The last time I was in Frankfurt, we ran across OTG Coffee, and decided it would be our go-to Java…read morespot whenever we were out this way.  The coffee is refreshing and tasty, with customer service that's first-tier even when the whole place is jumpin' :-) Tip: There's a case full of "sweet treats" which are delicious, and compliment the Java really well.  You can't go wrong with whatever you pick, but my favorite thus far are their cinnamon rolls - SOOO good! Over and above their Java, I've found that they do a really good cup of Chai as well!

I really enjoy going to this spot. Lora always makes me feel welcome and is so good at keeping the…read moreatmosphere welcoming and friendly. It's a handy place for friends to visit and to sip coffee together! I enjoyed my scone and coffee both yesterday.

We stopped into the new location. It's great and larger but still has the Big Jacks vibe, which we…read morelove! Brekkie today with a variety of old and new menu faves. The coffee specialties were a hit with our clan and, of course, I grabbed a typical large Americano with extra shots! Great start to a nice Saturday! First time trying the loaded hash brown casserole and also building in hash brown casserole to the burritos. Because we could! A great new location we're thrilled to see! Try the new location for sure but if you've not tried Big Jacks yet, get there for brekkie or lunch or both. You'll love it like we do. Support your local small businesses!

Out of towners here- Stopped here for a quick bite before a field trip. Very friendly service right…read morewhen you step in the door. Both my husband and I got burritos and they were an A+. Best burrito I have had. 100% recommend!

The coffee was quite bitter. Needed improvement when I got home…read more The lady making the coffee was a bit terse, and I felt uncomfortable waiting up front. I don't think I will go again.

What a cute and neat coffee shop! Fast and friendly service! The coffee was so good and hot! Don't…read moremiss a chance to check this place out :)

Breakfast was on this morning the breakfast burrito , hash browns , cookie butter beignets and drip…read moremocha coffee. The service was great hospitality and made it professional comfortable of being there. Atmosphere was great as usual awesome for conversations and get together.

We stopped in to get a snack before heading to Four Roses. I got a wrap, my husband got a panini…read moreand my son got a breakfast sandwich. All were super tasty. Portions are not generous but not stingy either. Would have been perfect with some chips or even a pickle on the side. Really clean restaurant

Just love coming here for regular lunch and dinner. But these special events are a blast! The…read moreatmosphere here is casual eclectic but all that's going to get scaled up with the future things they're planning. We're all in for it. So great to have these right in our own hood! Our chefs were Chef Jeff and Chef Matt and Travis was our sommelier for the evening. The staff is top shelf as always and so great to share with. Special shout out to Jessica Seeberger for hosting us. Totally awesome. That's for all you and your family are doing for Lawrenceburg!

Nice spot on the bourbon trail. If you know you know…read more The dessert was amazing. The people were really nice and the service was good. The sandwich was OK but the dessert oh my God it was fantastic.

I stopped in this gem of a store this evening after discovering it on Facebook. I was looking for a…read morefew Christmas gifts and they did not disappoint! There were so many Kentucky Proud products--candles, chocolates, coffees, and more. I loved that there were so many gift options (and things I wanted to take home for myself!) In the back of the store was a section of books by Kentucky authors/about Kentucky/take place in Kentucky that I could have spent so much time browsing. The owners were friendly, knowledgeable and helpful. I will definitely come back and bring friends!

Well, we went to lunch and then we got to explore downtown Lawrenceburg. That's how I found…read moretastefully delicious. Is the most adorable shop I think you could ever find. They have kitchen vines from all over the state of Kentucky and they had a few of my favorites with Weisenberger Then also had cookies and cakes that were incredible. I ended up picking up the cookies and cream cookies which were amazing. The staff was super friendly and amazing and I wish I could've spent more time and bought more items, but we'll have to do that on the next visit. This was an inspiring store to find amazing cooking items. Will be back in Lawrenceburg for this.

Our DAR chapter held our May meeting here and we had great food and service. The restaurant has a…read morelarge room with long tables that can accommodate a large group and can be closed off for a lunch or dinner time meeting. The wait staff was friendly and attentive, and I understand the kitchen staff will accommodate various dietary restrictions. I enjoyed the salmon topped salad, while others enjoyed fish tacos, and other fare. It was my first visit to the restaurant but it won't be my last!

After a long hoy dusty day traveling on the bourbon trail, stop in for a cold beer and a sandwich…read more Try the sampler app platter and get the bbq chicken sandwich. Service is great in this little hometown spot. Full bar. Big menu.

