Local, good tasting food, and a friendly staff - what's not to like. I've been twice, both with my…read moredude. Burger w fries the first time and the chicken blt w fries the second. Both times the food came out reasonably quickly and tasted good. Fries were hot both times. The place is clean. The bathroom was clean, but older and in a strange location. The staff were all super friendly and best of all the gal that rang me up clicked past the tip screen, I'm just not a fan of tipping at fast food places and just hate that screen. I did leave cash in the tip jar anyways as the folks were great. We will definitely be back when we are in Paducah again.

Looking for a great hometown burger and I found it!…read more The burger had everything you would want - hot off the grill fresh onions, lettuce, mustard, ketchup and it was huge! Crispy tots as well! What a great hometown spot!

We were traveling I 24 and wanted something local instead of another chain restaurant. Parker's was…read moreexactly what we were looking for. I ordered the Double Bacon Cheeseburger, and it was enormous. The bacon was cooked perfectly, crispy without being overdone, and there was plenty of it. The toppings were fresh, the cheese was generous, and the burger was so big I couldn't finish it all. I wanted to, but it simply won the battle. One of the things that makes Parker's unique is the atmosphere. The walls are covered with horse racing memorabilia and photos. The owner is involved in horse racing, and the racing theme gives the restaurant a personality all its own. And don't leave without trying the ice cream. We had the soft serve, and it was absolutely delightful. It was the perfect finish to a great meal. This is the kind of classic American drive in that is becoming harder to find. Freshly prepared food, generous portions, local character, and a memorable experience. If you're passing through Paducah, Parker's is well worth getting off the interstate for. We'll definitely be back.

Stopped in here on a roadtrip. Service was fast. Food was not very good, especially considering the…read moreprice. BLT was a mess, curly undercooked bacon on soggy thin white bread. Burger was pretty gross, poorly seasoned cheap frozen patties on a soggy bun. They have the good ice for drinks, the tiny ice chips. Fries were good. The lighting and theme inside is cute. Bathrooms were dirty, no changing table in either bathroom. Update: Ended up a little later on with terrible tummy trouble.

When the 4-1/2 star Mexican restaurant we intended to visit turned out to be closed on Mondays we…read morewandered across the lot to this new place. After dining here we didn't at all miss the other spot. This is the sister location of the Marion, KY restaurant of the same name. This opened just three weeks before we visited. It's an attractive spot, but remnants of the former pizza and ice cream restaurant were still evident--like the former name on a frosted window that separated the entryway from the dining room. Newness showed in the server's difficulty finding tacos in the expansive menu. Beyond those things everything else ran fine. La Delicia does have a large menu of typical Mexican items. My three street tacos with pork were excellent, with sweet grilled pineapple balancing the acid from lime. A chimichanga was soft fried and the chicken in it was a little dry. Spanish rice needed a bit more seasoning. Both entrees were quite good, though, and service was attentive.

Very bad costumer service. Worst I've ever had at a Mexican restaurant. Tried to over charge me for…read morefood, CHARGED FOR CHIPS AND SALSA I've never heard of such at these type restaurants. Over priced.

A pain management clinic sits next door to this bakery, but even I (as a physician with some…read moreknowledge in the area) couldn't help but think that perhaps the display of sweets might be better at relieving pain than medications. The chocolate crinkle cookie I settled on delivered a delicate, melty texture. Conversely, the spicy crackers I ate later were robustly flavored (and hey, capsaicin does have some uses in pain medicine too). Their cafe menu didn't have a ton that interested me, and this didn't seem to be a place for people with niche dietary needs, but as a regular bakery it satisfied.

Order an Italian beef. Paid and girl came over to told us they were out of Italian beef, would we…read morelike another sandwich. Told her a salad with a scoop of chicken salad. The girl brings our order then says we owe $1.95. Gave her our card and she processes to say they have a $6.00 fee to use a card. Told her she could take the salad and refund the sandwich. Told which she didn't do until we went to the counter. Poor service.

