Absolute worst cheese ever, nachos are stale. The drinks taste funny. Absolutely nothing to do…read more Everything's always out of order. Been waiting 2 hours for pizza, we are number 17 in line waiting for ONE cheese pizza and literally they're only on number 9. Worst service ever. 0/10 stars, would not recommend.

As far as skating rinks go this is just as good as any other one. They have a nice wooden floor…read more There is a lazer tag area also. It is a good place to have birthday parties. There is a small arcade inside also. Definitely a safe place to let your kids hang out at. The prices are not that bad.

Honey tonk pub food. Service was, meeting…read more The ambience was cool, loved the bathroom guitar mirrors.

Best food, best music, best service -- Austin City Saloon is always a win. Highly recommend!read more

I was lucky to be in Radcliff/ E-town last year for the first BBQ Blues and Bikes festival. It was…read morea great time for music food and plenty of bikes. Plenty of show bikes daily drivers trikes custom, HD, sport, cruisers, choppers, lowered. European. Parking and food was plentiful and lots of activities for all ages. I wish I could stay a few more weeks to join in the fun. Or even be a vendor as it should be a great event again this year. Food 5 Ambiance 5 well organized Service 5 Location 5 plenty of porta potties. Value 5 free parking admission. Sadly I won't be in town for the second one. 26/2014

This venue is located in downtown Somerset in the building used by Somerset City Hall/City Police…read moreDepartment. The theater productions feature mainly local talent. However, the place does provide local talent and a way of expressing their talent and developing their skills. Although their productions are a wide range of genres and variations, they also travel to other locations to conduct performances. Hopefully, they will continue and offer a wider variety of theatrical performances to expand and increase local appreciation for the arts. In addition, I hope they will become supportive of the local COSPLAY community and expand the offerings to include performances in the genre. This void for the performing arts has always been lacking in our area and is an excellent opportunity for young playwrights and actors/actresses to develop in a supportive environment.

Cave Hill Vineyard & Winery is an absolute gem! Debbie, the owner, was the perfect hostess -- warm,…read morewelcoming, and so passionate about the winery. I also loved hearing about the passion she and her husband have for their wine. You can truly feel the love and care they put into everything they do. The wine is delicious, the location is beautiful, and their sweet sheepdog/doodle, Ollie, was a wonderful host too! Such a charming touch. And let me just say, the frozen wine margaritas are a delicious treat on a summer day -- so refreshing and fun. Highly recommend Cave Hill Vineyard & Winery for great wine, beautiful scenery, and the kind of hospitality that makes you want to come back again and again!

This place is truly amazing, the hospitality from the owners is wonderful to say the least. The…read morevenue is beautiful and peaceful just as soon as you pull up to the property. Cave Hill as something for everyone and is definitely worth a visit. The same are awesome and easy to work with willing to go the extra mile to make every guest feel special. We high recemmend this place for a wedding or any other private event

I'm a big fan of KFC. Growing up, my mother used to take us out once a month for a bucket of the…read moreColonel's crispy fried chicken with mashed potatoes and coleslaw. I saw several of my Yelp friends recommend a stop at the Museum and I was all in. I could hardly contain my excitement, seeing the iconic bucket marquee. Outside, in the perfectly manicured lot, stand petroleum artifacts from the Sanders early days as a gas station owner. A historical plaque describes the site. The Museum stands where Harland Sanders (the Colonel) once owned a small neighborhood restaurant, called Sanders. Here, his famous fried chicken took root. Inside, is a modern KFC counter. I be placed my order and was given a beeper. The Museum is filled with artifacts from 1940's to present including Sanders furniture, kitchen ware and an evolution of KFC logo packaging and trinkets. My favorite part of the exhibit was a video of Sanders describing how to prepare his chicken. I was truly inspired by his story as an entrepreneur. My lunch was fresher than any KFC that I had ever had. The chicken was crispy and flavorful. The coleslaw was so brightly colored that I knew it was made within the hour. And the potatoes took me back to my childhood. We spent about an hour total at the museum. There is no charge, except your meal. Restrooms are clean. The museum is fun and interesting. I highly recommend a stop, especially if you're a KFC fan.

I really like KFC in general and this place is really cool. The museum is neat and the food tastes…read morebetter than ours back home. There was a guy playing some sort of Indian flute in the parking lot when we visited. He told us some good stories and played a few tunes. Definitely worth checking out.

In Somerset Ky, Community College hosting their 29th consecutive annual festival was a treat, I…read moreplan on making for years to come. We came from Louiville, 3 hour drive as always has beautiful scenery of rolling hills and the famous thoroughbred farms. We Found plenty of parking. There was a super friendly volunteers to guide your way As we made our way through arts and hand crafted wares. Plenty of food truck venders serving entrees to delicious treats. The music was the main draw. Some of the newest up and coming artist of all genres looking for their biggest break to seasoned acts you'll want to see time and again. Our favorite was Grace Potter and her band offering smooth ballads to rock, to high energy dance tunes. Two large first class sound stages and equal lighting excitement. Gave us a chance to bounce back from one stage to another act to act. Large open spaces for your folding chairs. Highly recommend you make to travel next July. Note, remember bring lawn chairs.

they always pick crummy groups and poor performances. No real thought goes into their selectionread more

This place is another diamond in the rough, located in rural Casey County (KY). this is a must stop…read moreif traveling thru the areas. They offer a variety of soups, (chicken, beef and pork). They were all superb and seasoned so well. You will not be disappointed in the wonderful taste and quality of food. I have also tried there bone broth is a true delight and a must try. If you are local and looking for locally raised meats this is the place.