Ordered a fairly large complicated order to Taylor Regional Hospital to be delivered.. not only was…read moreit ALL correct; it was also quick delivery and delicious! The delivery driver was also very pleasant and nice. We all recommend!

I ordered a bacon cheeseburger with onion, pickles, tomatoes, lettuce and mustard. I got a plain…read morebacon burger. The bacon tasted like it was cooked this morning and sat in grease all day. The burger was dry and tasteless.

Completely disappointed with the quality of their food. My all meat omelette was so greasy and…read moreflat. Looked more like a pancake. The biscuits and gravy were terrible too. The gravy was gritty, you could actually feel the flour on your tongue. Terrible choice to stop here for a good meal. Places like this need to step up and serve much better food. We won't be back.

Stopped in for breakfast and had the best tenderloin biscuit I've EVER had! I always feel uneasy…read morewalking into a new restaurant, but the staff made me feel like i just walked into grandmas house.. right at home! Will be a regular breakfast stop for me, and dinner if its ever an option!!

When I walked in there was crock roaches on the floor it was clean for the other part and the food…read morewas terribly delicious they yelled at me so the service was great

The Lighthouse Restaurant in Edmonton, Kentucky, shines as a true celebration of Southern comfort,…read moreand nowhere is that more evident than in its unforgettable county ham and eggs. We stopped in here by chance, we had seen reviews in Kentucky Living and thought we would give it a try. From the moment the plate arrives, it's clear this is not just breakfast--it's heritage served hot. The county ham is the undeniable star: salt-cured, deeply flavorful, and expertly cooked so that each bite balances its robust savoriness with just enough tenderness. This is authentic Kentucky country ham--bold, unapologetic, and rich with tradition--prepared the way it should be, not watered down for convenience but honored for its character. Paired alongside are perfectly cooked eggs, done to order with a care that speaks volumes. Whether you prefer them fried with golden, lacy edges or softly scrambled, they provide the ideal counterpoint to the ham's intensity--creamy, fresh, and comforting. Together, the combination is simple, honest, and profoundly satisfying, the kind of meal that reminds you why classic breakfasts endure. What elevates The Lighthouse beyond just good food is the sense of place it delivers. This is a restaurant that understands its roots and proudly serves the flavors of the region without pretense. The atmosphere is warm and welcoming, the kind where locals linger over coffee and visitors immediately feel at home. Every bite of that county ham feels like a quiet nod to generations of Kentucky kitchens that perfected it long before it became a menu item. In a world of overcomplicated brunches, The Lighthouse stands tall by doing one thing exceptionally well: serving real food, made right. If you're in Edmonton, missing the county ham and eggs here would be nothing short of a culinary oversight. you are looking for comfort food this is the place to eat. Meals feels as though your home with your family. The place offers large portions, family style dinning and a welcoming environment. Don't forget the pie at the end. The pie is the cherry on top!

Went today, fried chicken was overcooked and dry, biscuits were dry that the butter and jelly…read morecouldn't fix. On a positive note the butter beans, pinto beans, and slaw are wonderful Service was good and attentive. Don't think we will be back, disappointed

Hear a little gem a little Mom and pop shop very simple straightforward country restaurant I say…read morerestaurant loosely cause it's basically a bar through the whole thing fairly clean very Homie. Great people they are known for their slaw burger and my son had two I had a Dailey special the Manhattan. The food was very good, but better than the food was the service of the owners of that store very much worth the visit.

Restaurant concept is based on the Kentucky Headhunters Country Music Band. The success of the…read moregroup has not translated to excellence in food service. The other "Dumas Walker" was a restaurant in Greensburg, Kentucky. It was originally called the Adolphus Ennis Lunchroom. The locals would call it "The Greasy Spoon." Thanks to the song, many folks call it Dumas Walker's as it was where the Kentucky Headhunters would get a slaw burger, fries, and a bottle of Ski. It does not live up to the fame of the song and group. Fries was stale and soggy, the slaw burger was undercooked. The bottle of SKI was ice cold though. Maybe this was a off night, but it appears more of this being a cash grab on the popularity of the group and not the culinary excellence of the restaurant.

Yes!!!! A milkshake that tastes like a milkshake not just more soft serve. Choose chocolate,…read morevanilla, or strawberry. Been searching for this.

What a gem! It was nice to chat with the owner and get some history while waiting for them to make…read morea FRESH POT OF COFFEE just for me! Lovely place, fresh, local ingredients and nothing fried on the menu -- an anomaly for this part of the country. Definitely worth a stop and be sure to put your pin on the map!

I give it one star because we have made several trips and can't catch them open. Today we had my…read morehusband family from Corbin come for a visit and this is the 3rd time we have taken them there no open it was a little over an hour before closing. My husband and I have made numerous trips can't catch them open. Sat hours 5AM-10PM I am thinking it surely means central time , right?!?? If anyone knows when they will be open please comment let me know i will greatly appreciate it. We going to take them back tomorrow . The slaw burgers are delicious and I am originally from Greensburg ky born and raised. I haven't lived there for quite sometime, I have some family that still lives there. I hope whomever reads this is having a good day.

