Amazing. The bbq and sides are great. The price is really cheap, and the staff is so kind and…read morequick. You feel welcomed and well fed

07/03/26. After 30yrs time to say goodbye. Our waitress was great and food was too. But if you…read moreseated in another's area you'll get drawn into a nasty comments by other waitresses. Since i don't tolerate that i told them so that it's wrong to do that and we all left. If they now hire those types and looks like they do, IM outta there. I'll try the other barbecue place.

Cooked my ribeye better than Ruth Chris. Had my picky daughters eating almost half of it as med…read more Rare. Along with the crab cakes. Great all around service and atmosphere.

This place is a delight! We ordered a variety of meals - fried chicken, meatloaf, and the burger…read more All were perfection! We followed up with a slice of chocolate cake that was to die for! The server could not have been more of a sweetheart. If I'm ever back in Owensboro, I will be stopping by City Walk.

Was looking for a lunch spot while in town for lunch, and I heard this was a go-to spot for many…read morefolks. I can see why. I had a pork lunch special that was nicely cooked, quickly served, and reasonably priced...kind of a trifecta for a quick lunch (and, to be clear, quite tasty since the "nicely cooked" comment might not adequately convey the point!). Lots of options on the menu for every appetite. Service was friendly, attentive, and helpful. Good atmosphere, relaxed but not divey or anything, lots of space (I got there when it opened, and much of that space was full when I left--twas indeed a go-to spot).

Atmosphere, service, food all spot on . We had French dip,…read morecob salad with fried chicken and shared a cup of fantastic potato soup.

Judging from the packed parking lot, this has to be the busiest restaurant in Owensboro. Not only…read morewas the parking lot full but people were parking on the street and walking to the restaurant. The buffet was absolutely delicious. Old fashioned creamed corn, green beans mashed potatoes, gravy mac & cheese, corn muffins and fried apples all tasted like they could have come from Grandma's kitchen. The salad bar was excellent too, all the ingredients were fresh and there was a nice variety. All this and a dessert bar too! The buffet and salad bar were kept very clean and the food was fresh. Service was very friendly and the price of the bay was extremely reasonable.

We've never been here before and let me tell you!!! YUMMMMMMYYYYY!! We had the all you can eat…read morebuffet with a loaded salad bar, hot bar with fried chicken, ribs, kraut &sausage, bbq pulled pork & chicken, meatloaf and all the sides, a soup bar with 3 different options and a dessert bar! Their dining room is very quaint and welcoming and includes a fireplace and red tablecloths and rolls of paper towels on the table. The service was good, just enough friendly to make you feel welcome! Knocked out one of the big BBQ places in Owensboro off our list for sure! Will be back next month to try their Breakfast Buffet!! Can't wait!

HUGE props to this chain! Yes, they are known for their chicken tenders, fine. But explore the…read moremenu. Saw in their website they had a 7oz filet (with 2 sides) for $25. But when I went they already switched it for a bone in ribeye...same price. Really? Sounds too good to be true. Comes huge spoonful of garlic butter on top (amazing). Grilled perfectly...I'd advise go for medium rare. You can always send back for a quick sear. Loaded baked potato and corn were great sides. To top it off... a. 8-9oz pour of Bonanza red for 10.99? Yes please! Only downer was carry station was in bar area so every time door was opened, you felt it, lol. But again, it was freezing outside. Bar service was excellent!! Definitely going back!!

my girlfriend and I arrived and were immediately seated. No waiter came to our table for at least…read more15 minutes while three other couples came in separately and were immediately seated and a waiter assisted them very promptly. After witnessing this, we decided to leave and go next-door not a very pleasant experience.

I WILL NEVER GET OVER THE AMAZING SERVICE AND BREAKFAST I AM SERVED EVERY TIME I DINE HERE…read more Love me that Rise and Shine meal. Beautiful *ss Bacon. Beautiful pancakes. That buttery goodness never gets old. Call me an extreme optimist, I DON'T GIVE A RATS BEHIND! Each bite I take is like a new feeling swarming me.. Eggs... Content Sausage... Joy Pancakes.. Nostalgia... Bacon.. Greed... Biscuits and gravy... Thankful. Love it here. Always brings a smile to my face. Not to mention the great coffee. Love that roast.

