Walking into this charming little spot you instantly smell all the wonderful foods being prepped,…read moresuch a clean & welcoming environment. The Steak fajita with perfectly grilled veggies and fresh flour tortillas. The $2 margarita is a very nice touch. The staff is knowledgeable and friendly.

Service was great. Food came out super fast. I think this may be my favorite authentic Mexican food…read morerestaurant in town. I wish we had a Tex-Mex place. I do hate paying extra to get cheese, sour cream and pico on my food.

This was our first visit to the casino and restaurant! The restaurant had beautiful decor and great…read moreambiance for dinner. Our server, Tara L., was just the absolute best!!! So very personable and fun and just a pleasure! The food was fantastic! We had a great all around dinner and would highly recommend it!

Bridges is really overrated and overpriced! If you want…read moresteak or burgers go anywhere else. The beef tastes like they have added something to make you think that it's grilled. Maybe order the fish sandwich. The breakfast was good but very cookie-cutter like everything came prepackaged and pre-prepared. Very overpriced and overrated. Service was good with friendly staff who knew what they were doing.

Delicious dinner in Paducah! Everything was excellent from start to finish. We began with wine and…read morea beer, then shared the smoked fish dip and smoked Caesar salad. For our entrée, we shared the pork shoulder, and it was absolutely delicious. The fennel aioli was such a great touch, and the combination of pork, peas, and greens made for the perfect Southern bite. We enjoyed it so much I wish we could go back tonight! We took a slice of lemon chess pie to go, and it was every bit as delicious as the rest of the meal. Kyle was our server and was fantastic--very knowledgeable and helpful with our selections. The restaurant was busy with a fun, lively atmosphere, but not so loud that we couldn't easily talk and enjoy our dinner. Definitely one of our favorite meals in Paducah!

Freight House in Paducah is worth the drive from Nashville (and if you are a fan of quilting, this…read morecity is for you). We showed up right at opening, five o'clock, and there was already a long line of people waiting to get in. Make a reservation. I'm glad we did. We had a party of four and was seated at a low top that had a view of the kitchen. Lively open space with an open kitchen you can see both the cook line and the prep area. The cornbread was the unexpected standout of the entire meal. Mildly sweet, savory, light and fluffy all the way through. I was not expecting a side dish to steal the show, but it did. We also ordered the double stuffed burrata, and the bread it came with deserves its own mention. Crisp, lightly toasted, with just a touch of char. It paired beautifully with the creamy burrata and the accompaniments on the plate. For my entree I went with the grilled Caesar salad and added shrimp. It ended up being the perfect call. The portion was generous, the shrimp addition made it feel like a real meal. The romaine had this excellent crisp char on it that added so much. The dressing was heavenly. One of the best Caesar dressings I have had in a while. My favorite parts of the night had nothing to do with what was on my plate. We got to watch chef Sara Bradley working the kitchen with her team during service, and it was clear why this place has the reputation it does. I'd love to come back and try the prix fixe tasting menu next time. Overall this was a great experience from start to finish. And a must stop or destination when driving through KY.

We were traveling I 24 and wanted something local instead of another chain restaurant. Parker's was…read moreexactly what we were looking for. I ordered the Double Bacon Cheeseburger, and it was enormous. The bacon was cooked perfectly, crispy without being overdone, and there was plenty of it. The toppings were fresh, the cheese was generous, and the burger was so big I couldn't finish it all. I wanted to, but it simply won the battle. One of the things that makes Parker's unique is the atmosphere. The walls are covered with horse racing memorabilia and photos. The owner is involved in horse racing, and the racing theme gives the restaurant a personality all its own. And don't leave without trying the ice cream. We had the soft serve, and it was absolutely delightful. It was the perfect finish to a great meal. This is the kind of classic American drive in that is becoming harder to find. Freshly prepared food, generous portions, local character, and a memorable experience. If you're passing through Paducah, Parker's is well worth getting off the interstate for. We'll definitely be back.

