I wish that there were more family run restaurants like this. It was very clean and a good old…read morefashioned country feel. The farm location seems like you are out in the country while it has easy access to the highway and shopping. The staff were super friendly. The food was good but nothing we ate stood out as exceptional. If in the area, I will go back for lunch.

I was visiting from California and came across their homemade jams and jellies. Some of the most…read moredelicious different flavors I've ever had.

Millstone, Saturday night! We stroll in, feeling spontaneous and ready for adventure. The hostess…read moregreets us with a smile and immediately hits us with: "15-20 minute wait." Cool, except... half the tables were sitting there just waiting to be used. We ask about eating at the bar--nope, "not allowed." We walk in to order a drink while we wait and people are happily feasting at the bar. Before we could even sip the drinks we ordered, our table was suddenly ready. It was like the restaurant gods flipped a switch: awkward start over, let the good times roll. From then on, the night was smooth sailing. Our server was a rockstar. Attentive, friendly, and somehow always appearing right when we needed them. Now let's talk food. The mac and cheese. Oh. My. Goodness. Forget everything you thought you knew about mac and cheese. This wasn't a side dish--it was a life event. Creamy, cheesy perfection that deserves its own fan club. I'd come back just for that bowl of happiness. So yes, the beginning was a little sitcom-worthy, but Millstone redeemed itself in a big way. Great vibe, great food, and a must-visit in downtown Richmond. If you haven't been, stop depriving yourself and go already.

Think upscale sports bar! As a solo diner I had the option to sit at the bar, but requested a small…read moretable and was seated at a half booth, which was perfect for me. It was slow on a Wed evening and I felt relaxed to enjoy my dinner and book. Service was attentive and efficient, while mindful that I was clearly in no rush. Highly recommend the Old Fashioned - it was perfection. Added filet to my salad and ordered a side of Mac & enjoyed every bite!

The service is always good and the food is always hot and delicious. My only problem is having to…read moredecide between all the great choices. Breakfast is served all day and there's always great food on the buffet or you can order from the menu. If you like comfort food, this is the place to go!

I've heard it said before that if you want home cookin', then eat at home. I normally subscribe to…read morethis belief. It's one reason I don't go out for breakfast ~ I can make a pretty good breakfast at home. No use paying someone to do something I can do. So, going into Jackson's restaurant, a mom and pop restaurant specializing in home cooked style food, I had my doubts. Walking up to what resembled a school cafeteria lunch line only furthered my doubts. And, seeing the sheer number of different options sitting out behind the glass window only furthered my suspicions. Look, I was wrong. The food here is really good. The service is super friendly and helpful. I was so overwhelmed by all the choices I just told the lady behind the glass counter to pick me something. She obliged with a kindness that made me think she knew me somehow. She chose the chicken and dumplings, beef stew, apples, and two different types of corn bread. Now, I thought initially, and she even admitted, that the chicken and dumplings/beef stew mix was a little unorthodox, but that they were both so good I had to try them. Both were fantastic. The apples were awesome. I liked both types of corn bread. When I got up to leave, she called me over to the counter and said that since it was my first time there, I'd get a free dessert. You all, I was too full to even try. The food here is both tasty and filling. I was in Richmond for a conference at Eastern Kentucky University. So it was really convenient to stop by. But I'd say that even if you're remotely close, it's worth a visit. Don't, as I did, judge a book by its cover.

We decided to grab some tacos and a chicken burrito for dinner. Customer service was awesome! All…read morethe food was portioned appropriately to price we paid. They offer alcohol on their menu, but not on Sundays. Overall, we enjoyed our dinner experience last night, and I'm sure we'll return oneday. @ noirvedanaturals

We stopped here on a Sunday after hiking around Red River Gorge. My husband was disappointed that…read morethey don't sell beer on Sundays :( But that's ok... the food made up for it! We both had burgers... delicious! Try the Garlic pepper cheese if you can! I got the plate with fries, my husband just got a burger. The plate with fries was HUGE! We shared and still had left overs. There are tables and picnic tables out front, and a partially enclosed deck area around the side. We would highly recommend!

I love coming here for breakfast, it feels like home and food is always good. Service is good and…read moreeverything is clean.

YUM! Because the food is so much like my mama's, it brought tears to my eyes-especially the fried…read morepotatoes. I loved the soup beans, slaw, fried okra, and cornbread. My husband's turkey and dressing was great as well.

What a great find after a long day on the Bourbon Trail (I mean someone has to do it)…read more We had a great server who enthusiastically gave a tour of their menu. I had the meatloaf and it was awesome. My lady had the shrimp and grits. We sat on the porch. It's just down the road from Woodford Distillery.

This little spot came highly recommended, so I made it a priority to check it out tonight. Even…read morethough it wasn't busy tonight, I could imagine it being a hot spot during peak bourbon touring season. My recommendation, make reservations. Since this was my first time here, I sat at the bar and asked the severer to recommend what I should try first. She ranted about the pickle brine chicken sandwich that's drizzled with hot honey. It has a side of veggies and coleslaw. I am so glad I took her recommendation because this was delicious. I also tried the chocolate bread pudding but to be honest this wasn't good at all. It tasted more bitter than sweet. I didn't even finish it. I'd pass on it. This was my big disappointment for the night. However, I didn't let the bad bread pudding ruin the night, because everything else was so good. I think this is a perfect spot to grab a bite while enjoying a bourbon trail tour.

Not too far off the interstate makes this a must stop for breakfast!…read more Service was quick and the food was excellent.

Our 2nd time here. Food is really good. I ordered heuvous rancheros with scrambled eggs and I…read moreloved every bite. The verde salsa added the right amount of acid. Hubby ordered a traditional fried eggs, bacon, sausage and gravy. He cleaned his plate. Our server was very friendly. Cute decor with photos of dogs all around. Oh and games to play while you wait.

After having endured some very heavy meals in Ireland, it was great to come across a veggie…read moreparadise like Thyme Out. We came in for a late breakfast and had some very good coffee before digging into some very copious (vegan!!) breakfast burritos. All very yummy and filling. We took some scones along with some delicious homemade jam which we had as a snack during our afternoon hike. Very nice consistency and I liked the whole wheat flour base. The women who run the cafe were friendly and attentive. Definitely worth stopping in

A+ pizza, crust, sauce, toppings. Went 2x during our stay. Nice salad with chicken too…read more sincerley, A NY'er

A RRG staple, a beacon after a long day on the trail. The yellow building is a sight for sore eyes…read more The pizza always hits on top of a beer to wash it down, you can't go wrong. I took my girlfriend there for her first time - a gym rat that never eats pizza - and she put 3 slices down without realizing it. A must if you're in RRG.

Service was a bit chaotic. The hostess was having to leave the front to seat people which created a…read moreline of people to wait to be seated. Multiple waitresses were serving the same tables. We were seated but never greeted until about 11 min later. By this time we were ready to order. We ordered the potato skins appetizer. They were hot and flavorful but we've never had them served with diced tomatoes before. We ordered the pulled pork sandwich, seafood platter, and the catfish dinner. Our food was served hot. The pulled pork was good but a bit dry. The fish was cooked well and large portions. The shrimp was really good. The hushpuppies were different but really good. The cole slaw was tasty. The loaded baked potato was hot but a bit bland. The atmosphere was relaxed and enjoyable. We sat on the patio, but they also offer indoor seating. Overall, we enjoyed this place and would return.

3.5 stars. 5 stars for location and view. Lush historic backwater deep in colonial era Kentucky…read more Historic plaques on the road by the bridge. Nice service. Locals and those passing by... sit outside on a Spring afternoon.