Great place and right around the corner. Make sure you look for the hidden reviews on the very…read morebottom of the page. Yelp likes to manipulate the reviews for different businesses. A shady practice that is censorship at its finest.

Hands down, the Best Breakfast around on a Saturday morning. It is also the cheapest! It's open to…read morethe public 8-11 every Saturday for an amazing breakfast. Give them a try, you won't be disappointed on the taste or the price.

If you're looking for a local VFW, this is the place. The drive up to it might be a little sketchy,…read morebut once you see the property, it is beautifully done up! Everyone was super friendly, and they always have tons of activities for the entire family. Come check them out!

We traveled to Bardstown again to see the Sound of Music at this venue. Sometimes there are…read moreseasonal productions in addition to the Stephen Foster story. This show was great with a large cast of talented performers. I even recognized a few familiar actors from other venues (lead actor has performed this past year at Derby Dinner Playhouse in Clarksville). We were seated in the 6th row center and audio and visuals were all wonderful. We are looking forward to returning here for future events.

We went to the show with some friends and had a great time on opening night of 2021! When I bought…read moreour tickets, I was offered a choice of seats in the middle of a row, but with a good view of the stage, and the theater was not going to be full. When we arrived we discovered that the show had sold out, so we had to climb over more people to get to our seats in the middle of the row, but they were still good seats. Our friends had never before seen the show, it had been decades since Hubby or I had last seen it, and we all enjoyed the experience. The singers wear microphones and are heard over the sound system, a change from when Hubby was in the cast. Some of the dialogue is also different from decades ago, but the changes do not distract from the purpose of featuring of Foster's music. After the show we had an unexpected surprise of an Independence Day weekend fireworks display! The fireworks were beautiful and we enjoyed them too!

My Dad,who is 83 with cerebral palsy, try and go ever Sun and Tues at Minimum for Joshuas Friends,…read morean organization that helps families with special needs. They even have their own community baseball team The Blaze! Anyhow, Southland Bingo Hall also provides funds for other organizations like Forever Homes for Paws, North Hardin High School, John Hardin Band Boosters and Hardin County Pet Protection. They have a 7:30 session every night, midnight sessions on Fri and Sat, and even a Sunday afternoon session at 2:30. Doors open two hours prior for pull tabs. It is a nice friendly environment and they even have electric pull tabs (similar to a slot machine with bonuses) now in the new building! The staff always greets us by name. They really treat you like family. My Dad and I loves it there. It is definitely our Bingo Hall of choice .

Conveniently located near to the Lincoln Birthplace and Boyhood Home historical sites, the Lincoln…read moreMuseum is a small museum with dioramas and other historical artifacts that give a very high level overview of Abraham Lincoln's life. This museum has a pretty great gift shop, which you can get into for free. You can pretty much find any trinket you could possibly be looking for with Lincoln on it. The museum itself costs $8 for adults. I estimate that the museum takes about 45 minutes if you don't linger at everything. The entire first floor of the museum is dioramas with mannequins (maybe a little bit creepy) that tell the story of Lincoln's life from childhood to death. The upstairs includes more exhibits with historical artifacts. Some of the Lincoln mannequins were gone from their dioramas when we visited, which was a bit of a bummer. The staff were very friendly and helpful. They were full of information about the local historical sites and pointed us in the right direction. Convenient parking out front. The Lincoln Museum is very close to the Birthplace and Boyhood Home sites, so you might as well stop by if you're already going to those, but you maybe don't go out of your way to come to just this museum.

I am a self proclaimed presidential history "nerd". I've read a biography on each president in…read moreorder (currently reading F.D.R.), and my bucket list includes visiting all their birth and burial places. I also make it a point to visit presidential libraries, national historic sites, etc. While visiting nearby Lincoln's birthplace, a volunteer told me this museum was worth doing. He was right, I'm glad I took the time. This museum had a lot of neat artifacts, but I'm not sure I'd call it a museum. It's more like...somewhere between a museum following Lincoln's life and an antique store with pieces authentic to the time. It's also part art museum. Some of the pieces include a bronze cast of Lincoln's beardless face as it appeared during his first presidential campaign, which was cool. It also has Thomas Lincoln's hoe, which was dug up in front of Lincoln's cabin in 1914. Bottom line, there aren't very many authentic pieces to the Lincoln's, but there's plenty of stuff worth seeing...like a lot of civil war bullets and other civil war pieces. The only thing I didn't like about the museum was the minimum charge for debit/credit card use. I had to buy something from the gift stop just so I could pay my admission. Overall: glad I took the time.

I had a beyond amazing experience, Beth is the Real deal…read more She had never met me, she knew nothing about me prior too, nor did I share anything personal during the meeting. However she spoke on things that had happened, currently happening as well as near future plans I was planning to make. Theres no possible way she could have known any of those things, if she wasn't Real. I Highly recommend booking an appointment with her (record it on your phone) you'll be AMAZED and happy you did.

Sorry to pull back my recommendation, because I have been to see Beth several times over 10 year…read moreperiod, mostly with positive interaction. But my last visit about 12 months ago was disappointing. While pften she provides comforting relief over my loss of a beloved child, the sessions have become less focused, shorter, and considerably more expensive to the point of unaffordable. While I wish her well, the experience and "feel" now has eroded to that of someone striving to over monitize their ability, as opposed to that of a truly empathetic and caring mortal. No longer a customer.

Went last night and had frightening good time. The actors were amazing and this was a touch haunt…read moreso that added to the scares. It was one of the longer haunts I have been to and I screamed throughout the whole thing. My sister who usually stays in the front kept me up front because she was too scared to proceed in the darkness of the rooms. There is a lot of character interaction which is another unique thing about this haunt. They also keep you spaced out so you are not running into other groups which has happened at some of the haunts I ve been to and it kinda ruins them if you get put in a big group. I can not recommend this place enough. I drove almost an hour to get there and it was well worth the drive. I will be back next year.

An amazing haunt, as well as haunt crew, that promises to give you the most bang for your buck…read more Great show length at a great price.