We recently visited Paducah, Kentucky for the first time. We live in Louisville and would rather…read moreget out of town on Derby weekend, so this year it was Paducah. After doing some record shopping we asked "Where's a good place to go for lunch" and there was a unanimous "Parker's" from standers by. It was also, literally, about 3 blocks away. There's a menu board mounted behind the counter and they can hand you one so you don't have to squint your eyes to see all they have to offer. And this menu is ENORMOUS Parker's is a very cool throwback to the car hops of the 50s and early 60s. You can order outside on the speaker or go inside for the full-on experience. The inside is decorated with movie and music memorabilia and neon. Lots of neon. If you're eating inside you order at the counter, they give you a number, and you find a seat. The menu is hand-held/bar food. Burgers, hotdogs, onion rings, and fries, and a variety of sandwiches and a HUGE selection of sides. My wife had a mushroom and swiss burger, I had your basic cheese burger. Our sides were onion rings and fries. Our food was delivered hot, fresh, and accurate within ten minutes. My wife's burger/onion rings came on a basket shaped like a guitar. #AWESOME!! The food was tasty and delicious. I asked for tomato on my cheeseburger and they were able to add it, but was sliced probably 3/4 of an inch thick! It made the burger look a little lopsided, but it was still good. The staff was friendly and didn't look at me funny when I asked for a side of mayonnaise for my fries (yea I'm that guy). The dining room was authentically decorated, like I said, with vintage movie and music stuff down to the chrome chairs and the soda fountain seat with silver, twirly seats...even the floor tiles were like something you'd see in a movie from the 50s. Our first visit was a great experience and we had a lot of fun despite unrelenting rain. If we get to Paducah again, Parker's Drive In is definitely our lunch destination.

We came to eat here while we were in town house hunting [from Houston] and we're sadly…read moredisappointed. The margaritas were good [especially the mango with tajin rim] and I really enjoyed the ambience on the patio. But, the waitress didn't seem to know the answers to many of the questions I asked so she would go off to ask and then take awhile to come back and in one instance she forgot completely until after we paid the check [she was very kind, though]. We ordered the burrito and enchilada combo to split, which the menu described as having green sauce but it came out with red "sauce". I don't like red sauce and wouldn't have ordered a dish with red sauce, but this was more akin to the watery tomato juice you get out of canned tomatoes. The corn tortilla on the enchilada wasn't cooked and the chicken inside both items tasted like canned chicken. It was very flavorless overall. If we come back, it will be for drinks only.

This place looks very inviting from outside, with its colorful indoor seating and a great outside…read morepatio area too. Service was fast and friendly. The enchiladas rancheros were delicious. The portions were large. I like how they serve the complementary chips with the salsa in a little carafe that you pour into your own little dish. Double-dipping encouraged! It was strangely empty on a Friday evening at 7:30. Give this place a try!

Amazing little diner hidden off of an industrial route with some of the most welcoming hospitality…read moreyou'll find around the world! The waiter was very informative on the specials without evening looking at the menu and gave great suggestions on what to try. The atmosphere is really laid back with a lot of smiling faces and conversations. The food was amazingly fresh and tasty!! I was behind shocked when she brought out the fried pickles they had some of the best flavor I ever had. The fish was fried just right and seasoned to perfection. I definitely would recommend Happy Yelping

A group of demented old guys are driving 125cc motorcycles across America from Washington DC to San…read moreFrancisco. We are having multiple opportunities to eat in local cafes and diners. I can unequivocally say the Calvert Cafe absolutely excels across the board. The restaurant is clean and inviting! The smiling and humorous ladies are welcoming, efficient, friendly and totally on top of running a great restaurant. And then there's the food! Fresh, top-end quality, great flavors and prepared and served in no time at all. You can not find a better and more pleasant meal anywhere. As a general rule I would say, "If you get a chance, go there!" For the Calvert Cafe experience, I say, "Make the chance happen and have a wonderful experience!!"

Catfish was the best I have ever had. Very fresh and delicious. Will definitely be back when I come…read morethrough Paducah!

Catfish was not crispy. Okra was not quite done and my mac & cheese was watery so I give it three…read morestars. Service was very good sweet tea was OK.

Great Small Town Diner. The workers are friendly and kind. You sit wherever you like and they will…read morecome to you. Your food comes to you in a timely fashion. They have classic diner food and an all day breakfast menu. The pricing is very reasonable too. I'm glad I happened to stumble upon this place and will be coming back.

Service was excellent. The biscuits and bacon were awesome. I loved my bacon, egg and cheese…read morebiscuits were delicious. Gravy was lumpy.