The menu is kind of a lot--I thought on I want a chicken biscuit and there are like 10! But I…read moreordered the original without the jam and was happy to eat a very hot, delicious breakfast. My only qualm is as a southerner who loves biscuits--these are not buttery like I prefer. But they are good. Service was lovely and the space was nice enough for a guy to be working and eating. Enjoy!

2/22/26 My husband…read moreand I stopped by Biscuit Belly after church for brunch. We went with our waitress's recommendation and ordered the Brekkie Bowl with home fries, turkey sausage, and a sunny-side-up egg, it was very tasty. Everything was hot, fresh, and perfectly cooked. The flavors all came together so well, especially with that runny egg mixed in. We also got the Go Getta biscuit and gravy meal, which was hearty, comforting, and exactly what you want from a brunch spot. You can tell the food is made to order. It was somewhat average on the taste, but it satisfied our hunger. The restaurant itself was clean and nearly empty when we arrived, which made for a quick experience. Our food came out quickly, the staff was friendly and attentive, and we were in and out within 30 minutes, perfect for a Sunday afternoon.

Amazing food, clean atmosphere, and efficient service. We had a great time and recommend the Chevy…read moreChase!

Josie's was our only stop in Lexington, but a pleasant one. My top-tier chum who literally went to…read morethe school of hospitality and I came by here to meet up with a colleague for brunch last Thursday morning. He's from this general area and recommended this spot, among a few others. I picked it because I liked the vibe, which I stand by in hindsight. Last Thursday was an atrocious weather day, raining for most of the time including the entire morning as we drove up to Lexington from Irvine. Since we'd never been over here, Josie's wasn't necessarily easy to spot apart from the other nearby businesses. It WAS very obviously in this larger strip mall situation (which doesn't seem like exactly the right term, but it's definitely in a building with a bunch of other stores), though we had to walk around almost the entire perimeter from our parking spot on Euclid to find it. Once we did, smooth sailing. Despite the fact that it was a weekday, Josie's was pretty busy when we walked in around 10ish. We WERE heading toward MDW, which could have been a factor, but this seems to be a pretty popular establishment regardless. It feels pretty new - this isn't like an old school greasy spoon diner type of situation - with some interesting artwork on the walls, and booths, regular tables and counter stools potentially available. Our colleague was already there and had secured a booth towards the back closer to the bathrooms, which allowed for some fun viewpoints of most of the restaurant. We were already a few days into our debauchery of a road trip, so I kept it pretty well-behaved - I opted for waffles with strawberries. That's it. The food came very quickly, as did the requested coffee, which might have ultimately been more important than the aforementioned waffles in the grand scheme of things. I honestly don't have a lot to say about them other than that they were perfectly fine waffles. The strawberries were fresh, the waffles themselves were cooked through but not too crispy, and that was that. I think it's a little hard to mess up something this basic, and thankfully all was well. The service was excellent throughout and even though I didn't foot any part of the bill (a thank you to our Kentucky colleague), the prices seemed very reasonable to me - though I also have a completely distorted perspective given that most of my consumerism takes place in the NYC area. No issues here; didn't see a ton of reasons to wander back into Lexington unless somehow Coach Cal comes back to coach the Cats and I miraculously score tickets to something at Rupp, but this was a nice little spot.

I love a good brunch, and Minton's 760 knows how to do it right! I had the most delicious sweet…read morepotato waffle that I can't stop raving about. They set the bar so high, I don't know if I'll ever try anything else. The brunch cocktails were 10/10...taste, presentation...perfection! The service was stellar! Shout out to Taylor and Jessie for providing such a wonderful dining experience. They definitely went above and beyond. I look forward to dining here again soon.

My newest favorite brunch spot in town! Minton's has a fantastic selection of sweet and savory…read morebreakfast and brunch options, as well as dinner! We enjoyed one of the specials, a Jerk chicken sandwich, a small cinnamon roll pancake and bacon. The food was outstanding, with friendly service in this adorable and quaint renovated "train station" stop. We will absolutely be back to sample more of the menu!

