This is a true country restaurant real country gravy and real meat biscuits are great. I got the…read morebreakfast platter it's great for 11.99

Owners are incredible!!! They did a fantastic job providing catering. Bonnie is very accommodating…read moreand is a killer cook. She makes a mean pizza and homemade bread. I recommend ordering a slice of blueberry cheesecake!

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!

Great Bagels and French Toast! Recommend it for everyone wanting breakfast in the RRG!read more

This fine patriotic establishment was a welcoming space for my kind of people. I walked in wearing…read moremy MAGA hat and daddy trump shirt. I immediately felt at home because the coffee shop gave spiritually Israel vibes. I ordered a black coffee and it was a kirkalicious. However, while claiming my drink and saying thank you, only to receive the Erika Kirk eyes from a worker. I was smitten immediately (don't tell my wife). I felt the butterflies that I hadn't felt in a very long time...I sat down with my fellow patriots and was slightly disappointed by the lack of board games. However don't worry, we spent the conversation talking about our martyr, Charlie Kirk. May he rest in peace. We requested the we are charlie king song but they refused to play it so we stormed out of the coffee shop.

Great food and friendly and courtesy service. Close by and easy parking . Love to browse the…read morestore each visit.

Friendly, quiet out of the way. Let you shop unmolested but are available to answer questionsread more

The food was good except for the mac and cheese it was cold and tasted like water and noodles…read more service was great and outside seating was good.

Go hungry, the portions are very generous. Thankfully we got to the area on a Sunday and after…read morechecking out a couple of trails walked in at a great time. We ordered pulled chicken with white sauce, hashbrown casserole & green beans for me and a rack of ribs, coleslaw and baked beans for my husband. Everything was great! The chicken was delicious, hashbrown casserole was great and the green beans were seasoned perfectly. My husband was stunned by the portions. The ribs were fall of the bone tender and were smoked to perfection. His sides were good, but he was determined to finish the ribs, so didn't eat all the sides. Two days later he said he was still waking off the ribs!

This place was amazing! We came here 2 out of the 3 days we were in red river gorge, one time for…read morebeers and the other for lunch. Our beers were unique and even showcased local breweries. Our food was perfect after a long morning hike and were huge portions for the price. Our bartender was so friendly and he even helped us find a better campsite than the one we had originally planned to stay at. Will absolutely be visiting again on our next trip to the gorge!

We we're down in Red River Gorge for three nights over spring break and ended up having dinner here…read moreall three nights! Skybridge station is conveniently located near Danielle Boone Forest, and our cabin was also on this side of town. We ate outside each night and after dinner, the kids walked across the street to the small ice cream shop to get dessert. The food was great and they had unique Kentucky craft beers on draft. The atmosphere was very welcoming and we will definitely come back here to eat next time. We are in town.

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.

The service here is great. Our hostess was on it when it came to our drinks and coffee. After a…read morelong hike (about 7 hours), the meal was very comforting. We all enjoyed salad plates, the catfish was amazing, the chicken was on the dry side, but still tasted great. Desserts were very yummy too. Everything was clean, everyone there was friendly, and can't beat watching some cute squirrels while eating.

SO! First time I've ever had a Hot Brown and enjoyed it. A friend and I split it and I'm glad we…read moredid, as it was a good sized helping! And it left room for dessert! I don't remember what the pie was called, but it was absolutely delicious. Just remembered that we also shared an appetizer of fried green tomatoes. The service was good and the ambiance was nice. Quiet and enjoyable. Reasonably priced too.

Walnut Leaf Country Market in Camargo is about an hour from Lexington. This Amish store has a…read morewealth of goodies to take home --- produce, baked goods, meat, etc. If you're there around lunchtime, you can get a freshly made sandwich. The Tuesday special was a pulled pork sandwich. I took it outside to eat. Not very good, I'm afraid. Probably should have gone with a sandwich. Had I brought a cooler, I would have bought some perishables. I bought a loaf of sourdough bread and a jar of bear jam. On the way home I drove through Mt. Sterling, a rural little town that makes Lexington look like the big city. 62

This place is a little gem. It has flowers for sale aligning the outside. Inside they have a deli…read moreand sell Amish baked goods and spreads. They sell locally canned items and meats. I stopped in here on this day with my sister to see what this was about. We bought pimento cheese, crackers, locally made beef jerky, and some spices. It was great. If you are in the area, I would suggest to stop in and see what goodies you can find.

A place that seemed to stay busy! We were out driving looking for some good eats. Minimal signal…read moremeans you just drive in somewhere and take a peak! We greatly enjoyed the fish n chips and grits. Would recommend to those in the area!

Wouldn't recommend, go somewhere else. It's not busy for a reason. The customer service severely…read morelacks. The old cashier lady was rude from the start. I asked what her favorite thing in the menu was or what she recommended and she just scoffed the pesto chicken with zero enthusiasm. "Just get the pesto chicken people don't know what farm to table is and expect city food". Well don't get the pesto chicken, it's unseasoned and lacks flavor. Shes rude and is extremely unfriendly. We wished we had just walked away at that point. She rolls her eyes when you ask to try a beer and makes snide comments, "you guys been hiking you look tired". The potatoes look days old and have been sitting around from the day before. The bathrooms don't work and the girls who bring your food out lack customer service skills as well. I would not recommend eating here, go further down the road instead.