Cute microtown about 35 mins from downtown Cincinnati. There is no parking (roadside only). Unfortunately there was not a single place to park so I did a drive by only. read more

Rabbit Hash General Store - General store - Antiques Near Me - Rabbit Hash, Kentucky

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A historic general store located near the banks of the Ohio River. It has quite the history. It also offers a little bit of "everything" It's great for a weekend drive through pretty rolling farmland and river views to visit. read more

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The ABSOLUTE BEST place to kick back, chill and enjoy the weather and the vibe. This general store located in the hills (20 min past Burlington, KY) has a most unique vibe with what life was like back in the days. All sorts of antique items and items to buy. I could go on and on but you just HAVE to go to get the feeling. Then, outside is a nice vibe as well. Kick back with a beer/old fashioned soft drink a snack and look out on the Ohio River. Go during the week and a lot less crowded. A lot of bikers like the winding hill roads to the place so it's a gathering place for them. But that shouldn't stop you. Been going here for over 40 years....hopefully can for another 40!!! read more

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Take a nice country drive to Rabbit Hash General Store. This small town welcomes a variety of travelers that arrive on bike, car, Jeep, motorcycles, boats and more. The mayor is likely to greet you so remember your dog treats! The General store is a treasure chest of items including some from local artists. We always grab a six pack of our favorite bottled drinks, candy and Rabbit Hash swag. The staff welcomes you like a family friend. Be sure to snap some photos and check out the other shops too. There is lots of entertainment and activities so be sure to ask or check out the FB page. We brought our dog and walked down by the river to capture a re fun photos. By the time you leave you will be able to answer the question "Where the hell is Rabbit Hash Kentucky" read more

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Rabbit hash general store is a all in one general store in ten cool little historic town of rabbit hash Kentucky right in there " main town" portion. My family and some family friends stopped in the small town or rabbit hash while coming back to Lousiville from the Newport aquarium and discovered this cool little town. This general store has a small bit of fame so when we realized it wasn't far off our route we made the quick trip over. This general store is the definition of small country living. The city of rabbit hash as of the last census I've read has a population of 300 people and a string of canine mayors. The canines in This town absolutely rule to roost here as they walked in and out of the general store at will and everyone of the locals knew them. My 2 year old who is puppy crazy loved it and spent her entire trip here petting the puppies. The store itself is a mixture of general store with clothing, snacks, drinks, homemade products and merch for the town of rabbit hash. Evidently there is a air bnb called the old hacienda that you check in and out of at This general store. So the general store is very much the Mecca of rabbit hash. The old exterior rustic design and setup is fun and very inviting. I was unable to tell who was an actual worker or a local but everyone was very helpful and personable. We actually arrived on a Friday evening about 5 minutes before they were suppose to close. However o think the general store must be the local hang out as people were cracking beers and starting to play music. Nobody rushed us out or anything and instead chatted us up like we was one of the locals. Overall it was a great visit to a cool little town. We didn't figure in to spend much time here but we all enjoyed it and would like to revisit this quaint little town. At the end of the day we got some snacks and drinks. I personally got a Sarsaparilla that was really good. Our friends bought some rabbit hash that included a hand warmer mug and a rabbit hash onesie for their upcoming baby. read more

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This is definitely something to see. I grew up in Northern Kentucky but somehow managed to miss this. My parents and I went for a Sunday afternoon visit and I'm glad we did. It's 100% unique and I'm not likely to ever see anything like it again - certainly not in LA! I don't know if it's true or not that the Mayor of Rabbit Hash is a dog, but there are definitely a lot of friendly lazy dogs resting on the porch of the General Store. I couldn't tell which one might be the Mayor - I wanted to slip her/him my business card in case s/he wants to run for a higher office. The store itself is really interesting. There are a lot of regional products like Grippo potato chips, Bun candy bars, Ale-8 soda and others. There are also some cool gift items and don't miss the two back rooms with very unique displays and collectibles. We sat on the porch of the store for a while and watched the motorcycle action (so many motorcycles on Sunday... It's a veritable biker parade) and I tried to get the dogs to play. There is also a view of the Ohio River. Getting here was a winding, twisty road that scared this city slicker to death, but it's a nice wide place in the road to visit, pet some politically active dogs and people watch. read more

