Nice little place. Lots of local artists' art on the walls. Perfect after hiking Red River Gorge…read more The burger was very good and the veggies on it were fresh and crisp! The kale salad was tasty but the chicken was a little dry. The Ale8 ginger ale hit the spot! Ordered up front and got #31. We weren't seated very long at all when the food came out. All the workers were very nice. I'd come back!

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

It looks like a cafeteria but this is one of the best meals we had in Red River Gorge. The service…read morewas great. The catfish fried perfectly crispy. The salmon was tasty and the boneless wings were like whole tenders. Everything was great!

One of our favorite places. I always get the hot brown, which is excellent. My wife changes things…read moreup but we are always happy and service is very friendly.

We didn't have a ton of options in this area, but we could have done worse than 145 Roadhouse. My…read moretop-tier chum who literally went to the school of hospitality and I stopped by here for dinner last Wednesday on a pretty muggy, rainy evening on our way from the SE Appalachia section of KY to Irvine, KY. It was conveniently located right off 15, and despite the meh weather, the place was easy to spot largely because there were a lot of cars in the parking lot - a compliment to the restaurant and its food, or the only game in town? Based on our experience, probably a little bit of both. Definitely does have the roadhouse vibes; it's very spacious and kind of dark in there, with a bar to the right of the entrance and the vast majority of the acreage dedicated to a large dining area on the left. We were seated immediately and after the meal took advantage of the cool map situation by the bathrooms where, if you requested a pushpin from one of the employees, you placed it on the map to show where you came from. Already oodles of NJ representatives on there, which is unsurprising. The random North Dakota pushpin was a bit of a shock, but I guess they travel too. The menu was pretty large but I was immediately drawn to the Fried Catfish w/ Hush Puppies entree, along with the tater skins app, which our waitress went out of her way to compliment. The Catfish was decent; as you can see from the accompanying picture, it was a huge portion and I took a sizeable chunk of it to go (where I think I eventually threw it out because it's not really road trip friendly). Coincidentally (or not, given where we were in the country) I'd had some hush puppies the night before at a hotel in Blacksburg, VA, and these were better. Those others were over-fried but also had mac and cheese stuffed in them, so these basically had better texture but not as much flavor. The mac and cheese was a real low point, unfortunately. Not dissimilar to the hush puppies, they were super tasteless and a bit watery. They had a bit of breading/crumb topping, but it really didn't do anything to improve the situation - definitely something for them to work on. The taters were just okay; usually the issue with them is that they're in the deep fryer for too long (which is not an issue for a lot of people, I suspect), but these I thought actually weren't cooked enough. The interiors were a little tough so the potatoes could have used a little more time in the oven or fryer. Service was solid. Our waitress was very nice and happily contributed her thoughts/opinions on different items of the menu, which my chum loves to seek out when we're in a new, unfamiliar place. I was starting to get a little tired by this point in the day so it was nice to have efficient, quick turnaround times for everything. The prices were decent as well, which probably isn't too surprising given that we were still pretty far away from Lexington and other, more populated areas. This was fine for what it is, and my preference is always to go local when you're traveling through small town USA in lieu of the chains. This wasn't incredible, but we enjoyed our time here and left a literal physical reminder of our time here with the aforementioned pushpin.

The food was delicious. The service was outstanding. The prices were fair. The best meal we had in…read morethe Red River Gorge area. We kept driving further out and this was less than a half mile from where we stayed. Drinks were delicious as well. I would recommend this establishment to anyone.

An Absolute Gem! You HAVE to experience this pizza night…read more Wow! We are still buzzing from our fabulous evening at South Slope Farm's Pizza Night. This isn't just a meal; it's a whole experience, and one we cannot recommend highly enough! From the moment we pulled in, we were in love with the atmosphere. It has such a wonderful, rustic charm--it's cozy, authentic, and just plain magical. It's the perfect setting to relax and forget about the rest of the world for a while. What truly sets this place apart, though, is the incredible service. Every single person we interacted with was genuinely warm and welcoming, with a smile that made you feel right at home. The service was not just excellent; it was friendly in a way that feels so rare these days. You can tell the team loves what they do, and it makes the whole atmosphere even better. And the pizza? Absolutely delicious! Fresh, flavorful, and perfectly cooked, it was the perfect centerpiece to an ideal evening. We left feeling so full and happy. Do not forget to try the PawPaw ice cream, a unique flavor to say the least. If you're looking for a unique spot with fantastic food and even better people, this is it. We're already planning our next visit. South Slope Farm is a true Kentucky treasure

This place had the flurry before the blizzard came along, And when you need a good Burger and a…read moremilkshake Or pepper poppers, And chicken strips, This is a place for you. Locally owned For as long as I can remember. If it's pretty out Grab a seat at a picnic table and enjoy the sunshine!

I am always a sucker for these vintage 1950s restaurants ( culinary survivors). When I stopped by…read morethey had the usual selections all of which was acceptable. The problem my wife and I encountered was that they were out of a lot of their selections. The soft serve icecream machine was broken which was a big disappointment. This place would be a lot better if they were open more hours and maybe scaled back their menu to focus on the basics. When we were last there we enjoyed a car show that had over 50 old cars. The ambiance went well with this 1950s restaurant survivor of a bygone era. I hope they can get the kinks worked out post Covid and rejuvenate this place. I think it has a lot of potential. I look forward to the day I can update my review and give them 5 Stars!

The staff and food was awesome. It is probably the cleanest and most decorated restaurant I've ever…read morebeen in we will definitely be back

Good prices, great service, wonderful people, and awesome food!!!…read morePerhaps the best restaurant in Irvine!!! The decor was awesome, Christmas tree was so pretty!!!

Humble and very great food service, fresh hot ham sandwiches, being an caribbean guy minority i…read morewas treated with absolute respect very patient staff members and the ice cream i hear is a blast! I definitely recommend this place

I stopped here with my husband and daughter for a quick bite. It was a mere $15 for nachos,…read morecoleslaw a "Twizzard" and a milkshake. The food is the kind of food you would find at a bowling alley, worst coleslaw I've ever had but the milkshake was great!

Had a couple of good meals there. The atmosphere was great. The burgers and steak fries were…read moredelicious.