This Classy Venue, Sets A New Tone.. Pleasantly Kicked Out of Our Comfort Zone:…read more What a Gorgeous Night to be out & about, with Beau, on the night before the Full Moon, during Derby Week, in Bowling Green. We'd never been here before, thus, we were new to this scene! Even stepping in seemed an experience, following behind two ladies, donned in Derby Hats, & their two dapper gentlemen, who smiled, held open the door, & graciously waved us in!! Then, at a long table we happily joined, our extended, car fanatic family. Thus, the festivities began, as our evening flowed pleasantly.. What We Found : Service: Friendly & Attentive.. Our iced tea was refilled & our tables kept clean. And our server, steered us in the right direction, in recommending the Surf & Turf dinner, which was Delightful.. Ambiance: Lofty & Modern Aesthetic, with Rustic Elements. (But still too modern, for our liking). Nearby, seemed a nicer table: with a wooden tent like canopy, situated near a great hearth.. Food: Generous portions of entrees & sides. The hearty sides, are served family style. We ordered: Bacon Cornbread; Mac & Cheese; Roasted Brussel Sprouts; Roasted Mushrooms; & Truffle Fries. These Tasted Divine... Especially the bacon cornbread, served with a dollop of brown butter, which disappeared in no time!! Whilst our Surf & Turf Dinner, of: Shrimp & Beef, served on skewers, atop a bed of Fried Rice, Kicked Us Out of Our Comfort Zone. This was quite unlike the country cuisine of Bowling Green, for so long known!! And, the horseradish sauce, served alongside, seemed rich & robust!! Indeed, the menu seemed to convey the chef's creative touch!! However, our friend beside us, bemoaned that his elk steak dinner, was mostly burnt!! To the staff, not saying a word!! Moreover, Beau found his Strawberry Shortcake, a tad too dry. But from Beau's pretty dessert, to the Almond Cake, ordered at the table--all seemed a pastry feast for the eyes!! Overall: We Found This Classy Venue, A Welcome Change From The Familiar..Hearty Southern Fare, Fine Tuned With A Touch Of The Exotic!! So Happy To Say: We Loved It !!

We loved our experience at H&O! The service and food were excellent. I loved the atmosphere and…read moredecor as well.

Love this place! Located under JR Neighbors and has a speakeasy feel where it's lower light more…read moreintimate with the same food options. The last time we went they had a special menu with some high end options and it was delicious!!!! We had no idea and did not have a reservation and it filled up fast so we had to sit at the bar but the service and food was still great. Definitely look i to their special events and get reservations!

I've never written a one star review, so it really saddens me that my experience here was so. It…read morewas my partners birthday 3/14, this place was recommended to us for offering excellent cocktails. The 1920s speakeasy ambiance was well done, we were excited to enjoy drinks here. We sat at the bar next to a few other folks, the bartender asked us if we knew what we would like. I asked for a menu, she said she didn't have them out right now and would come back to take our order. The bartender returned and my partner explained that we weren't sure what we wanted to order, that it was our first time in and asked if there was a menu we could view. The bartender responded with, ''no menus, it's easier that way''. I was taken back by not only the comment, but the tone of her voice (clearly not happy with our request). I turned to my boyfriend and said, let's go somewhere else! The speakeasy wasn't crowded, but, was part of the Elizabethtown St. Patrick's Day bar crawl. I don't believe that should have any effect on the regular menu or quality of service. We were disappointed with our experience (lack of) especially on such a special day. We skipped down the road to Bourbon Barrel Tavern and received excellent service and tasty cocktails.

Stopped in on March 3 for a couple of cocktails after lunch on a casual Bardstown eat and shop…read morestroll with my lady friend. I unknowingly ordered the same thing she did, which was their unique take on an old fashioned, the Reveille. Not a surprise to me though as we are so much alike. We both loved this version and were pleased about having Luxardo cherries in the mix. We doubled our pleasure and continued making our way through the shops having shared the experience of discovering a new favorite in Bardstown. Beautiful bar had a speakeasy vibe without the sunken couch effect. Barrel chairs were comfortable and the service was attentive.

