A must stop on a road trip, one of the best if not the best Amish store I've ever seen. They had…read morethe best looking sandwiches and sweets everything was so good

It was an amazing experience. There were so many different options on the menu. Every single…read moreemployee was very helpful, kind, and it had a great energy to the entire restaurant. The chocolate chip cheesecake was AMAZING and was made fresh today. It had a very sweet and buttery crust. I could've just eaten the crust as a cookie My family got the fish sandwich, ribeye sandwich, and the chicken tender basket. It was very affordable compared to other restaurants. The fish sandwich was delicious. The ribeye was really yummy but it was just bread and steak. Overall it had so much character and had great food.

Stopped in for dinner on the way back to Louisville from Nashville. I'm a big fan of Schlotzsky's…read moreAlbuquerque Turkey and it sounded like an easy dinner. When I walked up to the counter one employee was obviously done with her shift and heading for the door. She was the only employee visible. After gathering up a few things she departed and then made mention of the fact that I was standing there to staff that wasn't visible. I stood there a good 3 more minutes before anyone came to take my order, making it nearly 5 minutes from the time I reached the counter with no one else in front of me. After placing my order (I felt like an intrusion) I got my drink and sat while my Albuquerque Turkey was being made. I was the only customer in the restaurant. My sandwich came out in less than 10 minutes, which makes sense since I was the only person there. I saw a staff member exactly once more after I got my food, and that was to give someone a Cinnabon. I must have sat at the table for 15 to 20 minutes and at no time did anyone come out to clean up the several dirty tables or to address the nearly full trash. This wasn't, by any means, the best visit to a Schlotzsky's I've ever had and the service was lacking, but it was a quick stop on my way to somewhere else.

As good or better than I remembered! A medium ham and cheese was enough for two meals! Yum! I'll…read morebe back!

I'm not much of an omelette person but this one sounded really interesting that it had chicken in…read moreit. It's to die for, that couples with all the veggies and spices and their FAB sauce is great!! French toast has a great flavor. the ciabatta bread they use is super fresh. sugar free caramel latte is good too. Great Wifi cafe too. it's quite spacious if you need to study or want to work nomadically

All three! The food was delicious and healthy! Or healthy-ish and delish. A great find when…read moretraveling through.

Super moist cake with the best butter cream icing I've ever eaten! My friend Barb ordered the cake…read moreand cupcakes for their July 4 celebration get together. Absolutely delicious!!!

Not only does Just Baked, in Bardstown, make beautiful and delicious cupcakes, cakes, treats,…read moredeserts and lunch, they also offer the best personalized customer service of any restaurant I've ever experienced! Thank you, Just Baked, for making my daughter's 17th Birthday so perfect!

Something fishy going on here in a whale of a good way. They have a great seafood chowder, a bit…read morehigh bit so so so good. They have Mahi tacos, wings and a wide menu selection. Sunday the tall draft beers are just three dollars and the glass is extra cold. Summer offers up outside eating spots and a concert venue, summer fun spot. Inside is clean and welcoming with friendly service. Loved this fishy spot.

Fantastic wings with Korean bbq sauce, big and crispy. Sauce is sweat and tangy, I think it has a…read moreteriyaki base, don't brush off the chives they are add flavor. Greek salad is huge, fresh and delicious. My take out order was less than 10 minutes. Fun warms spot, staff is friendly.

Stopped in here last week after a cave tour and so glad I did! Incredibly welcoming and wonderful…read morefolks in here:) Ordered greens and fried okra to go along with an ice-cold soda. Kids devoured the okra and the greens were exceptional with a nice level of heat. Picked up a shirt as well and will definitely stop by for a full sit-down meal the next time around.

I had the burger and it was ABSOLUTELY DELICIOUS! Would recommend visiting if you went through…read morethree caves like I did

Buc-ee's isn't a gas station. It's a roadside attraction that happens to sell gas…read more First things first, the gas was about 50¢ a gallon cheaper than the local stations when we stopped. With today's fuel prices, filling up here can actually put enough money back in your pocket to help pay for the food you're inevitably going to buy once you walk inside. Now let's talk about the real reason you end up spending 45 minutes inside: THE FOOD. The chopped brisket sandwich was really good. It was tender, flavorful and definitely something I'd order again. We've also tried the pulled pork and the club melt, and both were excellent. The food is a little on the pricey side, but so far the quality has made it worth it. And if you're a beef jerky person, prepare yourself. They basically have a wall of jerky. You don't just pick up beef jerky at Buc-ee's, you stand there studying your options like you're making an important financial decision. Their Jerky Bar is actually one of the foods Buc-ee's says is available 24 hours a day, along with fresh hot food and their homemade fudge. What I never leave without is the Praline candy And then there are the bathrooms. I'm convinced Buc-ee's may have the cleanest public bathrooms on planet Earth. If you've ever been on a long road trip, you understand just how important this information is! So here's my Buc-ee's advice for first-timers: don't go in thinking you're just stopping for gas. You'll pump your gas, use the cleanest bathroom you've seen on the interstate, grab a brisket sandwich, inspect 47 varieties of jerky, wander through half the store looking at things you didn't know you needed...and somehow come back outside with a bag full of stuff. Is it a little pricey inside? Yep. Is it worth stopping? Absolutely. Cheap gas, great food, ridiculously clean bathrooms and enough stuff inside to turn a 10-minute fuel stop into a family field trip. The beaver knows what he's doing.