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So glad that I stopped by this Old Country Store to buy an RC cola and a Bologna Sandwich

The General Store at Rabbit Hash, Kentucky, has survived floods. It has survived fires. It endures. It is the very heart of this little rural community Southwest of the Cincinnati metropolitan area. Since 1831 a store has operated right here - that's 190 years as of 2021 - in context this area was still part of the expanding westward frontier of a still young United States! So much has changed since the first opening of the Rabbit Hash General Store, and yet you can feel vibrations, and hear the echoes of that earlier time. Souvenirs are available for purchase at the store, along with real glass bottles of root beer and coke. They sell post cards, so don't forget your stamps so you can mail friends or loved ones a card (or yourself - I like to send myself a card while on trips as a reminder of the fun I've recently enjoyed). Fun fact, the little village of Rabbit Hash, as of September 2021, has an elected Mayor named Wilbur Beast - and Wilber is, quite literally, a dog! Rabbit Hash has been electing dogs to their top political job for years. A destination spot for curiosity seeking day trippers, and also for road tripping bikers, Rabbit Hash and it's General Store are worth a brief visit, to get a little taste of its unique character and a feel for a bygone age when things were a little simpler and a whole lot more personable! read more

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The coolest thing besides the history of Rabbit Hash is the drive to get there. Worth every mile to see this place. The general store definitely capitalizes on the unique nature of the town. Take the drive, stop and take some pictures and go to the general store and get a snack and kick back at the gazebo overlooking the river. read more

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We took a mini road trip to Rabbit Hash one beautiful weekend this summer just to explore a little bit. We absolutely adored this little town! The store was OK. It has a lot of random items, including incense, t-shirts, soda, old-fashioned candies, novelties, etc. There's even a little room in the back that looks like some awesome gathering room for sitting around to play games, listen to guitar, and burn some incense. Tons of incense! Definitely a very hippie vibe to the place. Very cute and quaint place! I don't know if I would consider this a "general store" as a place to get snacks and toiletries, but the kind of "general store" for random trinkets and souvenirs. Either way, it's fun to come out here, look around, take some photos, and sit at a picnic table in the grassy area next to the store on the riverbank. Seems to be popular with bikers. Just an FYI -- they were very strict on wearing a mask to enter. This was the first place I had been this year (back in the summer) to that enforced masks and did not honor exemptions. I struggled a bit with this (I am exempt). read more

Rabbit Hash General Store - Antiques Near Me - Rabbit Hash, Kentucky

Fun, vintage shop in tiny historical town of Rabbit Hash, Kentucky. I always enjoy getting off the beaten path and discovering hidden gems. This store is set right near the edge of the Ohio River. Enjoy! read more

Cute little, local store. Lots of souvenirs, food, and drinks. The staff is friendly. Great variety of beer by the bootle or can. Lots of soft drinks. The candy options are endless! Very nostalgic place. read more

Been hearing about the famous rabbit hash general store for years..just kinda happened upon it by accident after visiting bone lick park..I must say, it lived up to the hype..lots of people there..a lot going on..noisy..fun..great!!..fantastic views of the river..if in the area you gotta swing by..meet the dog they elected mayor..this place will make you smile read more

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A great stop on our trip. Many older candies brought back childhood memories. Restored great from the fire in 2017?

What a destination for a nice morning ride.. Pretty slow weekday mornings which I like sometimes and always live on the weekends. Such a home feel it never gets old, roll up park and there's always cool people to meet and chat with after grabbing a beer or whatever you like from the store. Many snacks and other drink options available as well as all kinds of souvenirs to pick from. All around a really neat place, everyone should check it out at least once(: read more

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I haven't up here since the fire, New store looks really close to old one. Decent crowd today for holiday weekend. My wife really enjoyed Verona Winery has a place set for tasting & to buy. The ferry is suppose to open, I never did see it?. Will have to investigate more on it. read more

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Step back in time and enjoy the scenery....love this tiny little town The store is stocked nicely with a variety of yesterday and modern amenities read more

