Excellent deli with a warm, friendly staff. As first timers we were treated to a delicious cookie…read morewith our sandwiches. Their specialty sandwiches are delicious. We had the Hot Mammy and the grilled chicken. You can customize as you like. Folks are friendly and we had a nice chat with the staff since we were visiting.

Excellent food and friendly service. I wish we lived closer so I could eat their sandwiches more…read morefrequently! I live in Louisville and have contemplated driving to Danville just for their food.

Burke's is a great bakery located in downtown Danville. Famous for their butter flake rolls and…read moregingerbread men, and offering so much more! We have tried the hamburger rolls, pimento cheese, and donuts (favorites so far), and I appreciate the friendly service. This spot is worth a stop anytime you find yourself in the area.

A Danville tradition. Wonderful glazed donuts and breads. We can't pass through there without…read morestopping.

Great food and friendly and courtesy service. Close by and easy parking . Love to browse the…read morestore each visit.

Friendly, quiet out of the way. Let you shop unmolested but are available to answer questionsread more

During a visit to Harrodsburg I saw the Sandwich Shop that had the coolest look. It appeared to be…read morea service station reimagined into a restaurant. Excellent look. The bay door area is the portion of the shop where customers eat. Very cool. The women working behind the counter were all nice and inviting. I had two Chili Dogs with cheese and onions. The dogs were crisp, the onions potent, the cheese was mild, and the sauce was fairly unique. Almost like it had a beer flavor, but not in a bad way, gave the sauce just enough bite to separate it from the crowd. I'll definitely be coming back, I mean have you seen that menu?

My wife and I stopped for lunch on our way thru Harrodsburg. She had the Italian sub and I had the…read moreRueben. Both sandwiches were full of meat and delicious. Breads were fresh and so were the toppings. The building is a converted service station. They have done a great job decorating it. Service was very fast and the staff was wonderful.

This cute little deli is very yummy and worth the stop! I got the number 6 which is a turkey bacon…read moreand Swiss cheese sandwich on a croissant. The croissant was soft, fluffy, and buttery. It was quick service, and the employees are extremely friendly. Plus it is reasonably priced!

Great food, great service, and low key diner/deli feel. Try the loaded potato salad. Soups are…read moregreat as well. Call ahead and pick up your order at the window.

Absolutely, without question, the worst, most fatty, gristley, not at all fresh tasting (or…read moresmelling) pork it has ever been my misfortune to cook. I wouldn't even call it "ground meat". There is so much fat, it's more like meat paste with larger chunks of fat and gristle in. Made me sick as a dog to smell it cook. And, speaking of dogs, I wouldn't feed it to a street dog. Their beef may be amazing. But, they should be ashamed to ask people to pay for the pork or to serve it to them. Disgusting. I got a can of pork once that was higher quality.

This is a great little burger joint connected to the slaughter house. Fresh meat never tasted…read morebetter. The pickles are amazing and if they sold them separate I would buy a jar!!

When you enter you are greeted by staff that is pleasant and operating the register. They offer a…read morelarge selection of sandwiches, soups etc. I ordered the French Dip. It is named the Owsley Frech Dip after a local historic site. Typically, I wait until I have eaten at a place multiple times before I leave a review. You never know you may get folks on a bad day, so I like to average out my experience. I was motivated today to leave a review after my first visit due to the Quality of the food and the service. The French Dip was literally the best French Dip I have ever eaten. The bread was soft and absorbed the aus jus. The onions were tasty, the Dip was flavorful, the meat was not stringy or sinewy, and there was a crispness on the edges of the meat and tenderness inside. Also, the cheese was flavorful. Quite simply the best French Dip I have ever had. I am already looking forward to the next time business takes me to Lancaster. Stop by this relatively new establishment. As I understand it they opened 2 years ago. I look forward to visiting this Deli long into the future. Stop by and enjoy.

Awesome place. Food was great and staff was friendly. I had the Reuben and it was great.read more

Old school deli that I love, hot bar that legitimately rivals any restaurant in town. Took off 1…read morestar simply because it desperately needs an update, don't get me wrong it's not dirty, it's just....getting dilapidated? I fear the younger generation may not support it because it feels stuck in 1978

Where else would you go for groceries? I know the store well and can get in and out lickety split…read more The only time I get frustrated is when they let the shelves thin out. A grocery store should never let that happen. I am so thankful for the gas rewards. That's saved me a lot of money on gas.

My wife and I started noticing several years ago that we were routinely being charged full price…read moreon items marked on sale. We'd bring it to the cashiers attention, but then were directed to the customer service desk where we'd spend an additional 15-20 minutes in line waiting to get the error corrected, and typically with no apology. We're now in the habit of taking pictures of all the sale items we plan on purchasing with our phone so that the cashier doesn't automatically dismiss us. About ten days ago I purchased some jalapeno cheese that was on sale for $8.99/lb., but after the young lady ticketed the cheese at 11.99/lb. I told her about it, and she corrected the error, no harm no foul. But I went back a week later for more of the same cheese, and the exact same thing happened again. It was the same young woman, and I even told her prior that the cheese was still on sale. Ofcourse I was dismissed, and she ticketed the cheese at the regular price! Again, I had to point to the placard in the display case which had the cheese for $8.99/lb. So no effort was made to resolve the pricing error the first time I brought it to the employees attention. So, all the customers over the last ten days or more were charged full price if they themselves didn't catch the pricing error. Since I'm on a role, and ready to rant, some of the other things that bug me at my local Kroger. Employees who are at work presenting themselves like its Halloween e.g. multi colors of hair, or the multiple fishing lures stuck in their face, nose, chin, etc... No professionalism at all. I'm also not to fond of having to compete with employees who are loading items for customer pickup, they often feel they're a priority and you the customer need to get out of their way! Anyway, for anyone who's interested, this is a small example of what Kroger as a company has been up to. Pricing Errors: Consumer complaints and class action lawsuits in multiple states (California, Ohio, Illinois, Utah) regarding cash registers ringing up prices higher than the advertised sale prices on shelves were a recurring issue in mid-2025.