This is our go to place whenever we drive through Etoqn. There is something for everyone and the…read moreservice is amazing.

If you have not stopped by Woo Hoo you are missing out!…read more The Location - You pull up and question your decision. The building looks simple. It looks like a small mom and pop spot in an older space. Then you walk in and see they are building something strong. The Service was quick, staff was Friendly Helpful and attentive. No issues. Now for the Food. I was impressed. Good Mediterranean food in Louisville is rare. My wife and I stopped in for lunch and the food delivered. She ordered a chicken gyro. Her fries came out fresh and seasoned. Her sandwich was the best gyro we have had in Louisville. I ordered the Sparta bowl lunch portion. Fresh, flavorful, and balanced. Nothing negative to say. Overall. If you have not been here you should make time to visit. Nobody is perfect so here is my minor nitpick. I ordered a Sparta bowl and did not get a fork. I walked back up and grabbed one. If that is the worst problem they have, they are doing something right. I look forward to going back.

It was an amazing experience. There were so many different options on the menu. Every single…read moreemployee was very helpful, kind, and it had a great energy to the entire restaurant. The chocolate chip cheesecake was AMAZING and was made fresh today. It had a very sweet and buttery crust. I could've just eaten the crust as a cookie My family got the fish sandwich, ribeye sandwich, and the chicken tender basket. It was very affordable compared to other restaurants. The fish sandwich was delicious. The ribeye was really yummy but it was just bread and steak. Overall it had so much character and had great food.

Had to stop at Farmwaldt on the way to Kentucky Downs. You can smell the goodness when you walk in…read morethe door. A wealth of baked goodies to choose from. Got a cinnamon bun for next day's breakfast and a loaf of Sourdough bread to take home. 91

This place is such a hidden gem. Tucked away off the beaten path, it has that cozy, "you almost…read moredon't want to tell anyone about it" kind of charm. The space is definitely on the smaller side, which adds to the intimate feel, but I can only imagine it gets pretty tight during peak hours--especially since they don't take reservations. That said, everything else more than makes up for it. The service was genuinely excellent--attentive, friendly, and made us feel right at home from the moment we walked in. And the food? Absolutely worth it. Every dish we tried was packed with flavor and clearly made with care. If you're thinking about going, I'd definitely recommend timing your visit to avoid the rush. It's a small spot, but one that delivers a big experience.

The Whistle Stop is 50 years old. IIt's been 25 years since I was there, my first trip to Kentucky…read more Imagine! Difficult to decide what to have. I had the Gouda Grilled Cheese Sandwich with Bacon and a delicious Tomato Soup. Our server brought a small loaf of bread with strawberry jam on the side to the table which I took home. (Breakfast this morning.) If you're near Glendale, do stop. 94

They have cute claw machines in the front, the lounge chairs are comfy & the place is very open &…read morethe kitchen/front counter is massive where you order. They have options of different broth meals from different countries like Vietnamese pho, Cambodian pho, & Japanese ramen!! I ordered strawberry matcha & the one serving size is huge, I couldn't finish, they game generous amount of tapioca & my partner ordered brown sugar boba with tapioca & requested 25% sugar & it was still very sweet!

Passing by Kentucky area on our way home and was craving hot soup, this place came up on my search…read more First impression, place was huge, clean, cute and cozy with ample different types of seating. We had the Phó combination, Cambodian noodles and Banh Mí with Honey milk green tea boba. I tell you, delicious! Delicious! Everything was goood! Very authentic. It was the perfect meal for this chilly weather. The bobas were delish as well, soft right amount of chewiness and adjustable sweetness level. Friendly and quick service. Check them out! Happy tummy!

Great pizza. Great price nice atmosphere. Good ole Hometown Pizza. Always hot. Spaghetti and…read moremeatballs are also delicious rate 5 stars

The food is always so good. I was never a pizza person until we found this place and it's the only…read moreplace I will go to get pizza now. We have probably been there 50 times or more over the years and it's always so good. There has never been a single time that we weren't waited on with an enthusiastic knowledgeable server. Very much enjoy our trips for pizza to this little place!

Food was truly amazing! Have traveled plenty to different countries, and his food is some of the…read morebest I've had! Not only is the food amazing, the service is even better! Tony and the staff are truly amazing, welcoming, & accommodating! My daughter has a few things she CANT have, he made sure she was taken care of! Restaurant itself is nice, classy, welcoming, beautiful paintings everywhere (that you can buy too!) I truly can not recommend him enough.

