My boys are working on a church assignment and had to think of 10 places they are thankful for…read more Farm Kitchen made the list, so I feel compelled to write this. We have been coming to the farm kitchen for almost 2 years now, couple times a month on our way to visit our in-laws in Simpsonville. We love the food and we love the hard working women running the place. Lunch specials are our favorite. (PLEASE MORE SHREDDED BEEF SANDWICHES!). My youngest specifically wanted me to say that he is thankful for Miss AL. So shout out to her for always making us the best breakfast and burgers in the county and always being so good to us. You, and the rest of the staff absolutely rock and it shows! Everything is made with love. Quality of food and service are top notch every time! 11/10

They've recently redone the menu. The food is still excellent. Spicy sausage. Great chicken-fried…read moresteak (when they have it), and my kids love the pancakes. The coffee is consistently great. A fantastic family-run operation. An instant institution in our town.

The food is exceptional. The service is great good atmosphere inside great place to either eat in…read moreor order for pick up.

I've heard it said before that if you want home cookin', then eat at home. I normally subscribe to…read morethis belief. It's one reason I don't go out for breakfast ~ I can make a pretty good breakfast at home. No use paying someone to do something I can do. So, going into Jackson's restaurant, a mom and pop restaurant specializing in home cooked style food, I had my doubts. Walking up to what resembled a school cafeteria lunch line only furthered my doubts. And, seeing the sheer number of different options sitting out behind the glass window only furthered my suspicions. Look, I was wrong. The food here is really good. The service is super friendly and helpful. I was so overwhelmed by all the choices I just told the lady behind the glass counter to pick me something. She obliged with a kindness that made me think she knew me somehow. She chose the chicken and dumplings, beef stew, apples, and two different types of corn bread. Now, I thought initially, and she even admitted, that the chicken and dumplings/beef stew mix was a little unorthodox, but that they were both so good I had to try them. Both were fantastic. The apples were awesome. I liked both types of corn bread. When I got up to leave, she called me over to the counter and said that since it was my first time there, I'd get a free dessert. You all, I was too full to even try. The food here is both tasty and filling. I was in Richmond for a conference at Eastern Kentucky University. So it was really convenient to stop by. But I'd say that even if you're remotely close, it's worth a visit. Don't, as I did, judge a book by its cover.

Historic Hotel in downtown Berea. Rooms are small, so is the bathroom; both befitting the style of…read morethe early 20th century. Property is well run and very clean. You can tell who the students are, they all wear blue button down shirts! The hotel has a white table cloth dining room. Students are involved in the running of the restaurant. Service on our day was ok, the food was pretty good. Check their website for current menu. Many southern style offerings. We were in town visiting the world class Janis Ian exhibit. Quaint location south of Lexington.

One of my employees and I attended a Christmas Dinner last night in the event center. This is the…read moresecond event I have attended at this hotel. The event center has a separate entrance from the main hotel. Our large group was seated for a plated dinner, which started with a Fresh Greens Salad. The entree was Roasted Chicken, Mashed Potatoes and Green Beans. We had Cheesecake for dessert. The staff did great taking care of our large group. The food was very good. Sorry, no photos.

Ambiance was cool! It's downtown in an older building and decorated nicely with accents of old…read moreframes everywhere! Staff were friendly and attentive. Two of our appetizer plates had old food on them which was gross. I think they may need to check the dishwasher to make sure it is working correctly. The BLT was yummy. Both soups were extremely thick. The potato soup was basically mashed potatoes which I've never experienced before. Food had good flavor but very small portions for the price but that is fairly standard at brunch places. It was a nice enough experience but I probably wouldn't go back. They did provide a complementary dessert due to a birthday celebration which was a nice touch!

Okay, I'm going to put on my best southern accent.... Y'all this food was absolutely delicious and…read moreincredibly tasty. My wife had the Margarita pasta and small Londonian salad. The freshness of the salad was right from the garden and the homemade breadcrumbs jumped out with flavor. I had the large Pear Dream salad, so vibrant and tasty and a bowl of the corn chowder. The very best corn chowder I have ever had! This is now a regular stop for us when passing through London, KY. A little off of I75, but so incredibly worth it! Carrie was the most gracious and hospitable server and is a true asset along with the chef! Well done!

We stopped by after stopping at Buffalo Trace on a bourbon run. Breakfast was great…read more Unfortunately, it was late, and they were out of biscuits. Our loss. Old time diner feel. Our server was the owner, Melisa, and she was great. Too bad our hotel served breakfast or we would have been back for biscuits.

Tiny restaurant but the food was great and the service was fast and friendly. Easy parking.read more

This little diner is a great place for "home cooking". We usually have the fish and find it to be…read morevery good every time! The diner is clean and comfortable. Service is always great! Food is reasonably priced. They also offer a fabulous selection of homemade pies. We never have enough room left to try a slice but one of these days, we will! The length of time the business has been operating says it all in my opinion! Give it a try!

