Great place to stop, right off I-75! Great food, great service & good pricing! Also, across the…read morestreet is a super cool bookstore & antique mall. (Also the bathroom is immaculate & all women's stalls are large enough to take of kids or wheel in your chair!)

Group of 7 for early Wednesday lunch and we were immediately seated. Waitstaff were all very…read morewelcoming and friendly. Comfortable venue with cozy dimly lit atmosphere and noise level was mild to moderate as lunch crowd picked up. Several large TV screens visible throughout the bar and restaurant areas. I ordered a Dagwood sandwich (without the fries listed in the menu description) as well as a side of blue cheese slaw. Sandwich had thinly sliced pastrami and was delicious. Slaw was fresh, creamy, and tasty. Friends ordered the Blue Cat (chicken sandwich with blue cheese), burgers, salads, wraps, and eggplant Parmesan sandwich. Everyone was complimentary of their items. Would return to dine again when in the area and can recommend based on good value for quality and quantity of menu items during our visit.

Rating: (3.6/5) We…read morelove coming to Banners to hang out with friends. Most of the time we stop in for a few beers and some finger foods, but this visit we decided to have dinner. We started with the Wisconsin cheese curds, and they were delicious--definitely one of the better appetizers on the menu and something I'd order again. For our entrees, we had the steak quesadilla and the buffalo chicken tacos. The steak quesadilla wasn't anything fancy, but it had great flavor, and the steak was cooked perfectly. The buffalo chicken tacos were also tasty, although I wish there had been an option to order them with grilled chicken instead of fried. The staff is always friendly, and we've consistently had good service every time we've visited. If you're looking for a laid-back spot with good food, cold drinks, and a fun atmosphere for dinner or game day, Banners is definitely worth checking out.

Such a fun place to catch a game! I've been a few times now and I have never been disappointed…read more Their menu is so diverse and I've now tried 3 different entrees and each one was better than the last! Service is always awesome and the atmosphere is electric for game days!

It's not fancy, but it's great. Beer Cheese burger was amazing and the staff was super nice and…read morehelpful.

Great place for sandwiches, appetizers and drinks! The atmosphere is neighborhood bar with a touch…read moreof diner thrown in. Friendly and clean, good prices too!

Well sitting here waiting for game 1 of the NHL finals to start…read more The people running this place have all been really nice, efficient and attentive. This place is a little different for a sports bar, but in a decent way, chill and fancier vibe than a normal sports bar. It's has an open area but with multiple areas /room to escape and converse if needed. Two bars and couches in front of a biggest TV in bar I believe. I had a burger and fries, burger was very good, when I say a good burger, it alone was worth the visit, fries were fries, I just don't like these type of fries. If in the area and looking for something decent you can't go wrong, well at least I didn't on this visit, will go back for sure. Hope you enjoy as I did.

My husband and I came in to eat on a very big game night. While not packed from side to side, the…read morecouches and bar areas were full of game watchers and friends visiting. We ordered a lot of food nachos, wings, and the pulled pork sandwich. The brussel sprouts were amazing. The pulled pork was a little salty but the wings made up for it. The nachos were also great. I did wish they had a better drink selection with some ciders as an option, but I drank white claws instead. We would watch a game here any time.

Our visit wasn't the best…read more Full disclosure: I love BDubs. I've been a fan for over a decade, but this visit wasn't very good. I think the restaurant was understaffed. I ordered 20 wings and historically, I've been able to split the sauce four ways, but this time they only let me split it two ways. The service was very slow. The bathrooms were not in great condition. I felt bad for our waitress - I think she had a a lot of tables; maybe the kitchen was also understaffed. I know their menu and sauces well - and I want them to succeed. I just wasn't very impressed this visit.

Shockley rude service by the bar staff. Came in for a business dinner but left. Avoid and instead…read moresupport local establishments.

The service was top-tier from the moment I walked in. The staff made you feel like a regular even…read moreif it's your first time there--quick, attentive, and genuinely friendly without being over the top. Drinks came out fast, everything was made right, and you never had to chase anyone down if you needed something. The whole place had that laid-back, welcoming vibe where you can actually relax, have a good conversation, and enjoy yourself. If you're looking for a spot with great service and a comfortable atmosphere, this place definitely delivers. I'll be back for sure.

What a find! From Buffalo, went to watch TNF. Asked if they would make authentic Buffalo wings and…read morethey did! They were amazing! The bartender, Tonya, treated me like I was a regular. So nice, so sweet and her husband is the chef! Also, Thursday is Lady's night. Great specialty drinks and beer specials. Next time I'm here, definitely gonna come here.