While in the area for another event, I stopped by Rabbit Hash, KY to see what all of the fuss is about. You enjoy a scenic drive along the river, note in areas is only a one lane road, you turn the corner and you're smack dab in Rabbit Hash. As others have stated in reviews, there's not much parking, you turn the corner & park anywhere you can find a spot by the General Store. Then you walk up the few steps right into the General Store, a step back in time and the community came together to help rebuild the store after a fire a few years ago. The store is filled with snacks, soda and beer - they even had Christian Moerlein on tap, plus some small hand crafted soaps, lotions, crafts. Nice little winery across the street, a BBQ stand and sitting area where you will see lots of bikers taking a break. And don't forget the little historical community has a dog for a mayor I missed meeting the mayor during my visit Brynneth Pawltrow aka Brynn a white pit bull is the current mayor. read more

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A good place to sit down and relax, but they didn't have many items I was interested in buying. The scenery is pretty and the building is very vintage. The store opens at 11 AM and closes at 6 PM. read more

Rabbit Hash General Store - Antiques Near Me - Rabbit Hash, Kentucky

This is such a great find! I stumbled upon Rabbit Hash and the General Store one day when I went for a drive through Northern Kentucky. Any town that is governed by a dog, or any animal, is alright by me. I was lucky enough to visit the original General Store, and was so sad to see the the footage on the news of the fire. As soon as the new store opened, I made a visit back to Rabbit Hash. What a resilient place! The new store looks amazing and has the same small-town feel. Every time I'm here, it's like I step back in time -- in a good way! It's hard to resist an ice cold old-fashioned coke when you're in this place. read more

Rabbit Hash General Store - Can't help but feel like you've stepped back in time when you're here! - Antiques Near Me - Rabbit Hash, Kentucky

Frozen in time, the Rabbit Hash General Store operates much in the same way it did when it opened in 1831, with laid-back Southern charm. The small store is packed to the gilt with antique odds-and-ends, locally crafted gifts, handmade soaps, organic foods, green toiletries, and Kentucky made sweets. Ooh, and don't forget beer. You'll be hard pressed to find another local landmark as fabled as Rabbit Hash General Store, given that this is the same town that voted a family dog as mayor. On any given sunny spring and summer weekend, cars will be lined up and down the one-lane winding river road by the store. Photographers, bikers, and antiquers have embraced idiosyncratic and idyllic Rabbit Hash, because there just isn't any place like it. The best time to visit is on any evening when local bluegrass bands are playing. One word of warning: It's a very long, scenic drive to Rabbit Hash, so be sure to make a pit stop in Burlington or Union (depending which way you're traveling) because the only facility available at the General Store is a makeshift outhouse. Trust me--it isn't pretty. read more

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Hidden gem! What an awesome little town. Locals are very kind! You can spend hours taking pictures. My favorite is the general store! You also need to meet the mayor of rabbit hash! read more

Absolutely obsessed with this sweet little piece of living history. Everyone is so friendly, they have the best ice cold sodas and sweet natural products. The winery across the road is also DELISH and the mayor is a dog for crying out loud. We've come here for years and are so obsessed that we even took our engagement photos here. They've made an amazing recovery after the fire and are thriving and awesome as always. Will be back again very soon! read more

Rabbit Hash General Store - Engagement photos at Rabbit Hash. We love this cute little place! - Antiques Near Me - Rabbit Hash, Kentucky

A great place to visit and lots of historic scenes and the Ohio River. Places to sit by the river and drink a cold one.

We were taking the backroads home and decided to check out Rabbit Hash. Oh my gosh it's so fantastic! The general store has all kinds of goodies, get some wine samples or antiques across the street, or grab a bite and learn some history a few steps from the general store. While you're at it, grab a beer or cream soda and have a seat on the general store's stoop and watch the folks come and go. We can't wait to go back to catch some music! read more

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The Rabbit Hash General Store (and Rabbit Hash in general) are like stepping back in time. This little river town plays hosts to festivals, the barn has live music, and there is a brand new bandstand for warmer months. Be sure to check out all of the store, there is a back room with clothes and antiques, and more antiques across the street! read more

This shop is an interesting bit of history. The general store has been in continuous operation since 1831...185 years! The only hiccup in its operation was a fire late last year, but the community pulled together and donated wood from surrounding 100+year old barns to rebuild. It is worth the trip? Depends. The general store is a hangout for bikers (I was the only person I saw in a car). And there isn't much for sale besides snacks, soda and beer. If you're a biker, you'll love it. Walking through the store was a fun way to learn about the area's history. read more

