After visiting the Lincoln Museum on a hot day, Sweet Shoppe Dessert Cafe was the perfect place to…read morecool down and relax. I only had ice cream, but it was exactly what I needed after spending time exploring the museum. The staff were friendly, and I really enjoyed the unique seating area that felt warm and cozy, almost like relaxing in someone's home. The cafe was quite busy when I visited, which says a lot about how popular it is with both locals and visitors. If you're in Hodgenville and looking for a refreshing treat, whether it's ice cream, a smoothie, or one of their other desserts, I would definitely recommend stopping by. It was a nice little break that helped recharge us before continuing our day.

Try the fudge! There are always tons of people there but they will get you what you want quickly…read more You need to take a photo in the big red chair and post it on your social media! It's just too fun not to do. Great atmosphere for the family.

Harden Coffee has been a frequent spot of mine for years. As far as local coffee goes, even through…read moremy fair bit of traveling in the Eastern US, I've yet to find any shops that make a better cappuccino or latte. They roast their own beans, which is a big plus for anyone who brews at home. It's also a perfect, chill spot for sitting back with a laptop and sipping at a pour over or high-quality drip. Whether you're just swinging by for a quick caffeine fix, or you want to sit and enjoy some great baked goods or brunch, Harden is the best. Friendly, fresh food, premium coffee.

Got a dirty chai and it was awful. First sip was bitter and watery. The girl taking orders didn't…read moreeven know what was in the holiday drink options. The place its self was beautiful. Will never be back.

Food quality is subpar. I called my order in. I was told that it would be ready in 20 minutes. I…read morewaited 30 minutes before going to pick it up. When I arrived, my food still wasn't ready. I had to wait an additional 10 minutes. I also expected to be able to go to the "pickup window" instead of having to wait at the "order window" behind the line of people who had not ordered their food yet. I was told I had to wait at the order window because they only had one credit card machine and it was at that window. I felt that defeated the purpose of calling my order in ahead of time. By the time I received my food, it was Luke warm. My burger was swimming in mayo and mustard and lacked the extra pickles that were requested. The beef was of lesser quality than what I would purchase and cook at home. I had also ordered a taco salad which was extremely bland. It was a few chips, some bland taco meat, a ton of lettuce, minimal cheese and minimal tomatoes. It had a small amount of sour cream but no salsa. Overall disappointing. Prices were too high for lack of quality and service.

Great employees & cook! We had a blt & a ribeye sandwich plus onion rings. BEST onion rings I have…read morehad in a long time. Definitely will be back.

I appreciate the work that went into renovating the building. Good curb appeal and an inviting…read morelocation overall. Ample outdoor parking, indoor seating and very clean. We tried the cupcakes and they were really good but not easily identifiable. Would love to see the cupcake varieties be consistent and labeled as to what they are. They would also benefit from a better presentation. The pie slices are on foam plates and covered with film wrap which detracts from the presentation. We ordered cupcakes to-go and they were in a box with film wrap loosely placed on top. Maybe a to-go box with a closable lid or even an actual disposable cupcake holder? The menu board was a bit jumbled and confusing. The young guys working the front counter were nice enough but they could be more informative and quick on greeting customers. Maybe a simple "Welcome to Sandy's we'll be right with you" would do. Sandy's has promise and I give them high marks for their Facebook presence. Update: I noticed they now have actual cupcake holders and the varieties are labeled.

Got Ta Stop The Cheeseburger is pretty simple served on an…read moreuntoasted room temp bun with diced onion, Merican cheese, hand patted burger, pickles, tomato and shredded lettuce with no condiments (you will have to ask for them). Cheeseburger, fries and a small drink $7.77 or get the box (it comes with 2 sides for $7.68 + tax Type: Old School Rating (1-5) 3.0 Total burger weight 7.9oz. Price/oz. $ 0.53 Price/lb.$8.49 Value (1-3) 1

Cute little 'off the beaten path' Mom & Pop place! Owner operated for 30 years! Conveniently…read morelocated on a scenic back road near Stanford/Danville. A decent sized menu, fresh/hot/yummy food, friendly people!! Today was my first time there. Won't be the last!! Order ahead for pickup, or order at the window. Picnic tables available to eat outside (no dine-in available). They DO take debit/credit cards!

Sunny Valley is like taking a step back in time. Friendly people, offering wholesome goods , at…read moremore than reasonable prices. Watch out for their delicious bread and other baked goods, they can become habit forming. A trip to Sunny Valley is always a treat!

Amazing supply of nearly anything anyone could need for cooking or baking. Service is wonderful,…read morerespectful of everyone who walks through their doors. The store is a peaceful place to shop, and there is a plethora of things to ponder over, especially things you never thought to see again in such a busy world.

The deal of the town is here, two slaw dogs and a beer for $5. These dang hot dogs are so good!…read more The variety of liquor was surprisingly very good and the prices were reasonable for the area. I've only had the slaw dog special once but this will definitely be a regular stop each time I'm in the area!

I'm in Gravel Switch, KY visiting family to celebrate our Christmas and decided to find out more…read moreabout how Penn's Store is open or closed these days, and what they sell and such. So, for fellow Yelper's, this is about as clear cut as yer' gonna git it. Penn's Sore is not, let me repeat "NOT" just in Kentucky, it's in BFE, KY. It is totally not worth your drive from out of town to visit, and especially not to complain about the hours they keep. Yes, this store has been in business for 176 years (true), but you will be lucky if you find the place open even if the hours do say 1-5 pm on Saturday and Sunday. When they are open, you may get lucky and find a candy bar to purchase, but there is mostly art work, Christmas ornaments, cards, etc. They hold car shows and the like, plus what I'd consider called Pickin' on the Porch, or different bands playing outside and bringing the community together. Which are advertised locally, and occasionally on their FB page. Penn's Store is most definitely a landmark, and the fine folks of Gravel Switch (all 11 of them) are flattered by it. Give the Penn's a call next time you're passing through if you're wanting to stop in. Otherwise, it's a cute little wooden shack, and there's always a cat or two or three running around, and you can see the outside of the building. If no one answers, guess what? I'll bet you can. You're a super-genius! You guessed correctly. No one is there, and they aren't open.

We travelled 4 hours to visit this store. We stayed three nights in a nearby town. On Saturday…read moremorning, they posted to their Facebook inviting people to come out and visit them at the store that day. So we drove out to the store on Saturday. Their listed hours are 11AM-6PM. They are "country hours". We got to the store at 11AM. The store was not open yet. That was okay. There was a nearby geocache in their parking lot we were going to check out. Two other cars had come and gone. One of those cars was from Texas. They left disappointed. We gave up and left the store at 12 PM. While back at the hotel, I called the store 3 times. No answer. I emailed the store on Facebook. No answer. We drove four hours for this. So we decided to drive out one more time. The second time, we arrived at the store around 3:45PM. The store was still not open. Again, two more cars had come and gone. At 4PM, we had given up and went back to the hotel. I understand these hours were "country hours". But because of the Facebook post, that I have attached, I expected the store to be open at some point during the day. It took a lot to keep entertained in this small town area. This was supposed to be the highlight of our trip. We spent a total of an hour and 43 minutes driving to/from a store that was never open when they advertised they would be.