The food was delicious with huge portions. My healthy chop salad could have been shared with two or…read morethree others. The Millie Philly was served on a sourdough rustic bun. Two people could have shared one order. We also shared a loaded baked potato. It was good but not an item I would recommend. The food was served on paper plates. Paper towels cutlery was not throw-away. The to-go box was styrofoam. Simple cleanup so more energy can be reserved for hospitality? It is a pub and as we finished our meal, the local regulars were gathering. It was not noisy at 6:30 PM. Before we left our parking spot, I recommended the pub to a newcomer to Paris as a good place to meet people in his new town.

Madonna in the 90s.. best sandwich I've had in a long time. Amazing staff and such a cool vibe.read more

This is perhaps the most interesting restaurant in Paris, Ky. It is housed in a former train…read morestation and the tracks alongside the place are still active. It features both indoor and outdoor seating, a full bar and a varied menu selection. The service is very good and the restaurant is extremely welcoming. Inside you'll find decor from surrounding horse farms and horse racing items. My favorite entree here is the chicken livers plate which in itself is pretty unique. Ther servings are extremely generous and the presentation is very pleasing when it arrives at your table. There's plenty of parking near the entrance and the lot is well lit. It's worth a trip to Paris to dine at the Trackside!

Delicious food, quick service and a comfortable and friendly atmosphere! We even had a train go by…read morewhile we were there!

I have to give Lils in Paris a shout-out for their creative dessert table at the Stone Farm event…read more A very nice and tasty selection to choose from, or one of each.The cheesecake in little jars with choice of fruit was a highlight of the offerings. Also, loved the leaf motif cookies. Must admit to taking two home to have the next day with my afternoon tea. Nice job, Lil's. 105

Lil'a is a charming little diner tucked inside an antique shop, which gives it a cozy and unique…read moreatmosphere. The staff were genuinely warm and welcoming, and our server in particular was incredibly sweet and very thorough when taking our order. The food itself was decent... my scrambled eggs were okay, but the potato salad leaned a bit tart for my taste, and the portions overall were on the smaller side. I wouldn't recommend the "pineapple upside down pie"... it was a regular boxed cake and pineapple from a can.. very underwhelming experience. Still, for a small-town café, it has a certain charm and clearly puts effort into creating a pleasant experience. I did pick up their bourbon blend coffee and that was good. A nice spot for a simple meal, friendly service, and a quaint setting.

Food is delicious and great service. Some folks think the portions are getting smaller, but for the…read moremoney it's reasonable (less than $20). Mexican food prices at restaurants in Orlando were all in the high $30's to $50.

Took a drive into Paris just for this restaurant. Lots of parking available. We all enjoyed our…read moremeals!

Cute shop... love the fact the open early... coffee was decent... very friendly staff, good vibe!read more

Fantastic service, espresso, deli sandwichs on croissant & chicken salad. I love the breakfast…read moresandwich eggs, bacon or ham & cheese or turkey sandwich on a croissant. Also if you're pretty hungry The Monster is great as well! They have a great points system & the Cheese Danish is fabulous!

We made a special trip to Paris just to try CaffèMarco. Hours posted on yelp and Google both said…read morethe business was open. When we arrived, and found parking, the was a sign out front that said "available two doors down". We went down to Hopewell bakery (it's wonderful). To find Marco's coffee setup for sale to be brewed at home, or a carafe of Marco's coffee set up on the bar. I did get a cup of coffee to try. And a sample bag to try at home. The coffee was nothing spectacular. It can be compared to hotel lobby coffee, honestly. Thank goodness we found the gem that is Hopewell, so the trip was not wasted.

We tried Caffe Marco at the Farmers Market in Lexington. The orange and fig espresso tonic from…read moreMarcos has a perfect balance between bitter and sweet. The natural sweetness of the fig syrup mellows the bold bitterness of the espresso, creating a harmonious flavor profile. The citrusy brightness of the orange adds a refreshing, zesty note that complements the deep, rich tones of the coffee. Left to his own creativity, the barista created the perfect ratio of ingredients and was spot on with adding a splash of oat milk to give the drink, a little creaminess without taking away from the taste. It was the perfect drink for a stroll through the farmers market, offering a sophisticated yet refreshing experience that pairs beautifully with a relaxed, sunny morning. Come to Paris for the drink of the summer!

The refuse to give you what you order. No matter how many times I've asked they just cannot get it…read moreright

Went into drive through and asked for crispy spicy chicken and was told they do not make that but i…read morewent to a different store and they said they had it will never go here again absolutely horrible service and just pure laziness i hope this location does better soon because my visit was just horrible.