What a cute little spot! Family friendly breakfast spot that has been in Georgetown since 1910…read more Greeted instantly, and brought over some coffees as soon as we ordered them. We each ordered the Breakfast Hot Browns, one with pork and hash browns, the other with country ham and home fries. WOW. So good. It did make me chuckle when my bowl with home fries came out and they were full on slices of potato. I was certainly not complaining as I love potatoes. Our server, Rubi, was very sweet! She was able to answer all our questions regarding the menu. We got to chatting with her more and even though she isn't originally from the area, she recommended some great spots we check out which was so fun. The meal was also pleasantly much cheaper than anticipated. We would most definitely come back here!

Great food and service! Atmosphere is awesome. The breakfast is cooked to perfection.read more

Nice little spot in downtown Shelbyville. We have been here twice for brunch. We haven't yet been…read morein for a dinner. We have always had great service and the food was very tasty. The restaurant was originally an old home that has been turned into a restaurant. It has a charming old world feel.

Mammy's was the best meal I had in my 4 day visit to the area! We came pretty late at night after a…read morelong day of bourbon tasting in the area, and we were all starving. We sat at the bar because it was still pretty packed. The place was fun - the service was a bit silly in a good way. Great cocktails. Great ambiance and decor. My bourbon-grilled pork chops were fantastic. Good cornbread. Green beans were fantastic. The fried apples were just okay - a bit on the dry side. My friend's chicken and waffles looked amazing. Another friend's ribeye looked a bit overdone to me, but he seemed to like it. I wish the souvenir store was still open when we were there (it closed at 6pm) because I would have liked to bring home a trinket or shirt. Maybe upon next visit - because I will definitely eat here again the next time I'm in Bardstown. Make it a priority to stop in!

I really wanted to love this place so much. The decor and atmosphere are a lot of fun. Our waitress…read morewas really food. I forget her name but she was very nice and friendly. We got here after a day of travel and waited about 30 minutes for a table. Finally got seated around 8 and they closed at 9 (on a Friday). It took a bit for our waitress to get there but we ordered a fried pickle app and drinks. Came back with drinks and we ordered food. It took an hour to get our fried pickles which by that time my children were very hangry. Then took another 20 minutes to get our food. I get being busy but that's what to long to wait with no explanation. Our server did feel bad and gave us some free pie. The food was just alright. The fried chicken was really dry, they were out of the sauce for the waffles/chicken. My boys enjoyed their country fried steak and ribeye though.

Definitely a locals hangout in a good way Excellent home…read morecooked food Friendly staff and and friendly patrons

We went to The Cliffside Diner because it's billed as The Best Cheeseburger in Frankfort, the diner…read morehas been there since the 40's so it's a local landmark. My wife and I were pretty excited about a new experience and a fun lunch. The place was disappointing to say the least. The servers weren't really friendly or outgoing. The value was severely lacking- a reported 5 ounce burger (looked small) and literally about 10 crinkle cut fries, a 12 ounce drink served in styrofoam and a vanilla malt to go costs us about $50. I tried to say thank you to the server on my way out but she was busy having a loud conversation with another employee and didn't notice me. There is outdoor seating on picnic tables. The menu has a variety of sandwiches like cod fish and a fried bologna plate. But most of the menu was different burgers with cute names. The web said they served breakfast all day, there was no breakfast menu on the table and we didn't ask. All in all I'm glad I went to satisfy my curiosity but I would not seriously recommend this place to people visiting Frankfort. You would get a better deal and probably service at Hardee's.

Very cute shop in Berea. Large menu of drinks, but a decent selection of food too. Nice service and…read morethey brought us our food and drinks! Tried the caramel banana chai with espresso and it was just a little too sweet for me. Bur apparently the strawberry matcha is good. Love they have outdoor umbrellas for when it's very hot, and they have a back corner that's quite calm.

I came here for a breakfast date with my boyfriend earlier that morning and came back a second time…read morewith my son and dog after our hike. Morning was phenomenal, service was impeccable, food was definitely delicious and cooked with love, everyone was really friendly and helpful seeing as we had never been there. The interior is really nice has a home like vibe to it and very cozy. There is a even a game section in the back corner, board games, books etc. They have an interesting take on waffles! The prices are more than affordable, a full size drink can sound a little costly but I would definitely say the flights for the lattes are definitely worth it. I fell in love with Coco Loco and my boyfriend is obsessed with all of them. Womelette, Nutella waffles, and breakfast sandwich were ‍ Refreshers weren't my favorite, not sure if maybe they just put too much syrup etc in it but even my son had a hard time swallowing watermelon crawl and riptide as they had been way too sweet. Strawberry Cloud was extremely refreshing still sweet but not too much just the perfect blend. The panini was delicious accompanied with chips and balsamic vinaigrette and the fact that I could bring my dog Butters was even better! They have a gorgeous patio on the exterior. Lastly, our morning experience was definitely more accommodating than our afternoon experience. Our refreshers came in itty bitty tiny cups not worth the money of roughly 9-10 with tax. The service itself did not compare to the morning service.