This was the worst food truck I've ever had. A plain small hot dog was 5 dollars!! And that's the…read moreonly thing that tasted good. The chicken Alfredo was absolutely foul. The chicken was old, grey, and tasted like a store bought rotisserie chicken. The Alfredo sauce was pure liquid and the noodles were drowning in it. The sweet tea tasted like a store bought 1 dollar bottle of tea!!!! Nasty!!!! Wasted 40+ dollars on some nasty a55 noodles and tea!!!!!!!

There food is amazing. The staff is wonderful. I could always keep going back for more. They will…read morealways have my business.

First of all, do yourself a favor on a Sunday when you don't have anything to do after church come…read morefind ArrowHill Diner wherever they are, usually at White Squirrel located in Bowling Green, Ky!! We were treated with hot honey chicken biscuit, sliders, double fried fries and all so delicious. Make sure you ask Emily and Steve for their homemade pickles, they'll make you slap your grandma! So much food you might need a nap!! Arrow Hill diner has a down home touch, great food, and a line longer than your arm

From the owner: We started with a 35 acre forest and a dream. A couple years later, we have a beautiful garden…read morewhere we grow heirloom plants following organic practices and a flower garden. We began selling at a local farmer’s market that helped us grow into Arrowhill Diner. Our love for cooking and genuine desire to connect with people has enabled us to create a pop-up diner experience where we interact with customers while cooking fresh menu items. We have daily specials and serve brunch on Saturdays and Sundays. We also cater private events.

I love, love, LOVE popcorn and The Copper Kettle was at the BGIF, and I saw that they had Carmel…read morepopcorn, so I had to try it. Great popcorn! The popcorn was light and fluffy, no kernels lurking at the bottom of the bag, and not overly sweet. I would recommend them.

I am not typically someone who is into kettle corn, but the Copper Kettle has definitely won me…read moreover! The Copper Kettle was set up at Worldfest this year in Louisville and had all sorts of goodies to choose from. They had a bunch of different flavors of kettle corn, which seemed to be flying off the shelves since they sold out of a couple flavors (I really wanted to try the cheddar and caramel :( ) but I ended up with the German kettle corn and I was really impressed. The had a sample table set up, where you could choose to try different flavors. They had small and large bags you could buy, small being $6 and large being $8. And the bags were gigantic...One week later and I am still working on finishing my small bag! The Copper Kettle is doing things right in the popcorn industry, I would love to see them get a shop of their own one day.

I've been anticipating the opening of this location for months. I'm so happy they are up & running…read morefor business. I love that this is your classic shave ice & not the snow cone pellets. SnoWhat also offers their "extras" for FREE... sour spray, sprinkles, & cream to name a few. I alway enjoy getting half cherry & half blue raspberry flavors. I look forward to trying some of their unique flavors they make in house. They have sections for seating inside & a great picnic table out front. Hoping for extended hours this summer. We arrived 15 minutes before they closed at 8pm. Cons: Parking is limited. I wish the entrance was a pull door instead of a push. Getting around the door while they were busy tonight made thing interesting.

Snow way there are better snow cones in Louisville than at SnoWhat!…read more Can't say for sunshine and SnoWhat snow cones. Their flavors are innovative and exquisite. All homemade and full of flavor. And the extra toppings are fun too. Invest in the color changing cup for a discount. In the summers, I keep mine in my car just in case. No shame.