I put my order in at 7 pm I used the no contact option ,around 8:20 I look outside and my pizza is…read moresitting there. Our delivery driver Hailey didn't knock like Domino's and Door dash do ! It sat there long enough to be cold and have ANTS crawling all over both boxes open it up and sure enough cold pizza with a side of ANTS! The manager blamed us for the no contact but don't they knock?!?! Domino's thanks for knocking! Hailey and papa johns Do better! Over priced anyway over$30 for two pizzas plus $3.99 delivery charge and $4 tip! Never again I'm calling the boss in the morning! I wish I would have taken pictures but the 15-20 ants were very small! I ate one piece because I was so hungry but couldn't stop thinking I was eating an ant so I choked down the cold piece! Do Better y'all!!!

!!!This popped up on my memories from one of my Facebook posts on this day last year so I felt the…read moreneed to post it here since I recently created a yelp account!!! I proudly work at Papa Johns store #83 in Oak Grove. I came to visit my family for Easter and decided to pick up some pizza from the Papa Johns on Lone Oak Road in Paducah. When I went in I asked if I could get my employee discount... After asking 2 people and being ignored multiple times by the manager I was sternly told no. Which is fine! I then said I would like 2 of the $12 large specialty pizzas (because I know what kind of specials are at all of the stores) and she said she can't do that special either. The woman behind the register seemed to have trouble understanding what I was ordering so I said "If it would be easier for you, I can go order online" she then said "I mean your total so far is $45"... $45 for 2 med pizzas? No. Then I firmly said "I'm going to order online. Thank you". I then go out to the car with my husband and my best friend. While I was ordering on the app, my husband notices, through the window, the manager screaming and cussing out the woman behind the cash register. While flailing her arms over by the oven, the manager waves away the woman behind the cash register. The woman behind the cash register starts to cry and freak out. The manager then walks to the drivers station and is angrily staring at us!!! This woman has her hands on her hips and is straight up STARING AT US through the large front window trying to intimidate us. And for what? Trying to order some dang pizzas! We then took our business to Dominos who were glad to take my money. All in all, I think Papa Johns is great. I love my store. But I will never be buying from the Lone Oak Store in Paducah ever again.

Food was really good, they understood the order I took and the clerk was really kind. The waiter…read morewas also very nice and made sure we were having a good time and we were comfortable. As of the cleaning, it was surprisingly well managed and everythink looked like it was up to order and cleaned perfectly. Amazing and would recommend!

Not friendly to Veterans. Extremely rude people, Burger…read moreKing and McDonald's are close you get better service there and a veterans discount.

First off, a fast food chain has a lower rating ceiling. By definition, you're not getting…read moresomething that is unique. The food should not be a surprise unless it is strangely bad or strangely good. Usually, it's just like all of the other stores and that's the case here. Wendy's is pretty basic as a franchise. The burgers are fine, yay for the chili option, price is cheap...good for large families! How about this location, though? That's what we're looking at, right? The good part is AWESOME service. Very friendly and fast employees, that's something that can be missing this time of year. The bad part? This edition of Wendy's is in need of a remodel. The wall-hangers for the booster seats are broken and the color/carpet has likely been this same set-up for a decade or two. The outside is also fairly run down: broken concrete, cracked asphalt, etc. Oh yeah, they have one of those automated Coke fountain machines with a billion flavors. For some folks that may be a plus, but for a large family that is slow and loaded with too many choices.

this place has gotten my order wrong the past 3 times i've been here and the people around me are…read morecomplaining their order is wrong too. the most disorganized people work here!! the food is good but when they get the order wrong and you go up to the counter to get your order fixed, your food gets cold then you aren't enjoying it :(

Went in late tonight for some coffee. Most of the flavored creamer were empty, the creamer…read moredispenser was empty and there was a FILTHY mop bucket filled with black water in it right in front of the coffee creamer station. Kaine, the cashier, was slumped down behind the register with his head buried in his phone while playing extremely loud and vulgar rap music for any and everyone to hear. Very poor service. Y'all need to be more careful who you hire!!

Gas for cars and diesel for trucks at this Huck's. Inside, it has the usual convenience store. This…read morelocation has the newer market look and puts an emphasis on fresher foods like fried items, sandwiches, wraps, pizza, and desserts. Also available here is a relatively new Huck's feature: self checkout kiosks for customers using credit cards.