Not only is Completely Kentucky a reason to visit Frankfort, it's a reason to visit Kentucky! I…read morehappened on this store on accident. I was driving from Nashville to Cincinnati and picked Frankfort as a place to get out of the car and walk for an hour. Not one to resist a craft store, I decided I could pop in for a minute or two. I perused the store for over an hour and left with $400 worth of merchandise. Completely Kentucky is, in my opinion, the best crafts store in the US. This is not a store where you go to "get a deal." The merchandise is priced so the artists can be decently compensated and the store can keep its lights on. That means not cheap. But coming from the left coast, I thought the prices were very reasonable. When it comes to wood and clay crafts, Kentucky knocks it out of the park. But this store features artists working in every manner of medium. Their commitment to providing a spot to as many Kentucky artists and crafts people as possible is impressive. I love this store. The day after I discovered them I started saving for my next visit. My goal is the have minimum $1000 to spend and to also bring along an empty suitcase so I can get all my loot back home. :)

Completely Kentucky has beautiful handmade art, fashion, pottery, clocks and more. You won't be…read moredisappointed. Tell em Alan sent ya.

We went today for Kentucky Vintage Fest and enjoyed ourselves. A nice variety of shops and vendors…read more We found some great vintage clothing and advertising memorabilia. We look forward to our next visit.

Love Darlings Wine Bar... Great Wine! and atmosphere. The…read morebar tender is very knowledgeable and helpful. Will definitely visit again.

Gators, pineapples, and bananas - oh my! The Spring 2024 collection has dropped at World Market and…read moreas an Alli-Gator (nickname), I had to drop in after Facebook ads had been taunting me with their new Gator collection. I was so excited about the quality and humor for World Market's spring decor, and much of it came home with me... along with tons of unique and global food for our kids Easter baskets. Pro tip: I always search for coupons before shopping here, and I frequently find INCREDIBLE deals on furniture in the back right corner of the store. Just look for 'Managers Special'!

Came back here because I was in the area (had to pick up a T Mobile Qdoba deal) and I remembered…read morethat I wanted to see if they had authentic Stroopwaffel cookies. I ended up impulse buying tons of Coke and Pepsi products from other countries and ended up spending up to $40! I think it was well worth it since I probably will never see the flavors of Coke or Pepsi that they have in other countries, unless they decide to release them in the U.S. Few issues I found (which I find in a lot of stores) are half drunk beverage cups with straws just left on shelves, items that are in the wrong aisle, and price labels not under the right product. I tried my best to do what I could with putting certain items where I saw the same of that item, but this is inexcusable. When associates restock shelves, do they ever quality assurance the store? I think it would be a good idea. But since this store had what I was looking for and new things, I will not review too harshly.

OMGosh, I'm ecstatic over this cheese!! I was visiting Lexington last weekend and was so excited…read moreto find a street fair happening near my hotel on Saturday morning. One of the booths was Boone Creek Creamery. Since I love cheese, I had to indulge and buy myself some! I love hot and spicy, so two of the flavors I got were "Sassy" (Sharp Cheddar with peppercorn and red pepper) and "Habanero" (Sharp White Cheddar with Habanero Peppers). Sassy was unexpectedly wonderful. Rather than hitting the tongue with heat, the heat was more in the back of the mouth and throat and lingered. No too much, but not too little either. Delicious. The Habanero on the other hand, exploded with heat from the initial bite. This one didn't hold back, it was full-on HOT! Way too often things that advertise Habanero try to be delicate... this cheese was not delicate in any way. It was HAWT!! And I'm a huge fan!! My third block is Blueberry White Cheddar. I haven't had any of it yet, but I have no doubt it will be epic! This was such a pleasant unexpected find. If you are in Lexington and like cheese... check them out. You won't be disappointed!!

Owner and Cheese Master, Ed Puterbaugh, has a background in bio chemistry, therefore he knows his…read moreway around a good bacteria! He has put his knowledge into making some of the best small batch cheeses in the state. He begins with a local, grass fed milk. Only natural ingredients are added to the cheeses, including the dye which is derived flowers. They are creative with their recipes and their names. For example, my favorite Sassy Redhead gets its namesake from a dusting of paprika on top and it gets its kick from peppercorns, mustard seeds and red pepper flakes. Abbey Road is an English cheddar smattered with sun dried tomatoes. The Kentucky Derby is a derby style cheddar with a hint of bourbon. Did you know his cheese is lactose fre You and the kids will enjoy a tour where you not only learn a few things but have lots of fun sampling and trying on cheese hats. They create cheese trays for parties and you can often find them at the Lexington Farmers Market where you can sample before you buy.

It's been a long time since I stopped at Railroad for one of their amazing shakes. I happened to be…read morein Midway so I decided to treat myself to their delicious coffee shake. I sat at the counter and enjoyed the vibe of an old school soda fountain. You have to go! 102

A fun throwback to the 50's and 60's. Great music, fun ambiance and good ice cream! Worth a visit.read more

Great place for biscuits and gravy. They're served with eggs. I had mine scrambled. Looked just…read morelike the picture in the website. This place has a warm country atmosphere it's very small, 3 tables. It's like a local hangout, but they made us feel welcome.

WOW !!! What a find in the middle of North Frankford. While on an adventure with my wife to gather…read morerocks for one of her many flower gardens, we stumbled on Rhetts in the need of gas and food. The gas was a cheap as I have found even using Kroger Points, and the food was most excellent. I do not know of any other small country store who has an ex executive chef behind the counter. Walking into Rhetts was like stepping back in time. I do not know when I will back in the area of Rhetts, but rest assured, when I am we will stop in.

The concept is nice, but I've mostly seen closed shops when I've visited. The main attractions have…read morebeen the restaurants. The market is also lively on weekend evenings with live entertainment.

We visited the shops in the old Greyline station. We loved the small shop vendors in the Juliette…read moresection. We loved the lady who had the horse items. She had beautiful hand painted pictures, scarves, and pillows. I enjoyed walking around and looking at the whole area. The area was filled with items of all kinds. They had a popcorn lady and all kinda of crafting vendors.

Great atmosphere. Good coffee/baked goods. Sometimes I…read morethink the staff is overwhelmed. Water dispenser is sometimes empty, they are out of napkins frequently.

This is something Midway needed. I am from the Pacific Northwest where every coffee shop is great…read more I live in Lexington now, and this coffee is better than most coffee in Lexington, and I enjoyed it a lot. It was delicious. The banana bread was good too. The service was great. Very friendly people.