While Wilma's got some poor reviews and that's usually enough to deter me, it's in the "Eating Your…read moreWay Across Kentucky" book so I had to check it out anyway. We visited the day before Thanksgiving and Wilma was busy filling pie orders. For $8-$9, you can get a whole home-made pie! You do have to give Wilma 24-hours notice to get one of her pies, but you can't make a pie that cheap!! We stopped in for breakfast and were the only people in the dining room. The restaurant is basically in a house so the "dining room" is a few tables spread around. Ours was right next to the kitchen and it's a regular home kitchen not a restaurant grade outfit. Most of the food is prepared in the basement and sent upstairs via a dumbwaiter. We got the Pork Tenderloin Breakfast Platter. Be sure to ask for the homemade strawberry freezer jam for your biscuit. It was a ton of food and was only $5.75! Wilma's isn't super fancy and but the food is reasonable priced and the place definitely has character so it's worth a stop.

I am going to make a bold statement here and I will stand by it - we had THE BEST BACON EVER at…read moreWilma's. We were passing through Paintsville - touring around Eastern KY soaking up local flare and flavor, avoiding chain restaurants for sure - when we cam to Wilma's for breakfast. It is small, small crowded, dated and perfect. We asked for menus instantly outing ourselves as strangers. Our waitress, Haley Jo, was the sweetest thing ever. We also outed ourselves as cityfolk when my dad asked for hot tea instead of coffee. Haley Jo offered to heat up some sweet tea they had made, she admitted she had never made hot tea before. We loved her. Anyway, on to the bacon. BEST EVER. done. The whole bill for four people full breakfasts and beverages (my dad had a rib eye & eggs meal!) was exactly $20. Wilma has been cooking for 50 years, and she is a pro. Loved it! After our breakfast we checked a couple antique shops in town, you won't meet nicer people. A note of caution, Wilma's is not the cleanest or most well organized place I have ever eaten, but be nice - remember where you are and what you came for. Cut Wilma some slack - she has been doing this for 50 years!

My favorite local Chinese buffet great food great service 10/10 I'd recommend to anyoneread more

Very nice restaurant. Great food with tons of options. I recommend seafood night but beware it…read morecosts a little more but it's definitely worth it. Very romantic and wheelchair accessible. The service is hit and miss, Ive had great servers then I've had servers put people in front of me because they looked like they could tip more. Be prepared to hear some sassyness exchanged amongst the staff, in a different language of course lol. All in all a good place for a romantic dinner though.

Billy Ray's Restaurant in Prestonsburg is the kind of place that instantly reminds you why local,…read morefamily-owned restaurants still matter. From the moment you walk through the doors on North Front Street, you're greeted with genuine Appalachian hospitality--warm, unpretentious, and welcoming in the best possible way. The food is classic comfort done right. Portions are generous, flavors are bold, and everything tastes like it was made with care rather than rushed out of a kitchen. The home-style cooking is the real star here--savory meats, perfectly cooked sides, and that unmistakable "down-home" flavor that keeps locals coming back and first-timers planning their return before they've even paid the bill. Nothing feels overworked or trendy--just honest, satisfying food that hits the spot every time. The wait staff and service at Billy Ray's is consistently friendly and attentive without being intrusive. The staff treats you like a regular, even if it's your first visit, and that personal touch elevates the entire dining experience. You never feel rushed, and questions about the menu are met with enthusiasm and helpful recommendations. The atmosphere is relaxed and comfortable, making it ideal for families, friends, or a casual lunch stop while passing through town. It's clean, well-kept, and full of local character--exactly what you want in a small-town restaurant. If you're in Prestonsburg and want a meal that's filling, flavorful, and genuinely satisfying, Billy Ray's Restaurant is a must-visit. This is Eastern Kentucky dining at its finest--simple, hearty, and done with heart . Just a shame we couldn't fit in any of the delicious cakes! Next time! Thanks for a wonderful Diner experience.

I liked the location the atmosphere but the food not so much. I cut my burger and it had a big lump…read morein it. Pass on this place.

Good Food. Good Service. Friendly staff. Prices are fair. Plenty of space, nice seating. Overall I…read moreapprove.

While on a recent business trip to rural Kentucky, we discovered Brickhouse and ended up eating…read morehere twice. On the first occasion, we were a group of 9 and we ordered appetizers (including the beer cheese with pretzel bots which was super tasty!!) salads and mains. Everyone really enjoyed their meals along with our amazing server. Food quality was very good, like elevated bar food/gastro pub cuisine, with nice touches, such as the goat cheese salad with fried rounds of creamy goat cheese on a generous bed of fresh greens, served with cranberries and slivered almonds and a creamy raspberry dressing. One thing I was a little disappointed with was the brusselsprouts salad. This was recommended by friends and touted as a 'house favorite'. But the brusselsprouts were not fresh, and were overcooked - likely they were canned or frozen then cooked with the bacon and blue cheese. The bacon and blue cheese helped the overall flavor, but as someone who LOVES both the flavor and texture of fresh brusselsprouts fried/ caramelized, I had expected something different. On the second occasion, we ordered lunch to go for 12 people, mostly salads plus desserts. We had been advised to order between 10 am and 11 am the day we wanted take out, which we did, but apparently, so did a bunch of other large groups....so our order which was to be picked up at 11:30 am wasn't ready til 12:40 pm. Even so, food did not disappoint, and everything was nicely seasoned, cooked well and fresh. A couple more things of note: -- Several people ordered the sweet potato fries at dinner and for lunch, and everyone raved at how special they were, especially with the sugary/buttery dipping sauce. I am a little sad I missed out on them! -- During dinner, we were too full for dessert but decided to get it with lunch; I had the chocolate lava cake which was totally decadent; others ordered the lemon berry cake and salted caramel cheesecake - everyone raved the desserts were fantastic! Overall, when dining in, the decor of this historic-house-turned-restaurant is eclectic and inviting. The bar atmosphere, friendly and well versed staff, and great menu beckon you back for future meals. Definitely a special spot in Prestonsburg! And don't forget to get dessert!

