Not your typical food truck stop, talk about fresh, quality ingredients, and made to order!!…read moreToasties is such a great addition to the Lexington food scene. Owner Martina is so friendly and really cares about the ingredients she uses, whilst being creative, and always nailing her flavors. My favorite was the Goud Grilled Cheese! Would I ever think to put apple slices on a grilled cheese?? No. Was it amazing. YES!! The bread is locally sourced and the whole sandwich melts in your mouth! I'm also a big fan of the drunken shroomy and can't wait to get back and try them all! Their Açaí bowls are not only aesthetically pleasing and perfect for summer, BUT also taste amazing! Be sure to check their Instagram to see where they will be stationed next to get your grilled cheese, avocado toast, or smoothie bowl fix (or all the above??)!!! 10/10 recommend this truck, keep shopping small!!

Our family went to the KY Horse Park this past weekend during the Hat's Off Day event and…read morediscovered the Toasties Food Truck. We weren't sure what to order and the owners (who were absolutely amazing, by the way! So very pleasant!) patiently explained the different options for us. We ended up with the Smoothie Bowl and was it ever a wonderful choice! It was absolutely delicious! And, it was filled (and I mean FILLED! No scrimping here of fresh food items!) with a bounty of ingredients, especially fresh fruit including strawberries and blueberries, two of my favorites! It was so refreshing on a hot summer day and also, was very easy to eat while walking around, looking at all the beauty that is found at the KY Horse Park. My family would definitely order from them again! It was an extremely positive first impression of Toasties and we will certainly be looking for them at other events.

We tried Zaki Mediterranean Grill in Lexington for lunch and it's one of those hidden gems you…read morealmost drive past but end up thinking about afterward. The food tasted incredibly fresh and homemade -- flavorful shawarma, creamy hummus, warm pita, and authentic Mediterranean flavors that don't feel watered down or commercialized. The owner was genuinely kind and welcoming, and you can tell he cares about the food and the people coming in. It's a small, cozy spot, but the flavor is huge. Portions are generous, prices are reasonable, and everything tastes made with care. If you love authentic Mediterranean food, this place is absolutely worth trying. Lexington has some great local restaurants, and Zaki definitely deserves more attention.  I had the chicken shawarma and it didn't disappoint! The hummus was so fresh. My husband had the lamb shawarma.

This is a tiny place! There are three small tables inside. The young man who was there was so…read moresweet. He was patient while my mom looked at the menu. We placed our order and it was prepared very quickly. We loved the lamb wraps. The seasoned fries were delicious. The baklava, OMG! It is crispy, flaky and moist. All at the same time. It's not overly sweet which makes it an absolute favorite for me. The next time we are in the city, we will be back!!!

This place seems like a decent choice if you want healthy food options served incredibly fast. I…read moregot the Greek chicken bowl and overall it was good, but the chicken itself was bland. Didn't taste seasoned. Also, even though the place was nearly empty, there were multiple dirty tables, so I had to walk around to find a good place to sit.

This is a good option for a healthy lunch, so was overall pretty happy. My D1 athlete likes the…read moreoptions and likes it better when I'm buying. I ordered a regular size, make your own bowl with tuna, purple rice, slaw, tomatoes, carrots, corn, cucumbers, green onions and miso sesame ginger dressing. It felt healthy. My small complaints - small portion, particularly of the protein, the tuna has very little flavor, too much dressing which dominates the flavor. I'm sure I would get better at ordering over time. The price was what you expect, but definitely not cheap for an order at the counter restaurant. I think two bowls with ice water was $26 + tip. If I were a big man, I would definitely have needed to order a larger portion. For $13 lunch bowl, I feel like it should be more filling.

This restaurant is situated in a beautiful old house and it has so much charm. The service was a…read morelittle slow but the food made up for it. I highly recommend trying the beets! My steak was perfectly cooked and the parsnip puree paired perfectly with it. So glad I gave this place a try.

Wow...what an amazing, intimate dining experience…read more I loved everything about Limewater. Located in an old house on the banks of the river, they have created a unique experience. The staff is wonderful and very attentive. We ate in the dining room and enjoyed everything about it as it was very comfortable. You can also eat in bar area or on the patio overlooking the river. We had amazing cocktails. Get the Limewater. It may very well be the best gin cocktail I have ever had. We enjoyed the shrimp and grits and Greek meatballs for our appetizers. I ordered the strip lion for my entree and was not disappointed. It was cooked to perfection. If you are in Frankfort this is a must stop for dinner!

This place is expensive, but their juice is delicious and they have some exciting flavors. It is…read morealways a treat for us to go here! It's in an old house, so there are lots of little areas for quiet conversation, and the bathrooms are always clean. Would recommend!

$16 plus tax for a açaí bowl.... A mediocre bowl at that. I much prefer playa bowls but I have a…read moresoft spot for this place annoyingly because they're locally owned. I mean the bowls are good but the staff always talks to me like they rather die than take my order. Today the cashier mumbled the entire time taking my order like she was high out of her mind. Idk. Food is fine but staff needs work.