Great sliders. Staff very friendly. It's a cool old fashioned tiny restaurant with a lot of…read morehistory. It's worth short road trip.

I love the food and desserts from here I've been coming here since I was a kid ..... The…read moreMilkshakes, Sundaes, and Banana Splits are Fantastic.....

Happened across this little GEM while travelling through the area today & can't WAIT to go back!!…read more First, let me say that I'm a retired chef of 30+ years, so if I tell you something's good, you can DEFINITELY believe it! The fresh grilled tenderloin was melt-in-your-mouth AMAZING, & the fried mushrooms were large, moist, & perfectly crisp. Partner couldn't stop RAVING about his delicious cheeseburger & forced me to try his chocolate shake (I'm not a big fan of sweets). It was SO GOOD that I actually went back up to the window to see if they made malts. Unfortunately they don't, so I had to pass. Which would be my ONLY (admittedly lame) complaint about this STELLAR little establishment. The cooked-to-order food was DELICIOUS & VERY reasonably priced! And not only was the service itself fast & friendly, the regulars we chatted with at the tables were super-cool, too! We're an hour away, down in TN, but we'll surely be driving up at LEAST once a month JUST to go to Kim's!

Fast and Friendly service, Delicious food!!!! Meatloaf was to die for! My…read moreHubby"s burger was perfectly medium and juicy! Can't wait to come back again!

On a beautiful Saturday morning, on our way to watch my fiancé's cousin get married, she said to…read morefind us an out-of-the-way greasy spoon for lunch. With Google's help, I discovered T's Country Market and Deli in Glasgow, KY. T's looks like it was once a gas station and general store that has been converted into a local eatery. I ordered a Bacon cheeseburger deluxe with onions, lettuce, American cheese, pickles, mustard, and ketchup. The veggies were fresh and thick cut on a soft bun out of a bag, with a proper amount of ketchup and mustard. The burger was thick, maybe 1/3 lb.; it was juicy in the middle but a little dry outside. The burger was a little plain and needed some seasoning but the cheese and bacon added a salty flavor. The bacon was chewy with a little crunch. I am a Chuck Wagon fan, so I had one of those too. It is served plain on a bun. The bun was fresh from a bag; the chuck wagon had a thin batter and was crunchy with some salt. It was probably frozen, but it cooked up nicely. Pro tip, I like mine with Cole slaw and ketchup. The coleslaw was cut up very fine and relatively sweet, but very soupy with a lot of liquid. Once added to the chuck wagon, it made for a great bite, with the ketchup cutting through the sweetness. My fiancé had the Grilled Cheese and Tater Tots. The tots are out of a bag but fried to a crunchy golden brown and seasoned well. The sandwich had American cheese and needed just a little longer on the flat top. It was slightly soft in places but they did use butter with excellent salt content. T's is a small roadside joint that offers burgers, sandwiches, plate lunches, and breakfast. The staff was super friendly, and the food came out quickly. The Fat Man says T's Country Market and Deli is Fat Man Approved with 1 chin.

I'm sorry but we stopped in Cave City for the night and this BBQ joint was right across the street…read morefrom our hotel. We walked over and got seated right away. It smelled great and the food we seen delivered to other tables also looked great. We got a sample platter with ribs and brisket. The ribs were over cooked and chewy and the brisket was a lot of fat. The sides were just ok. Maybe it was just an off day for them because I see a lot of great reviews. We stopped in later in the evening so that may be the reason the meats were off. Again, not thrilled with our meal here, but may give them another chance earlier in the day.

First, I love a great BBQ joint that also offers tasty sides, which is hard to come by back home in…read moreNKy. My son and I both wanted to try the brisket so he got the platter and I chose the sandwich. I was told they make most of the sides that aren't fried options such as tater tots, which I was happy about. They had the classic barbecue sauce on the table as well as a spicy option. Both were equally delicious. My sandwich came on Texas toast, which is a fave. The portions were a great value as they do not skimp! The fried potatoes are made in house and they were delicious. Even though they don't make the onion rings in house they were also quite good. My one disappointment was, they don't make the majority of their desserts. And the menu states that their daughter-in-law Kayle makes different desserts daily and they didn't have that. They were actually out of several desserts, which was disappointing. Since the only ones they had were not ones made in house I chose to not get one. Since we live 3 1/2 hours away I guess I'll have to give it another shot for the dessert option next time around. Overall, the place was terrific and the folks were friendly. They have a salad bar in the middle of the floor, which is a nice touch. They have a very laid-back atmosphere and it is definitely family friendly. And you definitely get good size portions for the money.