Best cocktail bar in Bardstown. Luis and Ray are excellent bartenders and always have something…read morecreative and fun to try. The ambiance is classy and quaint making you feel apart of the neighborhood. Come for a cocktail and don't miss out on the sausage balls. This is a regular spot for us industry folks in town.

Beautiful interior and knowledgeable staff. Well stocked bar, with about any bourbon you can…read moredesire on the shelf. Love the friendly atmosphere and it feels very upscale for a small town. 6/26

Great little bourbon bar in downtown Frankfort. They have a large selection of Old Dusties plus…read moreother commonly available pours and other special stuff. Several seating options including the bar, couches, tables and chairs, etc. a large cocktail selection, too. Ours were quite good. The owner and staff are friendly, welcoming and knowledgeable. It's an old building with a lot of hard surfaces so it can get loud if it is busy or patrons get ... vocal. Reasonable prices, good selection, nice people. Stop in for a pour.

Great craft cocktails. The Oak & Match Old Fashioned is the best I have had anywhere.read more

Great spot for an afternoon cocktail. I had one of the best mezcal cocktails. I am currently…read moreobsessed with mezcal. Friendly service. We went midweek so it was a nice place to catch up. Enjoyed the decor. Manly with a touch of glam.

I normally don't write reviews. So let me just say the salmon is so good it moved me write this…read morereview. The lemon caper sauce will surprise you and vegetables that come with it complement the dish well. The basil pesto needs a breadstick with it, but also has fantastic flavor and quality to the ingredients. The music is also kept at a nice quiet volume as compared to most restaurants.

Great food and good service. Parking is a chore since it is down town. Neat old restored building…read more I had the schnitzel which needed gravel but was ok. Jeff had the Cuban and said it was very good. Sweet tea was great. Service was great.

BEST FISH & CHIPS! Our server Austin was very attentive. The ambience was very relaxing and had a…read moregreat 80's vibe. A wonderful place to try. Ask for their "secret menu"

My girlfriend and I ordered the fish and chips from here recently! The fish was fried really good…read moreand was flaky. I felt it did need some seasoning but the breading was good. The fries (chips) were seasoned well and were plentiful. Overall, I thought it was a pretty good value and the food was good. I give it a 3.5 stars. Service was really good and the food was good! I recommend.

We did not have food on this visit. We enjoyed a few cocktails in the beautiful outdoor area before…read morea tour. We tried the spire and double oaked old fashioned and they were perfect. Service was quick at the indoor bar. The distillery itself is beautiful, the grounds and decor. Bethany did an amazing job with our tour.

This is a beautiful distillery but my least favorite tour of the three tours we've taken on this…read moretrip (Rabbit Hole and Stitzel-Weller were the others). There are two buildings and you check in at the one building, near a parking lot, but then get on a tour bus and they take you to the other building, which has the gift shop. It seemed a bit counterintuitive to start at the other building, then. Before this, I was super hungry, so we went to their bar area in the gift shop and ordered the charcuterie, which ended up just being like a metal box with some meats, cheeses, and other things, and a bag with a few pretzels in it. Disappointing especially for $33, although it kinda worked out because we only had a half-hour before the tour. I didn't know that Woodford Reserve has actually only been around since 1996 but the campus they purchased has buildings from 1890 and later - I would've loved to have heard more about that history even though it wasn't technically Woodford's. At the end of the tour, they return you to the gift shop and that's where you do the tasting - there is a private tasting room. I should probably note that we did the basic tour - it was $35 and my husband said you could get a similar tasting to the one we got, in the gift shop area, for $30, which made the tour only $5, which isn't bad. I did end up buying a pin, a magnet, and a sampler box of their bourbon treats (chocolates etc. - expensive, at $46 or so, but looks good) and my husband bought a few of their bottles. However, next time we are in Louisville we can probably skip this one, I'm thinking.

The service was great. Jennifer was very helpful and the food came out extremely fast. Cool…read morebuilding with a very good atmosphere. Will definitely be back next time I'm in the area

Delicious homemade chicken salad wrap and bacon cheeseburgers. Friendly, quick service. Definitely…read moregoing back!