Must stop to eat. Doesn't look like much and is hidden a bit, close to 3 distillery tours…read more Tons tons of bourbon, but good solid food, kitchen open to watch how they pump out some tasty food, had the bologna sandwich with a spicy stone ground mustard. Side wax one the best corn bread muffins I've had in while. Nice selection of local beers. Friendly and fast staff, kitchen was fast at pushing out some good meats and comfort food. Small inside dining, packed in, but still nice, outdoor patio with bags area, tuck away but worth the trip.

When you're traveling the Bourbon Trail in this area, finding a place to eat between distillery…read moretours can be surprisingly difficult. Luckily, we came across this restaurant and were able to make a reservation for lunch between our tours. I definitely recommend making a reservation in advance, as dining area is limited. The service was quick. We ordered a burger and a chicken sandwich. My spouse was happy with the burger, but unfortunately, my chicken sandwich was a bit too toasted. My first bite was mostly fried breading, and the chicken itself was quite thin and didn't feel as substantial as it should have been. That said, this isn't necessarily a five-star dining destination, but it was a convenient option when we needed somewhere to grab lunch between distillery visits. I would recommend it primarily for the convenience, especially if you're spending the day touring the Bourbon Trail.

After seeing all the rave reviews for this distillery, we decided to schedule a late-afternoon…read moretour, and I'm so glad we did! The property itself is absolutely beautiful, and our tour guide, Cristy, was incredibly knowledgeable and informative. Before we got started, she made sure to go over important safety tips, which I really appreciated. I will say, out of all the distillery tours I've been on, this one was definitely the most challenging physically. If you're bringing older adults or anyone with limited mobility, just keep in mind that there are some tight spaces, steps, and stairs throughout the tour. At the end of the tour, we were led into a speakeasy-style tasting room, which was such a neat atmosphere! Our tasting included several samples, chocolate, and an Old Fashioned. After the tasting, we were taken through to the gift shop, which had some unique souvenirs. We decided to grab a few drinks at the bar and hang out for a bit before heading out. Surprisingly, Cristy was there to greet us again and even gave us some great drink recommendations! Overall, we definitely recommend the experience! Just be mindful of the physical demands of the tour if you or someone in your group has limited mobility.

This place is way too big and touristy for a memorable tasting experience if that's your goal…read more However, the buildings are significant historically and architecturally so it's worth a visit. So big in fact that the parking lot is across the street. It was very crowded. I parked and walked over to explore the extensive grounds. Many of the buildings are old, the castle dating from 1887, with distilling at the location since 1819, with an 18 year break from the start of Prohibition, and an even longer break from 1972-2016. The site deteriorated greatly during this time until the Old Taylor site was restored and became Castle&Key. The castle and several other buildings are now fully restored, with the castle serving as the main visitor area. Inside the castle it was bustling with tourists so I left after a short wander. There are at least three places to sample spirits here: inside the castle building, in a covered bar patio outside, and a tiny stand-up bar in the patio in front of the castle. That's where I went. I chose two 1/2-ounce pours from the 10 available (bourbons, ryes, gins, and a vodka) for a reasonable $4 each and sat at a nearby table. The Restoration Rye and the standard Small Batch Bourbon were both decent but I wasn't motivated to buy a bottle. There's no cell service here but they supposedly have wifi. However it wasn't working and nobody I asked seemed to know why or for how long. Unacceptable for such a large, touristy place. As I said, the main draw is the buildings and the history behind this place. The site was striking architecturally, the old buildings of various types, from the vine-covered stone castle, metal industrial buildings with pipes running overhead, and an old rusting water tower probably no longer used, with any new buildings thoughtfully placed so as not to detract from the historical ones. And the grounds themselves were very pretty, flowers lining the walkways, some formal gardens, a rushing river overflowing a dam forming one boundary opposite the road side. Walk up the road a bit and you'll discover even more ruins. Not part of Castle&Key anymore but part of the original Old Taylor site as well. I love old ruins and found these striking. And just past these ruins is another distillery, Glenn's Creek. Check it out too but beware: it's a very different experience and may not appeal to everyone.

I ordered a Quarter Pound Chopped Brisket Bowl and it was only okay - had to pick through the…read morebrisket to weed out the burnt bits because they were too hard and difficult to chew. I should've stuck with my usual favorite, the French dip. I will from now on. My husband got a regular roast beef sandwich, and it was quite puny. That's the first Arby's I've been to in the surrounding area that did not offer a veteran's discount. I'm OK with not getting a veterans discount, but next time just say no and leave it at that instead of trying to make excuses for it like the manager did today by stating that it was because of Covid. Really? I usually like Arby's and I'll continue eating there, but I will definitely avoid the one in Lawrenceburg from now on.

Pretty good food. I like the crinkle fries over the curly! Andes mint shake is awesome Jan-April.read more