We ate here on Saturday. My first time visiting in Glendale, KY. It was the first time for any of…read moreour group of 3 at this restaurant. It is in a very old building that has covered front porch that connects it to a couple other businesses that appeared to be antique stores. Tony, the owner, greeted us just inside the door to the restaurant. He took us to our table and spoke to us about his business and that his mother was his inspiration for cooking. He's the youngest of 10 children. We enjoyed talking to him. The waitress was friendly. We all enjoyed our meal. Mine was fried chicken breast, corn on the cob and potato salad. It all tasted good. The homemade strawberry ice cream was recommended by Tony so we got it for dessert. It was a disappointment. It was served in a very small glass tea cups and was a liquid with slices of strawberry. The waitress knew it was not appealing since it didn't freeze well when it was made yet served it to us anyway. I didn't eat much of mine. The strawberries were good. My friend paid the bill so I don't know the total cost of my meal. But, the prices on the menu were all very reasonable for the quantity of food. Glad we tried this restaurant. Overall, I would recommend.

Basic roadside diner. Got the Omelet with cheddar, turkey sausage and spinach. It came with…read morehashbrowns. The sausage tasted like regular sausage so I am not sure if I got the right thing or not. Decor is very basic with a retro feel to it. Server was pleasant although a little flakey, especially for it being 10am on a Friday. If I needed a quick breakfast in this area again I would return.

We came here for breakfast. I really enjoyed the veggie omelette. Service was slow and there…read moreweren't many customers. This is located at a truck stop. They have turkey sausage available also.

This is a cute little coffee and creamery in Cave City. I picked up dinner from Cracker Barrel and…read morewalked over to Cave City Creamery afterwards to get some ice cream for dessert. I love their little pup sundaes. I got one for my pup, she thoroughly enjoyed it. I got the extreme cookie dough. It was not very extreme but was good. The small was enough to eat for a couple of servings. They have seating inside and outside available. I ordered mine to go.

Standard ice cream place. I figured a creamery would make their own ice cream so opted for here…read moreover DQ but looked like it was outsourced.

If you like pizza, Maillard Wood Fired Kitchen in Elizabethtown is one you need to put on your…read morelist. I went with the Italian Meats pizza, and this thing was amazing. It comes loaded with pepperoni, Italian sausage, cappy ham, sopressata and ricotta, along with Romano and mozzarella. What really makes it different is the Neo-Neapolitan, wood-fired style. Their pizzas are cooked at extremely high temperatures, which gives the crust those dark, blistered spots you can see in the pictures. Those black spots aren't necessarily a burned pizza, that char is part of what gives wood-fired pizza its distinctive flavor and texture. Maillard even describes its food as being "kissed by fire." And LOOK AT THAT CHEESE PULL! The crust had a great combination of crispy, chewy and slightly charred, while the center stayed softer. Add all those Italian meats and the little pockets of creamy ricotta, and there was a ton of flavor in every bite. This definitely isn't your typical chain-store pizza. The menu is pretty impressive too. They have everything from a basic cheese or pepperoni pizza to combinations like The Great Debate, Sweet & Spicy, Greek Freak, The Bama, Garlic Confit and The Gus. There are also wood-fired wings, salads, cheese breads and several dipping sauces. So even if everyone at the table doesn't want the same kind of pizza, there are plenty of options. Another thing I really enjoyed was the atmosphere. It was peaceful and relaxing when we were there on a mid Thursday evening, it's one of those places where you can actually sit down, enjoy your food and have a conversation without feeling rushed. And the service was awesome. Friendly service can turn good food into a great experience, and they nailed both. One tip for somebody trying wood-fired pizza for the first time: don't judge that dark crust before you taste it. I know somebody is going to look at my picture and say, "They burnt your pizza!" Nope, that blistered char is one of the things that makes this style of pizza so good. Amazing pizza + peaceful atmosphere + awesome service = an easy from me. I'll definitely be back, although now I've got a problem: Do I order the Italian Meats again because it was that good, or try another one? Let me know what you ordered and if you felt this review was satisfactory. Enjoy your!

Rated 4.6 This little gem is for those that are staying a…read morenight to adventure around the storing town or even just passing by to get some gas. I hope everybody can get this bite that me and my family had. We got something called garlic, confetti, pizza, and my kids don't eat garlic like that this was just blended right with the perfect crust from their wood fire definitely going back try many more pies and wings. Any flavor you want! And while you wait don't forget to let your kids have that pocket change so they can experience childhood games that we loved to play.

The Good: Service was good. the place was clean and tidy. Employees were friendly and polite…read more Prices are good. The Bad: The food, wasn't terrible but I swear it was the Whitest white-people food that I have ever eaten. Bland is an understatement. The Mac-n-cheese was so watery and had zero flavo. Catfish was ok but everything else was flavorless. Maybe try adding a little bit of SEASONING to your meals. People like food with good flavor not food that tastes like cardboard. Country style food should be flavorfu.

Mel's Cafe delivers solid hometown country cooking with a buffet that doesn't mess around. Big…read moreportions, everything's fresh and hot, and they don't blink if you go back for more. Mel herself she's a class act, greets you like you've been coming forever, makes sure your plate's right, and runs the place with genuine heart. Fair prices, no nonsense service, and you walk out full and satisfied every time.