We didn't have a ton of options in this area, but we could have done worse than 145 Roadhouse. My…read moretop-tier chum who literally went to the school of hospitality and I stopped by here for dinner last Wednesday on a pretty muggy, rainy evening on our way from the SE Appalachia section of KY to Irvine, KY. It was conveniently located right off 15, and despite the meh weather, the place was easy to spot largely because there were a lot of cars in the parking lot - a compliment to the restaurant and its food, or the only game in town? Based on our experience, probably a little bit of both. Definitely does have the roadhouse vibes; it's very spacious and kind of dark in there, with a bar to the right of the entrance and the vast majority of the acreage dedicated to a large dining area on the left. We were seated immediately and after the meal took advantage of the cool map situation by the bathrooms where, if you requested a pushpin from one of the employees, you placed it on the map to show where you came from. Already oodles of NJ representatives on there, which is unsurprising. The random North Dakota pushpin was a bit of a shock, but I guess they travel too. The menu was pretty large but I was immediately drawn to the Fried Catfish w/ Hush Puppies entree, along with the tater skins app, which our waitress went out of her way to compliment. The Catfish was decent; as you can see from the accompanying picture, it was a huge portion and I took a sizeable chunk of it to go (where I think I eventually threw it out because it's not really road trip friendly). Coincidentally (or not, given where we were in the country) I'd had some hush puppies the night before at a hotel in Blacksburg, VA, and these were better. Those others were over-fried but also had mac and cheese stuffed in them, so these basically had better texture but not as much flavor. The mac and cheese was a real low point, unfortunately. Not dissimilar to the hush puppies, they were super tasteless and a bit watery. They had a bit of breading/crumb topping, but it really didn't do anything to improve the situation - definitely something for them to work on. The taters were just okay; usually the issue with them is that they're in the deep fryer for too long (which is not an issue for a lot of people, I suspect), but these I thought actually weren't cooked enough. The interiors were a little tough so the potatoes could have used a little more time in the oven or fryer. Service was solid. Our waitress was very nice and happily contributed her thoughts/opinions on different items of the menu, which my chum loves to seek out when we're in a new, unfamiliar place. I was starting to get a little tired by this point in the day so it was nice to have efficient, quick turnaround times for everything. The prices were decent as well, which probably isn't too surprising given that we were still pretty far away from Lexington and other, more populated areas. This was fine for what it is, and my preference is always to go local when you're traveling through small town USA in lieu of the chains. This wasn't incredible, but we enjoyed our time here and left a literal physical reminder of our time here with the aforementioned pushpin.

This restaurant hasn't established its identity. The decor ranges from a graffiti wall to random…read moreold cooking utensils on other walls. Apparently it was karaoke night which consisted of bored employees playing around. Our waitress was really quiet, inattentive, and overall poor service. We ordered a medium steak and it was raw. The roll was burnt black and hard as a rock. All of the food was under seasoned and tasted like it was fried together in oil that wasn't hot enough. We did not finish our food and we do not recommend this place.

Visited from New Zealand after touring ale 8. Loved it. Sure there may be fancier establishments…read morewith maybe better food. Typical no frills American sports bar I would say. Eating good smoked bbq meat washed down with a cold Coors Light with the locals. What's not to like? Great food, beer, service. Good ole fashion USA.

The food is good but could be a lot better. I wanted the mushrooms but was told they were out. The…read morepotato skins were overcooked and was very dry. The chicken wings and banana peppers were very very salty. You don't have to pour the salt on it.

We tried this place Last night and were very surprised the…read morewings were by far the best in the Northern Kentucky area.

GREAT bar , in the heart of Dry Ridge Ky !! Very nice place…read more Huge bar. Good selection of premium liquors. Honest pours and great prices. The staff is excellent and friendly. We were visiting the area on the night they had the " Drag Me To The Moon " event. A very fun, lively, entertaining evening of high quality Drag entertainment . The Talent was diverse and a lot of fun. They have the show once a month.... If you're in the area, ya gotta pop in here for a few hours of fun.

This is a great place to get a great meal, a cocktail, and leave satisfied. The place is so cool…read more Brick and iron at its best. The charm of old tables with mismatched chairs, even a bench made from an old bed headboard. The staff is great. Quick to answer questions and offer suggestions. The bar is huge. Bottles upon bottles. Then there is the food. Locally sourced and cooked to order. My mom ordered the catfish. It looked delicious and she ate every bite on the plate. My breakfast bowl was absolutely perfect! Potatoes roasted to perfection with awesome hot sausage with eggs cooked to order and covered in the best sausage gravy that I have ever had! Note: I love sausage gravy and have eaten it all over the country. Bravo to the chef! We will be back!

I am typically an all in for Local Feed. I live an hour away, and will drive merely to eat at…read moreLocal Feed, or at least I would, until today. Arrived for my reservation, at lunch, and was seated immediately ( that is a plus - everything was looking good ). Waitress came to get drink order, only to realize she had failed to give us drink menu.Once that was resolved, drinks ordered and corn bread starter ordered. Cornbread delivered, drinks arrive. waitress was slow, kept saying she was new, she was tired, etc... Having been in the service industry, I understand, but not my problem. Here is when the meal went south... when we go to order, we are told no chicken, no steak. Only real options are the chicken and dumplings, sloppy joe, hamburger, meatloaf, ham or fish. Any other beef dish, or chicken dish is not available ( think half the menu ). Had we of known, before the drinks and cornbread, we might have left, as we had driven an hour for brisket and fried chicken. It was extremely disappointing. I went with the chicken and dumplings, as I don't eat fish, or beef, and can't eat pork products. I ordered a side of mashed potatoes and was told the chicken and dumplings came on a bed of mash - nope, apparently it does not. Expecting mash, I ordered carrots... guess what the chicken and dumplings come with carrots! So I got a bunch of carrots, no mash. The others in my party ordered the sloppy joes and both said they were okay, but not what they drove an hour to eat. In my opinion a restaurant, that is closed on Monday, should not be out of half of their menu items on Tuesday. I'd there are delivery issues, they had all day Monday to come up with alternate items, source other foods, etc.. Our waitress rarely came around, never offered refills, or asked how our meals were. At the end, she messed up our tickets so many times, that we finally just paid. I am no longer in a hurry to go to Local Feed and it will not be a place I drive an hour, to eat. To say it has gone downhill, is an understatement. PS - we spent roughly $175 (3 women, with drinks)