I love Rabbit Hash. My friend had her wedding here, and it couldn't have gone any better. The General Store was an eclectic mix of stuff, the little BBQ stand fired up around 2 pm, and the large covered sitting area provided a nice backdrop for lunch. (And the wedding itself: on the little stage by the river, which is home to the bands that regularly play down here.) read more

A fun slice of Kentucky old-timey ambiance. Rabbit Hash is a nice place to spend an afternoon soaking in some authentic Kentucky. Always wanted to see live music there, which must be a lotta fun. read more

Will never return. After a long, scenic drive through the rural area (beautiful)... Nothing special to do or see. No antiques, contrary to expectations. The general store was posted "masks mandatory, no exceptions " -- but we were welcome to stand on the porch breathing cigarette smoke, which is legally supposed to be X feet from entrance/exit. Garbage dumped on the shore. This is basically a nearly inaccessible, cute spot for the wealthy people across the water in Rising Sun to dock & eat a sandwich. Lots of bikers n & out. read more

Quaint little place along the Ohio River. Ever since the fire, I have been wanting to come out there to see what the hype is all about. Well, this little part of the River in this little town is VERY small. Don't expect a lot out of this this town. There is a general store, antique store, wine tasting for Verona Winery (MUST DO!) and maybe another shop or 2. Very quaint and small ha ha. The general store did have some cute, homemade items that I did purchase like their lotions and some little souvenirs and trinkets new and old. Very original which is nice since the Christmas season is going on right now. There are a lot of motorcycles around the town so be mindful on your parking and driving. Speaking of parking, there isn't much space to park. The go to place to park is right when you pull in on the street of the general store and parallel park. Don't block the bridge! This place is definitely some place to visit, just don't expect a huge touristy town. :-) Side note: If I didn't get the true experience of this cute place, please leave a comment! I would be happy to go back! read more

Rabbit Hash General Store is a proper general store. This store has nothing in common with current convenience stations and that is a wonderful thing. This is a store as I remember as a kid. This general store has a bit of everything, from a cold beer, which there are some craft even local crafts available, candy, wears and trinkets. Walking into Rabbit Hash and the general store really will take you back to a simpler time - a store for the customer and not for the stakeholders. You can't create the amount of charm and character this store has, it is developed over time by the right people in the right place. Next time you find yourself near the Hash - stop in grab a beer or a soda and a snack to be enjoyed with great views of the Ohio River and Rising Sun. read more

rest in peace old feller. it was an interesting day trip

We went here just for the iconic name and history that the store holds. The store itself is very neat and there are all sorts of things for sale. The town has a lot of antique stores, a small winery, and kick-knack shops, there is one place that sells BBQ. The view of the Ohio River is great and we enjoyed the vibe and scenery. read more

Not just a typical general store. There's an eclectic mix of things. We stayed in the Old Hashienda for one night and really enjoyed it even though there was nothing going on in Rabbit Hash that night. We will definitely have to return when there is an event taking place. We didn't see the mayor but Travis the cat stayed with us in the Hashienda. read more

Rabbit Hash General Store! I love to visit that place . My dad took us there as a child, they still have the same candy, I got on my first visit there at 8 years old!! Good MemoriesGreat place read more

The Rabbit Hash General Store (and the rest of "the Hash") is my favorite place! Terrie, who is the store proprietor, the locals, and the other visitors make you feel welcome. There are no strangers in Rabbit Hash, Kentucky. The store (even the temporary store that has been in place since a fire took down the old store on 2/13/16) breathes history and feels much like a living thing. It's fun to explore the well curated selection of clothes, chotchkies, souvenirs, housewares, snack and drinks (including $3 cans of craft beer!). The "new old" store will reopen on April 1st. Lots of love and hard work have been put into maintaining the charm and life of the old store. I don't doubt one bit that it will feel as special as it did on 2/12/16. My favorite thing to do is get a beer from the cooler and hang on the porch, or inside the store, chatting with whoever is around. Go check it out and support the little town of Rabbit Hash, Kentucky! read more