Same as Wally's. Saw both in a single day. Be still my beating heart…read more The thing that I liked about the Buc-ee's, a weary and cold traveler could add a Buc-ee's hoodie to their wardrobe for about $25. Their barbecue sand which's were impressive. Fried Chicken, Three Meat, Brisket, Pork. Anything You could think of, and all the size of a brick. I think they started around $7.99? Impressive. How does one continue driving after consuming two pounds of Brisket?

Incredible ambiance, family friendly. Ordering through QR code or a computer near the kitchen which…read morefeels funny at first but lends to efficient service. Trialed a flight and all four had unique but good flavors that I could've glad had a full glass of. The food was also really good! The Ruben was stacked with meat, the sweet potato fries came with a marshmallow/cinnamon dip that acted as a dessert. Truly no misses. Would go back! 10/10!

A very family friendly stop-over! We spent the night in Elizabethtown on our way to Mammoth Cave…read moreNational Park. We had originally planned to go to a burger joint around the corner, but they had a 40 minute wait, and we passed HubHaus along the way. We truly enjoyed this spot. The kids LOVED playing pinball and Ms PacMan. Mom might have enjoyed that pinball too. Pinball was $1 a round. Bring cash for the quarter machine. The food was decent enough, and they do no contact ordering for the food, so there was no awkward interactions for our awkward teen. I had the Old Fashioned to drink, and it was good. Perfectly crafted. The beer was decent, and the cow motif was fun. We received our food promptly and there were plenty of spots for seating and watching sports. The outdoor area was hopping with small children. Loved the turf grass outside. The pretzel was different; I thought it was delicious but Picky 10 couldn't decide if it was weird or not. Mr. 14 got the brisket burger. The fries are true potato fries. I had the Reuben. It was fine. I enjoyed it, but it was heavy--when is a Reuben not heavy?! Hubs had a regular burger and enjoyed it. It was a nice find.

We ate there yesterday for lunch. The food is fantastic! Very rustic surroundings, but that just…read moreadds to the pleasure of eating at five broke girls. if you're going there for a fancy restaurant, then you going to the wrong place. Great service great food. What else can you ask for?

Delicious food, amazing service, and fun atmosphere. What's not to be happy about! Would come…read moreback if I lived within a few hundred miles!

Always great sandwiches, electric staff, but great. I'll never understand the blue hair, as long as…read morethe service is good the sandwiches are great. Appropriate decor and clean. Best Jersey mikes we have been to. Fifth visit.

Our first time ever eating at Jersey Mike's in Glasgow, KY was an absolute disaster, and after…read moretonight, we will NEVER be back. We walked in and were immediately greeted with, "What do you want?" We explained that we had never eaten at Jersey Mike's before and needed a minute to figure out what we wanted. Apparently, taking 60 seconds to look at the menu was too much to ask. Within about 30 seconds, we were being pushed to order. We were also told they were out of white bread, which was no big deal. The attitude, however, was. When my sandwich was ready to be dressed, I asked for cheese. The blonde male employee rudely informed me that the cheese was already on it and was underneath the meat. Since this was our FIRST TIME eating here, I obviously didn't know how they prepared the sandwiches. Instead of simply explaining it, he chose to be rude about it. At the register, I explained that the three of us were together. I was asked what my husband and son had ordered. I didn't know because they were still talking to the employees and I wasn't going to interrupt them. The employee then made a comment about it being time for her to leave, as if we were personally responsible for holding her up. Then came the ridiculous sandwich mix-up. There were three of us in line: me, my son, and my husband. My sandwich was made first. The next sandwich was assumed to be my son's, so my son told the employee what toppings he wanted. We then discovered that sandwich was actually my husband's. Instead of simply saying, "Oops, this is actually your husband's sandwich," the employee removed the toppings my son had requested. Before throwing them away, he actually held the wadded-up toppings in his hand and asked my husband if he wanted them put on his sandwich. My husband said no. Then the employee rudely asked my son, "Why did you tell me what to put on his sandwich?" My son explained that he thought the sandwich was his. The employee huffed and rolled his eyes. Let me be clear: mistakes happen. We aren't upset because a sandwich got mixed up. We are upset because of the absolutely terrible customer service and the disrespectful attitudes from multiple employees. We were first-time customers. Instead of being welcoming or helpful, we were rushed, spoken to rudely, rolled eyes at, and made to feel like we were an inconvenience. If this is how Jersey Mike's in Glasgow treats people who are trying their restaurant for the first time, they shouldn't be surprised when those customers never return. The food might be good, but no sandwich is worth being treated like that. We will take our business somewhere else.