The Franklin County Farmers Market is still a great place to get local produce, plants and flowers,…read moreherbs, bread, meat, eggs, cornmeal, grits, honey and processed items such as pickles, jams, jellies and relish and even craft items. Learn how to eat seasonally, and maybe even how to preserve items by canning, drying or freezing, for consumption after the season ends. Meats available include grass fed beef, heritage pork, goat and lamb. Last Saturday, 04/22/17, I found cold brew coffee, bacon, eggs, grits, honey and fresh bread which would comprise a great breakfast! Other items included asparagus, spinach, carrots, green onions and many other things. Check out your local market to see what is in season where you live!

I'm so spoiled at the Franklin County Farmers Market! The only place I buy quality meat. Superior…read morelocally brewed coffee gets me up out of bed on a Saturday Morning in anticipation of a freshly baked treat. All my Christmas shopping is now done from my local farm friends. Between the pick up service and spectacle of Saturday Mornings Frankfort is so blessed to have this community of friends providing a healthy interesting array of locally grown and handcrafted products!

Lexington and the surrounding area is full of options to buy candies, but Sharps Candies easily…read morerises above all others. Not only do they have all usual confections, but some of my diabetic friends claim that their sugar free candies are outstanding. While everything is delicious, you have got to try their dark chocolate toffee. Even if you are one who typically does not like dark chocolate, I encourage you to try it. You will buy a box guaranteed! (sometimes they have free samples if you ask) I recommend Sharps Candies with absolutely no reservations. I know because I have been a faithful customer for over 25 years!

I have been going to Sharp's for 50 years!! I remember being a kid and walking into the store and…read morethat smell is undeniable. I loved the pulled candy and the white chocolate suckers my mom would tuck into our Easter baskets! I always go back when I'm back in Lexington and love how it takes me back in time. They always pull out a tray you can sample from and I thought that was the best as a kid. XOOXOXOXXOXO I love Sharp's Candies.

A tea lover's dream!! I discovered this business after a Google search for coffee shops that serve…read moretea. To my delight, there's a full tea shop just minutes from my home. I walked in and was amazed at the huge selection of loose tea available for purchase. White, black, green, caffeinated, unique flavors, you name it and there is something for you here! The owner was so kind as he explained to me a bit about what they carry and invited me to smell the wonderful aromas of the tea by opening the jars and discovering the scents. (This is very sanitary, as the jars are covered allowing you to smell without compromising/contaminating the product). In addition to an array of teas, there is also a merchandise and wide variety of spices. There is metered parking directly outside the storefront. Supporting local businesses brings me so much joy and I will be back.

A must go if you're willing to explore downtown lexington. The owners are incredibly friendly and…read morewarm, and I have personally never seen such a wide variety of spices across lexington, nicholasville, richmond and more! Not everyone is into tea, but I love loose leaf and this place is like heaven to me. And hey, if you're not into it, they even offer tea and a snack for a couple bucks so you can give it a shot. The owner, pardon me for forgetting his name, was so knowledgeable and told me about all the different kinds of tea he had, and even showed me tea that strongly resembles the taste and smell of coffee (so I can get my dad to switch haha). They also have a rewards program that you don't have to sign up for, it's just a little index card that they punch and you can get free tea! Overall, such a lovely place to go. If you're thinking of a certain spice they are bound to have it, and their options of tea genuinely surprised me! i've been loving the darjeeling peach apricot. Worth every penny :)

Theirs food are great to buy and eat at home. Lots of local making foods. They have lot of cool…read moresoda listing and pretty much good variety of coffee

I stopped in this gem of a store this evening after discovering it on Facebook. I was looking for a…read morefew Christmas gifts and they did not disappoint! There were so many Kentucky Proud products--candles, chocolates, coffees, and more. I loved that there were so many gift options (and things I wanted to take home for myself!) In the back of the store was a section of books by Kentucky authors/about Kentucky/take place in Kentucky that I could have spent so much time browsing. The owners were friendly, knowledgeable and helpful. I will definitely come back and bring friends!

Casey's is conveniently located near the interstate. I was able to get my gas from a clean, working…read morepump. I didn't go inside but the exterior of the gas station was clean.

Five star gas station located in munfordville Kentucky right off the I65 expressway me and my…read morefamily stopped in for a facilities break On our way back to louisville from Florida. Facility is well maintained and they have nice snack options. Restrooms were clean and in good shape. We did not gas up on this trip but prices seemed on par for the nearby areas we were traveling at the time. Overall solid and nice gas station. Good place to stop for a breather and refuel when on road trips. Also is down the street from a cool hidden Kentucky gem called Kentucky Stonehenge.

Stopped here for gas and potty break…read more Not the most glamorous place but it was CLEAN. Cleanliness (and friendliness) should be at the top of all businesses priority list. Wish I could review more but we didn't buy anything or really look around much. In and out and on the road again.

Trindy's is a short walk away from the Hyatt--it's just across the connecting skybridge to the…read moreHilton. The food and the service was better than the downstairs restaurant at the Hyatt, so I recommend coming here instead, if you're staying there. Just take the stairs or elevator to the Hyatt second level, walk the hallway above their cafe, go through the doors to the skybridge, take the steps down a level, go through the doors, and Trindy's is right there. The ambiance is of a small cafe where people pop in on their way to work. There are plenty of tables both inside and outside the restaurant in the attached concourse. The food was hot and was delicious. I ordered a veggie omelette. It was made to order and came with home fries and two pieces of toast. The service was friendly. I ordered, and he brought the food out to my table. I highly recommend it if you are staying at the Hyatt.

it is not Marshals anymore.the new name is Royal spirits huge selection of wine spirits and vape!read more

The prices are a rip off. E H Taylor Small Batch for $110 when I was there. Not the place to seek…read morethe bourbon you are looking for when out on the trail. Pass this one by unless you need beer and cigarettes.