Working in Owensboro this week and I heard about Dee's Diner, which has the best breakfast in town…read more I was craving pancakes so I decided to try Dee's for breakfast. The parking lot was absolutely packed at 9:30 on a Friday morning. I think I found the last possible place to park, parallel at the edge of the lot. I ordered a pancake, which was huge!! Also a couple of over-easy eggs. The pancakes was delicious! It was thin and a little crispy at the edges and had a very good flavor. It was served with a good size chunk of butter. My eggs were cooked to order. Service was very friendly and prompt. Considering that every table was full I was surprised at how fast the server brought out my food. When I paid for my meal the cashier mentioned that I had a "small" pancake but they also offered large pancakes. I thought mine was large enough! There is also a drive thru if you aren't able to dine in. All this and reasonable prices too.

Old Hickory BBQ in Owensboro, Kentucky, delivers exactly what its reputation promises--and then…read moresome. I'd heard more than once, from both my girlfriend and coworkers, that Owensboro is a barbecue town through and through, so when she pointed me toward Old Hickory, expectations were high. Walking in, I was immediately charmed. The space feels like a cozy old cottage infused with unmistakable local pride. Awards and accolades from magazines and even the Food Network line the walls, setting the stage for something special before you ever open the menu. One of the most endearing details, though, is how deeply rooted this place is in the community. The tabletops themselves double as a kind of hometown directory, showcasing local Owensboro businesses. It's a thoughtful, almost nostalgic touch that reinforces the sense that Old Hickory isn't just in Owensboro--it belongs to it. To fully experience what they do best, I ordered the combination platter, a barbecue lover's dream designed for indecision. My lineup included brisket, baby back ribs, and a quarter of white-meat BBQ chicken, with baked beans and mashed potatoes with gravy on the side. The platter arrived surprisingly fast, and the portion size was nothing short of impressive--this is serious, no-nonsense barbecue. The brisket was a standout: fork-tender with generous pieces of that deeply flavorful, smoky bark that true BBQ fans crave. The baby back ribs struck the perfect balance--tender but still offering a satisfying bite off the bone, never mushy or overdone. The chicken was juicy and well-seasoned, cooked just right overall, with only a couple slightly drier bites near the edge of the breast--hardly enough to detract from an otherwise excellent showing. The mashed potatoes and gravy were rich, comforting, and clearly made with care. The baked beans leaned more vinegary than I personally prefer, but they were still good enough that I cleaned the plate without hesitation--a testament to their overall quality. I couldn't help overhearing a nearby table raving about the mac and cheese, and honestly, that might be my biggest regret of the visit. An elderly woman at the table--easily in her 80s--declared, "This mac and cheese kicks ass!" I laughed, briefly considered ordering my own, then accepted defeat--I was already completely full. One small surprise was the classic slices of white and wheat bread served alongside the platter. When I asked about it, the waitress explained that many customers use it to build their own BBQ sandwiches. While I would've loved a square of cornbread instead, the tradition makes sense--and fits the no-frills authenticity of the place. I tried their original vinegar-based sauce, which was tangy, bright, and perfectly suited to the meats. I do wish I'd had the chance to sample their other sauces, but that just gives me an excuse to return. Could I nitpick and mention the limited napkins? Sure--but at a place this good, I ended up licking my fingers clean anyway. Old Hickory BBQ isn't just a meal; it's an Owensboro experience--hearty, genuine, and absolutely delicious.

Owensboro has been vaguely on my radar for years due to the local specialty of mutton BBQ, and I…read morelove unusual meats. Unfortunately, I found the food, especially given reputation, to be disappointing. I'll start with the positives: one of the mutton ribs was absolutely sublime, with the fat suffused through the meat and a great flavor. The other mutton rib was somehow much drier. The sliced mutton was also okay, particularly with the black vinegar sauce. I was not a fan of the chopped mutton or burgoo, both of which has no discernable clear flavor and were closer to slop. Chopped mutton is kind of liked chopped liver but grainier and less tasty. Pickles, fries, bread, etc were all just commerical. I'd consider going back for a sliced mutton sandwich if in the area, but even as a mutton enthusiast I wouldn't make a special journey.