Decided to take my girlfriend here on one of the nicer days we've had recently. It was definitely…read morethe right decision! Most of the seating is indoor inside of the Micher's Greenhouse there, so even if the weather hadn't of been nice it would have been a great time. There was great live music as well. We decided to get a bavarian pretzel to split, as well as her getting their raspberry crepe while I decided on their lemon curd crepe. Everything we had to eat was fantastic. Everything else I saw on the menu sounded delicious. Service was also quick and fantastic. The kitchen was pumping out food quick and the wait staff had it out to us as soon as possible. I'll always recommend this as a nice date spot for others.

Weird experience. The food is fine, healthy-ish, but nothing to write home about. My husband's…read morenoodle salad was my favorite, followed by my cauliflower salad. I thought the beet & giant bean salad was meh, the pieces are cut huge so you really get about 4 beans and 6 pieces of beet. The grilled cheese is actually half a grilled cheese, which didn't have much cheese on it, and tasted faintly of horseradish. I couldn't finish mine. The hummus was good, you just don't get very much. Focaccia was alright, would have been better warmed. We ordered a Bavarian pretzel plate, which also came out room temp. I think that's a first for me at a restaurant. The focaccia, ok, it's for dipping and that's easier when it isn't so soft. But the pretzel? Like did it just get pulled out of a bag and tossed on the plate? I can't speak to the cheese because I tried it with mustard. There was so much horseradish in the mustard it almost blew my head off. I'm sure some people love that but I'm not one of them. Speaking of blowing up, a woman on a laptop had a kid that was goofing off around her table. He laid down on the bench and started sweeping rocks at some old lady. The old lady turns around to tell him to stop and the mom lost it on her. Like screeching. Idk, I get it to a certain extent but if you're trusting the world to watch your kid while you work, don't be surprised when the world asks your kid to not throw rocks at them. Then when I bussed my table (which I thought was what we are supposed to do here), there's a single bus tub to the right of the ordering window. To get there, I cut across the line sideways and not one but several people are giving side-eye because they had to *gasp* make way for someone to take their plates up. That's also where the bathroom is, so good luck if you sit to the left of the line, because apparently the other patrons expect you to walk through a maze of tables behind the line to get to the far side of the cafe. Summary: the food is fine, but not worth the rest of the experience. It's surprisingly unorganized and while it is beautiful, you can get better health food at the co-op or Whole Foods. The clientele on a Thursday morning was so uppity I would never come back.

Service was great. The staff was great. Great mom and pop place. The decor was definitely.read more

Went for Lexington Burger Week…read more Mabel's Nut Burger - Windy Corner Market Score: 7.4/10 This was a really good burger! The -pound patty was juicy, flavorful, and cooked well. The spicy peanut mayo added a nice touch, although I was expecting a little more heat. The real star of this burger was the creamy slaw--it brought everything together and absolutely made the burger. My only wish would be for a toasted bun to add a little more texture. Overall, this is definitely one to check out during Burger Week. If you're looking for something a little different, give Mabel's Nut Burger a try!

WOW! What a gem of a place!! I love to support mom and pop small restaurants and was blown away by…read morethe food, service and value. The menu is a unique mixture of American, soul and ethnic options. I ordered the Mediterranean Chicken Garlic wrap and pasta salad. Hubs ordered a Club sandwich with potato salad. Everything was SO DELICIOUS! Highlights were the sumac seasoning on my wrap, the HOMEMADE bread on the Club and the whipped texture mixed with the potatoes in the potato salad. The gentleman who runs the restaurant was kind and attentive and I swear I could taste the love in the food he prepared. We were staying a couple of miles away at a hotel for a road trip pit stop and needed dinner. Dinner exceeded my expectations and I KNEW I had to leave a review to encourage others to visit. But wait, there's more!!! 6 months ago I was at a hotel in New Orleans for 5 nights trying to order their "famous" bread pudding for a late night treat. It was Out of stock my whole stay and I left a bit bummed. So when I saw bread pudding as an optional dessert I ordered some to-go. BEST. BREAD PUDDING. EVER. It came with real, homemade whipped cream. I put the whipped cream in the mini fridge at the hotel and pudding on the counter for an hour or two to allow time to digest dinner. When I finally dug into the dessert I was in HEAVEN! The bread pudding still had some warmth. I tried a bite on its own and was delighted by the combination of big bread chunks with lovely syrup, touches of cinnamon spice and CRUNCHY SUGAR pieces. Then I tried a bite of the VERY full container of whipped cream. It was light and fluffy, very creamy and partially frozen and has a fluffy frozen custard vibe. The combination of the two was a flavor climax that I can't even properly describe. Don't miss out on the bread pudding!! The restaurant wasn't busy at 7/8 pm on a Thursday night. It's tucked away in a neighborhood shopping strip. Don't let the inconspicuous look fool you into believing that my review is in error. Also, it seems small but has a roomy dining room with a bar in the adjoining space. If you try the food I can guarantee you will taste the love and quality that is a rare find these days.

My first impression was not very good because they didn't have any tables. You sit on stools at a…read morecountertop that goes around the perimeter. I got the Mediterranean Chicken Garlic Pita Wrap and my son got Buffalo Chicken Tenders and fries. The service was good and the food was pretty average. I wouldn't go out of my way to come here but it's a good little neighborhood cafe.