We decided to grab some tacos and a chicken burrito for dinner. Customer service was awesome! All…read morethe food was portioned appropriately to price we paid. They offer alcohol on their menu, but not on Sundays. Overall, we enjoyed our dinner experience last night, and I'm sure we'll return oneday. @ noirvedanaturals

We stopped here on a Sunday after hiking around Red River Gorge. My husband was disappointed that…read morethey don't sell beer on Sundays :( But that's ok... the food made up for it! We both had burgers... delicious! Try the Garlic pepper cheese if you can! I got the plate with fries, my husband just got a burger. The plate with fries was HUGE! We shared and still had left overs. There are tables and picnic tables out front, and a partially enclosed deck area around the side. We would highly recommend!

Sooooo good. By far my favorite place i've eaten at so far. Place was cute and staff was friendly!read more

This place is always busy. Now we know why! The food is fresh and large portioned and the…read morecocktails are super good. Try to the top shelf house margarita. Teresa got a KY Mule. Their bourbon selections is pretty great too! Megan took exceptional care of us. Teresa got the grilled chicken salad. It was yooge but very fresh. I chose the mixed fajita quesadilla and added chorizo- because I could. It was substantial too. A full meal for sure. The atmosphere here is super playful and comfortable. There's a good number of TVs if you're a foodie looking for the days games! We loved our time here and plan on returning when we're 'in the gorge' next.

A+ pizza, crust, sauce, toppings. Went 2x during our stay. Nice salad with chicken too…read more sincerley, A NY'er

After a nice day of hiking in Red River Gorge, seeing Natural Bridge, taking the sky lift, and…read morealmost falling several times, the Fat Man and his wife were feeling a little tired and hungry. We decided to venture over to Miguel's Pizza and see what offerings they had in store. Miguel's Pizza, a favorite among hikers and climbers, offers a variety of options, including healthy choices, and has a casual, rustic atmosphere in a historic building, with both indoor and outdoor seating. You can order pizza by the slice to mix and match, or order it whole. We ordered two slices of pepperoni. The crust was thin and crispy, but still had some good chew. However, it lacked flavor and was slightly dry. The crust reminds me of a frozen, pre-made crust. The sauce was thin, slightly sweet, but lacked flavor beyond the sweetness, and the slice could have used more sauce to help bite into the crust. The cheese was light on the pizza and lacked any pull, almost as if it were from a bag at the store. The pepperoni was thin and cut into different sizes, with an adequate amount on each slice and a nice amount of grease, heat, and chew. This was enjoyable on the pizza. We also ordered a couple of Margherita slices. The crust again had a good crunch but lacked flavor. There was a nice toast on the bottom. The cheese, as before, was light on the pizza, which is fine, but no pull again. The sauce was maybe a little lighter on these slices and lacked much flavor. The tomato and basil were fresh, but there wasn't much of either on the slices, leaving the pizza bare and us wanting more toppings. Miguel's menu offers several pizza options they specialize in, a build-your-own option, and salads, pasta, soups, and sandwiches, with options for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. They also offer beer and wine options with soft drinks. The Fat Man says that Miguel's Pizza is NOT Fat Man Approved.

Walnut Leaf Country Market in Camargo is about an hour from Lexington. This Amish store has a…read morewealth of goodies to take home --- produce, baked goods, meat, etc. If you're there around lunchtime, you can get a freshly made sandwich. The Tuesday special was a pulled pork sandwich. I took it outside to eat. Not very good, I'm afraid. Probably should have gone with a sandwich. Had I brought a cooler, I would have bought some perishables. I bought a loaf of sourdough bread and a jar of bear jam. On the way home I drove through Mt. Sterling, a rural little town that makes Lexington look like the big city. 62

This place is a little gem. It has flowers for sale aligning the outside. Inside they have a deli…read moreand sell Amish baked goods and spreads. They sell locally canned items and meats. I stopped in here on this day with my sister to see what this was about. We bought pimento cheese, crackers, locally made beef jerky, and some spices. It was great. If you are in the area, I would suggest to stop in and see what goodies you can find.

