This place just opened a week or two. My daughter was asking if we tried it…read more There Facebook book page showed $2 tacos on Tuesday. They really good and we were really pleased with our experience. I've been there Georgetown place once, So I had no expectations. If you want a drink and light meal & not a pay lot. Great alternative to paying double or triple at a Micro brew. They have live music Friday & Saturday. We paid $27 for 5 Tacos, loaded fries & 3 beers...

Tipsy Cow is no longer in business, but I went to the bar ( now Legends) and met the manager of the…read morenew establishment. A fun place to be with music and wrestling on certain nights. Apparently the owner and his wife are real wrestling pros.

Did a New Year's party here, it was awesome to have such a party in a small town. I'm from the…read morecity. These people around here know how to rock.

This one day festival is set in the charming town of Mayslick, Kentucky, in between Maysville and…read moreParis, on Hwy 68 South. The festival celebrates all things Asparagus, since the climate and soil in this region of Kentucky is perfect for growing the vegetable beginning at 9:30 am and going until 10:00 in the evening. The town of Mayslick is lovely--a very old town, founded in 1788, but now, a sleepy little southern town, full of good people, a few antique shops, and home to the first consolidated negro school in Kentucky, begun in 1921 and closing in the early 1960's with integration, which has been lovingly restored over the years by the town and many of the alumni. The festival centers on the main street, which is closed to any car traffic. There are several vendors, one of my favorite being Homestead Greenhouses, an Amish greenhouse that offers heirloom varieties of tomatoes, fresh strawberries, Amish fried pies (cherry is the bomb!) and perennial selections that are a fraction of the cost you would spend at a local greenhouse. There is a very large Amish and Mennonite settlement that lies in the outskirts of Mayslick. Another favorite is Sunflower Sundries, from Mt. Olivet, from whom I've been buying soaps and whole grain mustards and elderberry jams from for YEARS. Jennifer Gleason, the proprietess of Sunflower Sundries is on the festival board and really loves to make the experience unique each and every year. Each year, there seems to be different vendors, so if you see something you want, get it or get a business card because they likely won't be back the next season! I was introduced to Cincinnati's Grateful Grahams at this festival, a totally delicious vegan graham crackers made in small batches by a gal here in Cincy, that I now have delivered in my Green Bean Delivery box each week, and I've gotten beautiful handmade pottery, hand made upcycled children's clothing from a woman in Frankfort, even tupperware. You just never know, so do bring some cash! The food vendors are fantastic--local pork and beef farms, and of course, ASPARAGUS!!! A variety of enticing offerings from grilled or fried asparagus and the "tasting room" sponsored by the festival has all things asparagus on the menu, including ice cream, soup, quiches, etc. Whatever your little veggie loving heart desires, all served up by some of the most welcoming folks I've ever met. Don't forget to hit Flat Fork Pork for their pulled pork sandwich, one of the best pork bbq's I've had in sometime. There is an annual art show, housed in a gorgeous old church in the center of town (you can't miss it!) has entries from local artists that depict Asparagus in all mediums, some works are for purchase, others not, and there is a voting booth where you can submit your choice for the festival favorite. Two bandstands and a variety of musicians performing--sometimes it's gospel, sometimes it's covers of country and rock tunes, but I've been lucky enough each year to stick around for Karly Dawn Higgins & Sarah Wood, two instructors from the Cowan Creek Mountain School of Music who are ultra talented gals playing original mountain tunes and they really make the festival even more special for me. You can take a tractor ride to the Burwall Farm where you can pick your own asparagus, meet the new baby chicks and experience an informative Q & A with the farm's owner, talk with the extension service about local asparagus, sample recipes and give your thumbs up or "nay". Remember, it's only held one day, on the 3rd Saturday of May, so make your plans for 2013!

How is there not a review for this place yet!?…read more I mean, Rohs has been open since the late 1800s for various theatrical productions, including films starting in the 1930's. It's a historic staple of Cynthiana. After they closed last year because they could not afford a digital projector to keep showing movies, they received a generous donation from the creator of the 'Walking Dead' to purchase a digital projector and keep the films going. How awesome is that?? I came here a few nights ago for a music performance and was delighted with both the performance and the venue. The main auditorium (it's a one screen kind of theater) is on the first level; however, I learned the original theater was upstairs. Now it's some kind of open space that can be used for events and smaller shows. Yes, there is a small concession stand and a couple [not very impressive] bathrooms available too. Rohs definitely has some age and character.... and ghosts....!? Rumored to be haunted, the place also offers 'ghost walks' in the fall in addition to weekend movie screenings and random performances during the week (comedy, music, stage productions, etc). I'm excited this theater is up and alive again!

