this as a dinner or lunch spot again. It's a real shame that I was forced to rate the 2 together, as they clearly aren't in the same class. The restaurant is a 2 at best.

Whenever we want a guaranteed phenomenal dinner in Bardstown, The Rickhouse is our go-to spot…read more Taking my wife out somewhere nice? This is the place. Trying to impress out-of-town guests? This is where we bring them. The menu is fantastic, the food quality and flavor are outstanding, and the service is always top-notch. They never disappoint. Five stars all the way!

Now hear me out. This place has the potential to be better. Prices are fair, service was good, not…read moregreat--although we had a brand new server. We went with a party of five. We ordered appetizers which were actually very good! The hot artichoke dip--fantastic! And I have had many over the years. We ordered the bruschetta. I never thought someone could improve upon such a normally simple dish, but they did! It was simply delightful! The bread slightly sweet and lightly garlicky, ripe firm tomatoes and a drizzle of syrupy, balsamic vinegar. I should have made that my meal! Now our entrees were unimpressive and our prelude really had us psyched for something amazing. I ordered the wild mushroom ravioli. Not sure how "wild" cremini mushrooms were but I took two bites and I was done. I forgot what my husband had, but he did the same--two bites and done! We are willing to give it another go, simply because we were teased by the appetizers. Come on Rickhouse! Get yer sh-t together!

I was in Bardstown today for my "first day" of my second stint at a local company I used to work…read morefor from 2008-2014. The town has changed much since I was last here, lots of growth and options. I used to stay at the Hampton Inn when it was still here (now a "Spark" by Hilton. I'm at the Holiday Inn Express and they recommended having lunch here since there's a 10% discount for hotel guests. I've eaten here before but new ownership and food offerings have been updated- including an Indian menu! Lala greeted me when I arrived, I'm the only in person diner but I chose a bacon cheeseburger with no onion, and Swiss cheese. I chose the side of tater tots. I asked to see the menu for the Indian offerings and it looks like they have a smaller offering; but something for everyone. I'm mowing down my food as I write this review. The tater tots are superbly seasoned and cooked. Crispy and stayed that way the entire time I was eating. I lived in Chicago for 20 years, and Red Gold ketchup and salsa were some of my favorites. The burger was cooked perfectly, the bacon crispy, Swiss cheese melted nicely and the bun toasted along with fresh lettuce, tomatoes, and pickles (no onion since I'm going right to work ) for that perfect lunch. I hope that people keep supporting this business. I'm sure the pizza is still great but next time I may come back and try some of the Indian offerings for a different path when I'm back in town. Support Lala, Kajal, and this small owned business!

I'm giving it a 2 because the waitress was friendly. And because my son liked his appetizer. And…read morebecause they have Coca-cola products. Other than that, I was so disappointed in this place. Walking in, we were greeted by the overwhelming smell of some kind of cleaning solution or pungent air freshener. It took awhile to acclimate to that. To the point I wondered if my food would taste like it. They have pizza, some basic Italian food and a whole separate menu of Indian food. My son loves Indian food, so I compromised and went there. He got an appetizer of Samosas which he really enjoyed. I don't like Indian food, so I personally cannot give an account, but he loved it. I got potato skins. They were fine, but nothing worthy of note. Husband got spaghetti and meatballs. It said spaghetti AND meatballs on the menu. But they charged extra for the meatballs. $13 for a mediocre portion of spaghetti and sauce, and then an additional charge for the meatballs that were supposed to be part of the meal as on the menu. And they were not good meatballs. Probably something from a vendor like GFS, and then boiled. They were very...gray. And bland. Olive Garden is not the bastion of Italian food, but they charge about the same price and it's good. And they include breadsticks and soup/salad. I'm not a chain restaurant kind of person, but this place makes me want I got a pizza with extra cheese. Good thing I did or it would have no cheese. If you get green peppers, they will be diced into very large pieces and put on top. Almost like having fresh peppers put on top of a cooked pizza. The crust is good and has a good chew to it, but it is "flimsy" like a NY style pizza and it cannot support the weight of the toppings. Son surprised me and also got pizza. While he loved the samosas, he likened his pizza to a glorified Tombstone pizza. For $20+, that's kinda sad. $80+ for food that was underwhelming at best, is a pricey little lesson learned. I'm not going back, but if you like Indian food, this will probably be a great place for you.