This is quite possibly the best restaurant to ever exist in Stanford…read more I grew up in Stanford, I can tell you that in the 1980's and 1990's that local restaurants here were nothing but no-name greasy spoon diners selling nothing but fairly generic "burger and fries" and breakfast food, and it was usually pretty lousy. I was back in the town I grew up in a couple of weeks ago, and heard there was a really nice cafe in Stanford now called the Bluebird, so I sought it out. I was amazed. This definitely is more like a place I would expect in Lexington or Louisville. The food is genuinely good. Iced coffee and espresso, hot browns, and lots of other food that was never in Stanford when I was growing up there as a kid. I know that Stanford went wet a few years ago in a referendum, but it's still surreal to see margaritas and other mixed drinks on the menu in a place in Stanford. The ambiance was friendly and welcoming, and struck a nice balance between small town friendly. I had a patty melt, which was probably the best meal I'd ever had in a restaurant in Stanford in my entire life. I will definitely be back the next time I come back to my old hometown.

We love the Bluebird, it has such a great atmosphere. Wonderful service and amazing food, always…read more Try the iced caramel latte- delicious!

I had such a blast and learning from the owner about the past was very educational. Everyone in the…read morefamily loved it.

The food was great country cooking. Everyone in our group ordered the catfish it was fried perfect…read moreand the sides were delicious. The service was good and everyone was friendly. Tammy W.

ABOUT 1 hr South of Frankfort, KY, we visited Danville, which is a cute Historic Town for Kentucky…read more Before we headed back to Frankfort, we did get a chance to stop in Copper & Oak for a snack & bourbon. Our Bartender was John, he was quiet at first but then opened up and got friendlier. The shelves had a lot of choices from which to choose, so I ordered a Basil Hayden bourbon. Snacked on French fries, which were crispy outside, fluffy soft inside. Delicious!! I THINK the Owner, maybe he was the head Chef.... Not sure. But, he came out with a new dish they were testing. It was flounder on a bed of a crispy potato patty, swimming in a Beurre blanc sauce and topped with some tomato jam. OMG.... it was delicious!! What a great combination. If added as a "Special" or a "regular" menu item, I would definitely order that !! Definitely a good stop, if you are visitng Danville, KY.

A friend and I stopped in for lunch on Wednesday and sat at the bar…read more I had been here once before and I am glad I came back to give it another try. I had the Bacon Jam Burger and my friend had the Smokehouse Burger. Both of us had a side of fries. The food came out in about 10 minutes, which wasn't bad. My burger was delicious and the fries were excellent. My friend said his burger and fries were fantastic. They have a full bar and I really liked their decor.

What a very pleasant surprise while working in Somerset, KY this past week. I was checking Yelp for…read moreplaces to eat for breakfast and I came across The Whippoorwill Diner. My coworker and I were greeted by Charles the owner. He asked how we heard about the diner, I told him some friends told me about it. I told Charles I wasn't picked and I eat whatever he recommended for breakfast. The prices are very reasonable and the portions are huge! You will not leave hungry. The dining area is small but very welcoming and the chairs are very comfortable. Next time your in the area put this on your to eat list. Support local small businesses!!!! You won't regret it! BOOM!!!!

This was an *excellent* little diner with homemade, southern food. It's a short distance off the…read morehighway and a nice alternative from fast food on a long trip. Plentiful breakfast and lunch options to choose from. My wife and I had the hot brown and a side of Mac-n-cheese and it was worth every penny. If you're passing thru definitely worth the quick trip for a hot, homemade and delicious meal!

This is a must stop. Everything scratch made. Pimento cheese and beer cheese are a must try. Great…read moreflavors and fun atmosphere.

Must stop to eat. Doesn't look like much and is hidden a bit, close to 3 distillery tours…read more Tons tons of bourbon, but good solid food, kitchen open to watch how they pump out some tasty food, had the bologna sandwich with a spicy stone ground mustard. Side wax one the best corn bread muffins I've had in while. Nice selection of local beers. Friendly and fast staff, kitchen was fast at pushing out some good meats and comfort food. Small inside dining, packed in, but still nice, outdoor patio with bags area, tuck away but worth the trip.

We loved having a pre-Derby lunch here! Visiting a friend who lives nearby, she plans to come back!…read more We shared the Duck Poppers which were small but yummy. A nice little treat. Then I ordered the soup and a side of grits, which were both delicious. My husband order the Beef cheek Po Boy - yummy! And my friend ordered the Cuban. The fries are tasty and everything tasted incredibly fresh and well prepared. Of course we saved room for dessert and shared the Banana Cream Pudding. It had a roasted marshmallow top and probably the beat Banana pudding I've had! For drinks, we got the Filly Lilly, A specialty Mint Julio with Thyme in it, and the winner was the Strawberry Rhubarb Buck. Wow! Not only was the food delicious, but the service was great and everyone was very friendly and helpful. We sat inside because it was a dreary first half of the day before the sun came out for the Derby! But, there were a lot of nice outdoor areas to sit and enjoy your food or beverages. You will find something you love at the Kitchen Table. I highly recommend!

Honestly I'd like to give 4.5 stars. Very good food. Worth popping in if you are in the area…read more Menu has some cool items. Like the pizza but didn't love.

Mi Mi's was great for a Sunday afternoon lunch! We just beat the crowd, so come a little early…read more The meatloaf was very flavorful as was the corn casserole and yams. The helpings were so big that I couldn't come close to finishing my plate. I'll be back!

