Friendly staff. Cute shop. Awesome coffee and bagels. Would return next time I'm in Paris KYread more

Cute shop... love the fact the open early... coffee was decent... very friendly staff, good vibe!read more

Lil'a is a charming little diner tucked inside an antique shop, which gives it a cozy and unique…read moreatmosphere. The staff were genuinely warm and welcoming, and our server in particular was incredibly sweet and very thorough when taking our order. The food itself was decent... my scrambled eggs were okay, but the potato salad leaned a bit tart for my taste, and the portions overall were on the smaller side. I wouldn't recommend the "pineapple upside down pie"... it was a regular boxed cake and pineapple from a can.. very underwhelming experience. Still, for a small-town café, it has a certain charm and clearly puts effort into creating a pleasant experience. I did pick up their bourbon blend coffee and that was good. A nice spot for a simple meal, friendly service, and a quaint setting.

I have to give Lils in Paris a shout-out for their creative dessert table at the Stone Farm event…read more A very nice and tasty selection to choose from, or one of each.The cheesecake in little jars with choice of fruit was a highlight of the offerings. Also, loved the leaf motif cookies. Must admit to taking two home to have the next day with my afternoon tea. Nice job, Lil's. 105

We made a special trip to Paris just to try CaffèMarco. Hours posted on yelp and Google both said…read morethe business was open. When we arrived, and found parking, the was a sign out front that said "available two doors down". We went down to Hopewell bakery (it's wonderful). To find Marco's coffee setup for sale to be brewed at home, or a carafe of Marco's coffee set up on the bar. I did get a cup of coffee to try. And a sample bag to try at home. The coffee was nothing spectacular. It can be compared to hotel lobby coffee, honestly. Thank goodness we found the gem that is Hopewell, so the trip was not wasted.

We tried Caffe Marco at the Farmers Market in Lexington. The orange and fig espresso tonic from…read moreMarcos has a perfect balance between bitter and sweet. The natural sweetness of the fig syrup mellows the bold bitterness of the espresso, creating a harmonious flavor profile. The citrusy brightness of the orange adds a refreshing, zesty note that complements the deep, rich tones of the coffee. Left to his own creativity, the barista created the perfect ratio of ingredients and was spot on with adding a splash of oat milk to give the drink, a little creaminess without taking away from the taste. It was the perfect drink for a stroll through the farmers market, offering a sophisticated yet refreshing experience that pairs beautifully with a relaxed, sunny morning. Come to Paris for the drink of the summer!

The Rock Cafe has something for everyone at a fair price. Specialty coffees? Yes. Grilled…read morefavorites? Yes (even a grilled bologna sandwich!) Fish sandwiches? Yes. Ice cream desserts? YES! The seating area is very spacious and incredibly clean. There's counter service inside or a drive through if you're in a rush. The service is warm and inviting. They're located on Paris Pike/ Lexington Road in Paris and is the perfect place for a light lunch of soup and salad or you crave a huge burger- The Rock Cafe has something for you. Check them out soon.

Very nice place. Clean and what better theme! Food just ok. Wife said the chicken salad was good…read more The fish sandwich was WAY overcooked! The ends of the fish were so cooked it was crunchy clear through. Beading on the fish was also way overcooked, very crunchy with a dark dark color. Again, great theme. Will go back for a second try down the road to far for us for a casual lunch. Recommend it for the place and decor, for food only fair. We will see on next try.

Great info provided and fantastic bourbons. We learned more about the actual distrilling process…read morehere than a combination of the others we have visited. Highly recommend a visit and a taste of the white whiskey and the maple barrel finished bourbon. We left with 4 bottles..hope that was enough

We stopped here as part of the craft trail and had such a nice time :) I liked the traditional and…read morerustic feel of the place. Our tour guide, Lindsay, was so fun to talk to. We were the only ones, so it was easy to talk and ask questions. We tried 4 of the spirits/ bourbons and were impressed with the quality and flavor variations. This spot is a little out of the way, but well worth a few extra minutes on the road.

Very friendly service. Available to help with any questions. Pastry's were nicely stocked. Coffee…read moreAvailable for purchase. Decor had a great rustic boho feel. I loved the wall of spoons. We bought a variety of breads and pastries to try, as well as a loaf of sourdough and coffee. This is a nice little store front in the downtown area. Loved that the ladies seemed to know what they were talking about and were very friendly. The painted rocks to take and hide around town were a wonderful touch!

I'm a bit conflicted about this really cool bakery. Really friendly staff and nice positive vibes…read more. absolutely loved the spoon wall and quaint decor! Loved their olive bread.. delicious! But then I bought some more things, and my honest ratings are below: Cardamom bun: 4/5... I'd have liked a bit stronger flavor of cardamom, but I understand that the locals may not opt for it. It was fresh and yummy! Cookies (assorted): 4/5 Almond croissant: 1/5... extremely dense, very small, and too expensive at +$6 for that size. Taste was so-so, texture was hard. Smelled of orange marmalade for some odd reason. Sourdough bread: 1/5 .. tooooo tart for my taste and the yeast smell came through too strong. Scones: 1/5... I know a good scone when I see/eat one.. and these were again too dense and dry. Smelled of orange marmalade.

Franks donuts are excellent. They have a good selection, but, since it's so popular, you must go…read moreearly to get the best options. Donuts are reasonably priced and always taste good. Don't get to have them because their locations are 20-25 minutes away, so we have to plan our trips to go by there before they close. They are opening a store on my town. We can't wait!

Friendly! Super fluffy, perfectly baked glazed donuts. There isn't much seating, and the parking…read morelot is tiny. It's a good place for donuts in Paris.

I went to try the American smasher burger combo and plus I had a bogo free foot long coney coupon…read morein my app. The burger was definitly big and fresh but I just didn't care for the taste of the meat not a good flavor at all and I got the crinkle cut fries they were barely warm and to thin and crunchy for me. But the foot long coney you can't go wrong there I love them and it's usually my go too there with the tater tots yummy. I don't know if they changed them but the hot dogs were very long they went pass the buns about an inch on each side and were very good though, they were a little short on the chili n cheese though they weren't all the way to the edges of the bun. I had to do it online to get the bogo from the app which I think you should be able to do at the store as well I was going to go through the drive thru because it was late and I was on my way back home from the hospital from were my girlfriend was at from having surgery that's why the big order I was making to meals out of it. But they brought it out pretty quickly and the girl was friendly and it was quiet so I sat there to eat my burger n fries. If you like the taste of there burgers then it is a good deal for it just not a fan of it I'll stick to the coneys. That's why I have it 4 stars is because of the coney and tater tots.

don't go for late night ice cream. drove 25 minutes just to be denied service on ice cream cause…read moreit was turned off early.

Food was good, service was awful I ended up going at, 7pm…read moreand it was so full there was No seating, to go only tonight wasn't even a Friday!Atmosphere was good everyone looked happy Even the staff was happy!!

Isn't the Dairy Queen rule that if the Blizzard doesn't pass the upside-down test, it's free? They…read moredidn't even attempt to flip any of our four Blizzards -- and it was obvious why once we got them. They were completely melted. By the time I got from the drive-thru to their front door, it had spilled all over my clothes. When I asked about the policy, they said because I didn't say something at the window, I don't get it free. Really? Paris, KY... I'm definitely looking this up because what's right is right and what's wrong is wrong.