Crabtree's Candies new location is 287 E. College Ave. in Stanton KY…read moreBrick building right before you pass Ace Hardware in town. Best Old fashioned candies you can find in KY. Peanut Butter Roll is the most popular! Delicious!

The location has moved from 70 Green Way Rd. It is now located at the Crossroads Centre. 221 S Main…read moreSt. Suite D. Delicious, Homemade candies, cakes and pies! Go there and you won't regret it! So good!!! The price is cheaper than most candy stores you would find and a lot better tasting too. Definitely try!!!!

Attached to the local college, this lunch restaurant and farmer's market is quite prominent, with a…read moresubstantial-looking building that's hard to miss driving by. They sell products of the students' work, and I'm always struck by how underutilized Kentucky farm land seems to be relative to the food people actually eat here. The winter selection was modest, as one might expect, with greens, root vegetables, and mushrooms for sale, and a couple of hot lunch options and baked goods. Their chickpea dish was fine; nothing special but a decent lunch. Adding a cake pop was tasty; despite the semi-sweet chocolate flavor it was still definitely sweet. There was a lunch rush, and I imagine the locals fill the place up often.

I am really impressed with this store. It bears all the harvest from the hard-working students of…read moreBerea College. All the meat sold in the store comes from the locally-grown cows and pigs. As a matter of fact, just about everything that is sold in the store comes from local farms that are worked by students from Berea College. Of course, there were various types of fruits and vegetables, grains sold in bulk, some dairy (cheese and ice cream) and soaps and cleaners. Different types of sandwiches are sold daily (Tuesday -Saturday) and the store was having a plant sale on the day that I visited. I really like the concept of students working and learning a skill as they attend school to get a degree. I cant say enough good things about this store. Its was very clean, the workers were friendly. Some prices were reasonable and some (soaps and cleaners) were maybe a bit high. But higher prices are expexlcted when supply is low. Certainly, I would support this store in the future.

We stop here every time we're in the gorge!! Love this place! Staff is super friendly and always…read morework with me to make something different and special. Store is nice way to kill some time while waiting on coffee. Now the best part, their coffee!! It's definitely top of my list for the best! I get so excited when I know we're heading that way bc I want Boone coffee Ambiance is average. It's a small space so finding seating is usually next to impossible. We usually walk through the shop and leave once we have our drinks. The few times we've stayed it's ok it's just small and tables are close together you can pretty much hear everyone around you and their convos. But it's still worth the visit

Stopped in for drinks and sweet treats. We got a mocha, chai, and 2 smoothie. Also got an Oreo…read moretruffle, 2 muffins and a cinnamon roll. It was a pricey little afternoon. The smoothies were $10 each and unfortunately our kids did not like them. My husband and I liked our mocha and chai. We also like the chocolate chip muffin and cinnamon roll.

The best place in Richmond to get fresh local produce. The best, kindest staff! I've called so many…read moretimes and they have stayed open after their closing time for me to get to the market. Love love this place!

Completely overpriced flowers fruit and other things that are supposed to be farm fresh. They are a…read morereseller of these goods and therefore pass on any increase in price to the customer. I suggest cutting out the middleman going directly to the nurseries or farms in the local area and you will save money and you will also will get better product to boot. There is a farmer's market in Richmond once a week on EKU's campus on Thursday from 10 a.m. till 1 p.m. in the parking lot in front of the basketball coliseum just off the Eastern Bypass. The market is also open on Saturdays from 9 a.m. till 1 p.m. at 1238 Barnes Mill Road, Richmond KY 40475. You can call 978-387-0393 for more details. For what it's worth I save 20 to 35 percent and pick up my produce at my local grocery store which tends to have the same or even better quality produce. The flowers they have look as good as any I could find in the area but you can save up to 50 percent by shopping around. If your on a budget I would definitely avoid this place. God bless and good luck.

What the Fudge Shoppe is a new store in downtown Campton selling a wide assortment of homemade…read morefudge and small decorative items. Local people selling local food is always appreciated. Cash or check only at this time.