DH enjoyed fried catfish dinner with cabbage and green beans. The fried chicken (a thigh + 2…read moredrumsticks) I had was not very meaty and needed a bit more seasoning. Enjoyed the sweet potatoes and corn. Many customers came in to order out. We dined in and enjoyed friendly attention is their meticulously clean dining area.

Here is a beautiful setting place was very clean. The service was top-notch. The food came quick,…read morehot and ready to eat. The food is very tasty. We even went in with a large party and it was no problem. I do highly recommend make a reservation. It's a very popular place.

The Lighthouse Restaurant in Edmonton, Kentucky, shines as a true celebration of Southern comfort,…read moreand nowhere is that more evident than in its unforgettable county ham and eggs. We stopped in here by chance, we had seen reviews in Kentucky Living and thought we would give it a try. From the moment the plate arrives, it's clear this is not just breakfast--it's heritage served hot. The county ham is the undeniable star: salt-cured, deeply flavorful, and expertly cooked so that each bite balances its robust savoriness with just enough tenderness. This is authentic Kentucky country ham--bold, unapologetic, and rich with tradition--prepared the way it should be, not watered down for convenience but honored for its character. Paired alongside are perfectly cooked eggs, done to order with a care that speaks volumes. Whether you prefer them fried with golden, lacy edges or softly scrambled, they provide the ideal counterpoint to the ham's intensity--creamy, fresh, and comforting. Together, the combination is simple, honest, and profoundly satisfying, the kind of meal that reminds you why classic breakfasts endure. What elevates The Lighthouse beyond just good food is the sense of place it delivers. This is a restaurant that understands its roots and proudly serves the flavors of the region without pretense. The atmosphere is warm and welcoming, the kind where locals linger over coffee and visitors immediately feel at home. Every bite of that county ham feels like a quiet nod to generations of Kentucky kitchens that perfected it long before it became a menu item. In a world of overcomplicated brunches, The Lighthouse stands tall by doing one thing exceptionally well: serving real food, made right. If you're in Edmonton, missing the county ham and eggs here would be nothing short of a culinary oversight. you are looking for comfort food this is the place to eat. Meals feels as though your home with your family. The place offers large portions, family style dinning and a welcoming environment. Don't forget the pie at the end. The pie is the cherry on top!

This is a great place to get a great meal, a cocktail, and leave satisfied. The place is so cool…read more Brick and iron at its best. The charm of old tables with mismatched chairs, even a bench made from an old bed headboard. The staff is great. Quick to answer questions and offer suggestions. The bar is huge. Bottles upon bottles. Then there is the food. Locally sourced and cooked to order. My mom ordered the catfish. It looked delicious and she ate every bite on the plate. My breakfast bowl was absolutely perfect! Potatoes roasted to perfection with awesome hot sausage with eggs cooked to order and covered in the best sausage gravy that I have ever had! Note: I love sausage gravy and have eaten it all over the country. Bravo to the chef! We will be back!

Reviewing Local Feed is surprisingly difficult…read more The first challenge wasn't even the restaurant. Ongoing road construction around the area made parking an absolute disaster. We ended up parking at a nearby closed business because it was the only option available, and honestly, we were lucky not to get towed. We nearly turned around and left before ever walking through the door. Once inside, things improved immediately. The rustic brick interior, mismatched tables and chairs, and relaxed atmosphere made a great first impression. We were greeted and seated right away. Before visiting, I had already looked at the menu online, and as a party of three we tend to order family style. We order whatever sounds good and share everything. Local Feed had posted their seasonal specials online, so we already knew what we wanted before arriving. Unfortunately, service was where the experience started to fall apart. It took longer than expected for our server to stop by the table, so we placed our food order immediately when she arrived. I asked about the seasonal and rotating draft beers, but she couldn't tell me what was available and suggested that I go look at the bar. That was the first red flag. When I got to the bar, there was no bartender present. After waiting a bit, I returned to the table expecting my server to come back for our drink order, but she never did. Later, another employee appeared behind the bar, but he explained he was serving a different section and told me to speak with my server. Eventually, a third employee helped me get our drinks and even made sure they were added to our tab after noticing which table we were seated at. The food, however, was outstanding. We ordered the Brussels sprouts, beef lettuce wraps, brisket poutine, and a chicken sandwich. Everything arrived hot, fresh, and absolutely delicious. In fact, I jokingly said, "Of course the food would be great." That's what makes this review so difficult. The food was easily 5 stars. The service was closer to 1 star. Averaging those together lands me at 3 stars overall. Despite the service issues, I would absolutely give Local Feed another try. The food quality and atmosphere show that this place has a lot of potential. If our service experience was simply an off day, I could easily see why others might rate it 5 stars.

Ok, the takeout order was much improved so I am upgrading my rating to 4. There are very few…read morerestaurants in small towns to choose from and having ones that are consistently good is important to the customers as well as the business. Small home town restaurants are where you can get such wonderful food. Please try to keep serving great food. Home cooked is always expected in small local restaurants. That's what keeps the customers returning week after week. If you haven't yet please bring back Cod on Fish Fridays. It was the best. Thank you! Your customer.

Just had the butterscotch pie and coffee, both of which were delicious. HUGE mug of coffee only…read more$1.00! But most of the restaurant smelled like the toilet overflowed. I ate in the part that wasn't that objectionable. Service was good, though I didn't require much attention. The place looked like there was a lot of deferred maintenance, i.e., needed painting outside, broken glass in the outside eating area, and generally not well-maintained. All the quirky signs and "kitch" couldn't make up for an obvious lack of maintenance. The staff were very accommodating and efficient -- too bad they have to work in a place that looks like it's going downhill fast.