The Ukrainian Egg Decorating Class that was offered here was out of this world. Learning the art…read moreof Pysanky-Ukrainian decorating was truly a unique experience. It is wonderful that this buisness was able to offer this to the community. I had their Nonna's Italiano, which is served on a ciabetta sand roll, Genoo salami, sweet coppa, proscuito, provole, topped off with an Italian Vinaigrette. It is served with fresh fruit and animal crackers. My wife had the Mae Elizabeth Salda also served with the Italian vinaigrette, consisted of salad greens, sweet onions, peppers, baby tomatos cumcber, carrots, ham, turkey, topped with provolone. The Lavender lemonade is a excellent combination. The service was oustanding and they are very attentive to the needs of the customers. Will return again.

Visited this great little spot on our visit through Paris. Wanted a quick bite and to experience…read morethe local vibe. Located on this cute little street. Fun vibe inside. Super friendly staff (owners?) that go out of their way to make you feel welcome and at home. Delicious onion dip, chicken and not so Philly cheese steak sandwich served with watermelon and YES, animal crackers (to add a cute little quirky touch) that accompanies the decor. The food is fresh and flavorful. The local patrons make you feel welcome as well. Glad we found this spot!

Great ambience. Wide variety of food options. The have pizza on Sundays. Firepit outside with…read morecouches. We visited on a Saturday around 2pm. It wasn't super busy, about half full. The inside bar is beautiful. Bathrooms are nice but dark & was difficult for my 92yr old grandmother to access & use independently. (Terrible for low vision & reaching items.) Didn't see a handicap accessible bathroom. The staff was nice. We did have to hunt them down to pay our check, but otherwise, food & drink were tasty.

Wife and I had dinner at Trackside Diner in Paris, Kentucky. This old L&N train station is a gem…read moreof a place. They have 3 dining rooms. The Winchester Room for private parties, The entry dining room which is full of paned windows and the dining room adjacent to the bar area. We chose the entry dining room full of windows. It was cold that night but the decorative open fireplaces made the room cozy. We had a friendly server and she knew her menu well. I selected the Hot Brown . It came with a side salad and I enjoyed the homemade thousand island dressing. The hot brown was stacked high with turkey and country ham on Texas toast. It was loaded with mornay sauce and meted cheese. It had enough to make every bite cheesy. The wife had a classic cheeseburger with cheddar. It was dressed out with lettuce, onion and tomato. The fries came with it were hot and fresh. The train motif is throughout the entire place, even the clean bathrooms. There are a set of dual railroad tracks outside the windowed dining room. It was my first trip there without any trains going by. It is decorated for Christmas. You should try and go before the holidays end

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.

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

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

I love pericos but lately they been putting less and less rice and beans on your plate. If you are…read morepaying $13-20 for a plate you expect a good portion. But I still love the food and drinks

Friendly staff. Cute shop. Awesome coffee and bagels. Would return next time I'm in Paris KYread more

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

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!

This was my second visit to this KCF-Taco Bell Combo store... nothing has changed since my last…read morevisit, which was over an year ago.... next to this store is Long John Silvers.... We stopped here for lunch on our way to Millersburg, KY.... I went with their buffet, while others went with taco's. One thing I noticed, majority of all the customers are senior citizens or local high school kids.... while the high school kids go for the taco's, the senior citizens goes for the KFC buffet, which is around $8.50. Well, first thing I had to do was to ask for a plate... they had a tray with all the plates, etc. setup, but I never received this. The buffet is divided into two sections - cold and hot. On the cold side, you have cole slaw, potato salad, banana pudding, peach in syrup, etc. On the hot side, you had mashed potatoes, gravy, white gravy, biscuits, green beans, collard greens, corn, chicken-n-mac cheese, original and crispy chicken, apple pie and from what I could tell, fried chicken livers.... I love KFC's cole slaw, so half of my small plate was covered with that... I only ate the drum sticks and opted for the collard greens.... the greens were little bitter, but it was still good.... I was surprised to find greens at KFC buffet, but being down south, I guess this is given :) If KFC/Taco Bell isn't your cup of tea, go down the strip for Sonic drive thru.

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