As a small town we are blessed to not have to drive to the big city to see a top notch movie! And…read moreto top it all off you aren't going to settle with poor quality. High quality, affordable, and local. Can't ask for more!

Awesome locals spot & great for events. Most of all, I love the whole staff, Tina always remember…read morewhat I'm drinking & everyone is like family now. Pat & Rickie are absolutely awesome. From here you can catch the Stoner Creek boat (call to reserve it) and golf. Then, stop in for a cold one & food. Buffalo boneless chicken w/ Ranch, pork chops w/ mac n cheese, baked potato, fries, bar food & specials.. all good. I really like the open salad bar. I love coming here & miss the people when I leave. Located on a golf course w/ a view of the creek & railroad bridge. Nice outdoor seating w/ heating lamps & a TV. A total fav of mine to kick back & watch some horse racing.

It's a dump. Food is horrible. Service is nonexistent. That's why it never stays open for long when…read moresomeone reopens it. Do yourself a favor and just skip this place.

Crazy big boat - but should be bigger b/c it's based on our modern arm length & humans were overall…read moretaller 4K yrs ago. Shuttle there was pretty fast. Many of the extra exhibits around the ark are extra money of course. The little zoo was nice. The inside was loaded w/ things to see. If you read it all it would take all day. The photo op at the beginning comes out to about $35. Also, many of the prices in the gift shop was very high. One aspect I thought was kind of odd was the unusual number of dinosaurs displayed in the ark. You would think there were more dinosaurs back then then most of the animals we are familiar with. Maybe it's just a way to attract the kids attention. It would be cool if they had a time-lapse video of the construction, and maybe I missed it. The buffet was definitely worth hitting up. All the food was actually good. I had no complaints and the staff kept most things very fresh. There was plenty of options and many drinks to choose from as well. The desserts were all tasty as well. Donut holes were a kid fave. Tons of seating too.

A great place to learn about Noah's Ark, especially for me because I am not very familiar with the…read morestory. I'd been hearing about the Ark Encounter from friends for years, so we finally made the trip over the Fourth of July weekend. Ideally you can spend a half a day here... My pro tip: get there early, especially on weekends. There are huge crowds and while there's plenty of parking, it's $15 fee and you'll take a shuttle to the Ark. If you don't want a long walk in the full sun or long shuttle lines, arrive early or wait until a couple of hours before closing. Inside the venue there are plenty of clean bathrooms on every level. Be prepared to do a lot of reading and exploring. It's fascinating to see how they explain everything from food storage and waste to daily life aboard the Ark, along with exhibits covering the Ice Age and biblical history like Adam and Eve. I'd recommend this more for adults or older kids. Younger children might lose interest quick since many of the exhibits are reading based. We visited during a heat wave, so we skipped the zoo, restaurants, and zip lines outside. My only downside is that admission is a little pricey, especially since those attractions aren't included with the ticket but the park is well kept, so clean. The staff were amazing, super friendly and very knowledgeable.

I love this spot. It's a small town watering hole with big city tastes. With the different recipe…read morebooks laid out on the tables of this bar (ahem Death & Co.), it was an indicator that this place could serve up some mean cocktails. And Andrew did. Andrew bartends behind the counter, and he so happens to make the bourbon himself. Humble brag! There's also rum available that he makes and thaaaaat's delicious. I recommend his version of the dark and stormy. Please visit Paris and check out this cute bar.

When in Central Kentucky ... venture out to Prichard & Bail! An industrial yet comfortable…read moreinterior with pool table and plenty of space to stretch out with a large group. Amazing adaptive reuse of historic building into a family owned craft distillery. The cocktails are creative and some of the best this side of the Ohio. Most importantly, the people of Prichard are what makes the experience unlike others you will encounter. Friendly, genuine and hospitable; it's the Kentucky way!

They were really nice and kind ppl after the trial I loved it me and my kids had such a good time!read more