This is the coolest Texas Roadhouse I've been to outside of Texas. They have a decent food menu…read more The food quality is good and the food comes hot --of course you get the warm rolls. What makes it cool is the line dancing. 'Some' Texas Roadhouse servers line dance in addition to the birthday shoutouts. What makes the one cool is their servers line dance because they enjoy it, not because they have to --more than once. Also you can watch the country western videos while you eat. I do get into country music and country rap. So you know who to ask for music wise, there are African American country music rappers Cowboy Troy as far as country music African American artist Darius Rucker.

First time to ever not order a steak here. Won't make that mistake again! My barbecue chicken…read moresandwich had no taste and offered a squishy texture as the chicken was served too wet and all of it was placed in a "to go " box, which steamed everything. The French fries were steamed and soft--horrible texture. My rolls were doughy. I had to ask for ketchup. I'll take this stuff home and finish preparing it myself.

In town for the weekend. The hotel recommended Pig in a poke. Let me tell you how pleasantly…read moresurprised I was. Really nice inside area, very friendly young staff. And the food was great. I couldn't decide what I wanted so I did a 2 meat platter. But I'm pretty sure you would be happy with all their food. The menu had many options. I highly recommend.

The food was delicious- I had BBQ chicken and baked potato! We also had the loaded cheese fries and…read moremy family loved them. Our waitress was so friendly and helpful too! We will definitely be back

We stopped in for lunch while traveling through the area. The food was fresh, delicious and quick…read moreservice. We had a double hamburger with onion rings and the chicken tenders, which tasted homemade. Everything was wonderful, including the service, and recommend you stop if you have a chance!

Great home cooked food ... one of my favorites. Their fish is the best!!! Breakfast is delicious…read more.. I haven't had anything I didn't love.

I don't know how this is in tiny little Corbin, KY but I'm SO glad we found it via Yelp, & yet…read moreagain the great reviews were very trustworthy. We stopped in on a Saturday evening right after opening time, hoping we would be able to get a table. The place was mostly empty, but WOW was it gorgeous! So much decor, and not a speck of dust or cobwebs on any of it. Looked like a victorian era mansion inside the dining room they took us to. It was all autumnal decor, so beautiful! The place is probably an old department store or something with many different rooms, each with its own decor theme; lots of space for special events. Some families were seated in private rooms. I walked through several of the other rooms and they were all decorated for different holidays, Christmas & Halloween mostly. Although those rooms had a lot of kitschy decor, they were also very beautiful. There were giant carved fireplace mantles, grand pianos, a hall of mirrors, and gorgeous carved wood antique furnishings everywhere. We were coming from a family reunion & a trip to Cumberland Falls, so I feared we would be underdressed (and felt we were a bit), but the staff was very welcoming and we had no problem being seated. Several other diners were dressed very well, and others were wearing jeans and t-shirts. It appears to be a very popular date restaurant, and it would definitely be a great romantic spot for a special dinner. The server was quick, efficient and friendly and made good suggestions. We ordered side salads which arrived quickly and were beautifully arranged. Super fresh ingredients, and delicious dressings. My husband kept exclaiming it was the nicest side salad he's had anywhere, so he was apparently pleasantly surprised. I had the chicken piccata, and my unadventurous husband had a burger. He liked his burger, and ate most of it. My chicken piccata was excellent! The generously sized two pieces of chicken were a bit thicker than usual for piccata, but they were cooked perfectly. Crispy exterior, and very tender and flavorful on the inside. The sauce was a bit thicker than normal piccata sauce but man was it good, and they did not skimp on the capers, which is my favorite part of the dish! It was served over a delicious rice blend which went so well with the sauce and served as a nice foil to the rich saltiness of the chicken. I ate way more of it than I even intended to and was stuffed. As much as we ate for dinner, unbelievably, we forced room for dessert and got an amazingly good chocolate cream cake of some sort which had thick layers of whipped filling between layers of chocolate cake, all topped with ganache. It was like a homemade hostess ding-dong, except way more moist. We ate most of it, despite our full bellies. My husband also raved about this cake, which is unusual because he usually hates things with whipped fillings, but he loved the cake & we had it eaten in no time. Finally, when it was time to pay the bill, it was actually a lot more reasonable than many other places that aren't half as good. Server did a great job. We were super happy with our dinner experience, and both of us agreed that Seasons is a major blessing for downtown Corbin. We will definitely stop in again without hesitation. We walked off our meal by meandering around town in the beautiful evening weather, ending up a block or two away at the pinball museum, so we had a fun date night, all in downtown Corbin!

Great Food and Atmosphere . Servers were knowledgeable of menu and had good suggestions to tryread more