Gave Doodles a few more tries and am thrilled to report my experience was much improved. Lunch was…read morereasonably priced and yummy - fresh ingredients, bright flavors, and a decent, but not overwhelming, number of choices. My second attempt at breakfast was much improved and I found the food to be much more flavorful this time around. Decent crowd when I arrived but things moved along quickly. Staff did a nice job of transitioning tables and making sure seats were open as quickly as possible. Expect a wait on weekends at breakfast and during lunch hours - but this isn't shocking. Popular place, lots of students near by, and not a ton of other options in the immediate vicinity. Keep supporting local places y'all!

We had our first Doodles experience recently, and it definitely lived up to the local buzz. When…read moreyou walk in, there's a big menu on the wall in a small waiting area. After a couple of minutes, someone asked if it was our first time. Maybe the wide eyes gave us away. We were told to order at the counter and then find a seat, so expect more of a fast‑casual setup rather than full service, which was totally fine for us. The only slightly awkward part is being prompted for a tip before you've actually received your food or experienced the service. Once we sat down, though, the food came out quickly and everyone enjoyed what they ordered. It was a particularly cold day when we visited, and it was a bit chilly inside. I can see this place being even better in warmer weather. The outdoor patio looked like a great spot to relax and enjoy a meal. Overall, a good first visit, tasty food, and a place I'd definitely return to.

Love this place! They have THE best steak & eggs! You are served an actual steak not a thin slice…read moreof beef meant for a cheesesteak sandwich. The steak is always cooked to perfection and served with 2 eggs cooked to your liking along with skillet potatoes and your choice of bread. And this is only one of the many things(Kelsey's Ky Brown, Mexico City Chilaquiles)on their menu that will make you glad you ate there.

The food was amazing as always. The hostess got us seated right away after cleaning a table. The…read moreserver was alright. He had a bit of humor that I am not used to. I come every once in a while but I'm thinking of trying something new next time.

The menu is so frustrating. They use tvs to show their list of items and the font is small and the…read morescreen constantly cycles so it takes a while to be able to see the whole menu. The service was awkward. The employee was really quiet and not real interactive. While cooking our crepes, the employee walked away from our food and went outside to his car to get a box of containers, then came back in and went back to finish our food. We ordered a cup of ice cream, which is just Blue Bell ice cream. We also ordered a Kinder Crepe and Snickers Crepe. They were heavy and essentially the same. The Crepe itself was thicker than a normal Crepe. It's also quite expensive and we don't recommend this establishment.

Delicious crepes! They were out of strawberries when we got here so our crew didn't get to try the…read moreDubai chocolate strawberry cups, however everything else on offer was delicious.

Nice and cozy with a homestyle feel. Great food and service that is not a chain restaurant.read more

Food is always good here, especially breakfast. Sometimes…read morethings run slow because it's a small locally owned restaurant and it can get busy but on the whole they do a great job. They've even been recommended and runner up by Best Of Lexington for best breakfast in town 2023 & 2025 (it's noted by emblems on the entry door). I love that if you have a problem with your food the management will make it right. You just have to let them know. No one's perfect but they really try to make it right. I love the ambiance inside and the outdoor seating in spring and summer. Good place to bring the family. I'm thrilled there are still local places like this one in Lexington that really work hard to give its' best and work hard to keep their doors open in this economy now days. It's not easy as we all know. We need to support our local businesses and cheer them on like this little gem. Thanks, Tack House for hanging in there through thick and thin and still giving us delicious food and great service for so many years!

We stopped at IHOP today for lunch, we had a good idea of what we had in store. They are…read moreconsistent, they are clean and I can't ever recall receiving poor service here. The restaurant is never busy, you get seated quickly and the menu is varied enough that everyone should find something they like. I don't have any complaints, they are exactly what you expect every time. The menu has meals starting at $6 up to $15-$16. But I shy away from giving five stars because it is so predictable. The portion sizes are fair, the prices are fair, the service is friendly. That's good enough for me any day. You won't be pleasantly or unpleasantly surprised, you will leave satisfied. IHOP is a safe bet- but you probably already know that!

The pancakes were good, the coffee was fresh. I can't recommend any other meal selection. The…read morerestaurant uses a lot of cleaner, you can smell it. Only one other table being served, but the service was very slow. We saw people walk in, wait, look around, then walk out.