It's been awhile since I've submit review. This one and possibly another surely deserves one…read more We recently took a trip to my hometown that I have not been back to in years. The first thing I noticed was the huge change that continually occurs while I'm absent. I remember when I first left, the best place to eat was Mom's & G-Moms. Then it was your friend's house- sometimes. I'm from Kentucky. Well, I was introduced to another house, called The Fish House & Grill. This clean and cheerful place with the aroma of grilled, boiled and fried seafood with its seasoning filling the air. Full, but not standing room only, because it rained earlier and weather can be unpredictable at times. But we, a party of 5, were happy as we captured a picnic bench style table to fit all comfortably. We grabbed menus from the cashier and sat down to discuss the menu. I ordered the grilled red snapper and fried chicken gizzards with coleslaw. 15-20 minutes later, steaming hot containers were being brought to the table, aroma AMAZING! The snapper flaked with each fork cut into delicious bite sized melt in your mouth, slap your mamma, mouthfuls. But, I didn't, she was there!!! So I enjoyed every single bite of each and samples of others. I'm adding The Fish House and Grill to the houses I will always eat at in the country!!!

While the ladies behind the counters taking orders were very nice, my food left a lot to be…read moredesired. I ordered a shrimp boil with Cajun seasoning. Once you take off the shrimp shell, there went the seasoning. As you can see in the second picture the potatoes were dry, very dry. The corn didn't taste like much, like they threw it in the water to boil it but didn't add salt or butter to it to help with the flavor. Most of the dish, I actually threw out since I just didn't enjoy the taste or texture of the meal.

Walking in, it was empty except for one other group. The whole restaurant was empty and they sat…read moreus right by them. Smelled like an old hotel room without a good ac. Food was bland. No taste. Fries were good. One server and didn't get a refill when drink went empty...and no one was there to take up their time. Overpriced for the food and experience.

I ate dinner there and the food was terrible. No flavor and chicken tenders were over cooked. The…read moreserver was slow and had to wait for drink refills. It was overpriced for the food we got.

Just a good lunch. The building and atmosphere was neat. It wasn't busy but I imagine it gets…read morethat way. The service was fine. Hubby got a hamburger with tater tots which was good. I got the Cuban with the "bread flew in" and it was a very good Cuban. I would not recommend the 3x fried potatoes or whatever they were. The tots were better. Good place to eat in Bardstown and then run next door for some donuts for dessert.

Pretty disappointed actually. Drinks were ok but staff wasn't very friendly and when we were…read moreseated outside they had seats and tables filled with leftover food empty and sat us at crappy old picnic tables. We decided the food wasn't worth being uncomfortable and left. Won't be back, wonder if it has new management or something because we've liked it before

The food is very tasty and high quality. Parking is somewhat limited but the food more than makes…read moreup for that!

We enjoyed the atmosphere. It felt like a mom and pop kind of place. The staff was very friendly,…read moreand even gave my daughter a balloon she was pointing at. My husband enjoyed the fish; it wasn't necessarily my cup of tea, however I am not the best judge of fish. The fries were good. We ordered beignets and they were pretty tasty! The service was quick and again, we were treated well by all staff!

Eric hosted us in and as always made us feel like family. We had a new server named Chelsea and she…read morebrought it hot and fast! Great food and great service!

Seated quickly and waitress was prompt on taking our orders. Waitress was very friendly and…read morehelpful. Great service all around The food came out quickly. Tasted great and was well prepared. Steak was made to our liking. Will come back with the family again

Food service ambiance all good. Very cozy place, staff personable. Right off the downtown square,…read moregood location.

For the price of my meal/dinner entrée, it's presentation was excellent. Good to great for the…read moreprice point. service was adequate. Barkeeps were politely, however very cold at times. It a hard balance when for some. The atmosphere was modern chic with farm house feel. The pour on my wine was subpar along with my dinner portion of salmon. For these reasons, I can't give them a four star or better review.

Truly enjoyed my lunch, shrimp was cooked perfectly, service was prompt and friendly, and the…read morerestaurant was clean and quiet enough for friendly conversation without feeling like you needed to yell to be heard. A very pleasant experience for a moderately busy lunchtime crowd.

We went in there and it smelled like dirty rags. They must've wiped the table down with dirty…read morebacteria rags very nasty smell. We turned around and walked out.

Basic roadside diner. Got the Omelet with cheddar, turkey sausage and spinach. It came with…read morehashbrowns. The sausage tasted like regular sausage so I am not sure if I got the right thing or not. Decor is very basic with a retro feel to it. Server was pleasant although a little flakey, especially for it being 10am on a Friday. If I needed a quick breakfast in this area again I would return.

We came here for breakfast. I really enjoyed the veggie omelette. Service was slow and there…read moreweren't many customers. This is located at a truck stop. They have turkey sausage available also.

This is about our 3rd visit to Mike Linnig's restaurant…read more We'd like to come more often but it's almost an hour drive depending on traffic. However, Every time we have gone it's all been good! They are alway accommodating and customer service always seems paramount. The prices might be a bit higher than other seafood restaurants but they deliver great portions and get quality food. The history itself is impressive and generation to generation seems to carry over the main directive, good food, good prices and good service. We really enjoy the seating/dining options with inside or outside dining. The outside can be open or covered seating are available along with tiny kids playground. Hope to stop by again when we are out that way.

We had not been to Mike Linnig's in several years. We were waiting for a car repair and decided to…read morecheck it out for lunch. We had enjoyed it years back but our last visit, again, years ago, our food was lukewarm. That said, we thought it was a one off. So, the food this time was hot and the service was adequate. The food, however, was awful. My wife had tasteless clam chowder. I ordered the lobster bisque...one of my favorites. It was goopy and the flavor was terrible. I don't know what they did to destroy it, but it was terrible. I had crab cakes. I've pretty much never had a bad crab cake...until now. They were huge...they do have huge portions, but I not only didn't finish my meal, but I didn't want to. I sent back a hal eaten bowl of the soup and ate maybe a part of one crab cake. My wife had 'clam' strips. I put the word 'clam' in quotes because they looked and tasted nothing like anything remotely clam related. Additionally, everything is served on paper products and the bill was over $50.00. If you want to go to lunch and spend $50 for two people, there are many far better places. This place is now terrible.

St. Aloysius Fish Fry is a Catholic Church on-site fish fry that runs occasionally throughout the…read moreyear and absolutely runs every single Friday during Lenten season. St Aloysius is located in the downtown portion of small Shephedsville Kentucky tucked away In a residential neighborhood. Like most Catholic fish Fry's the speciality is fish sandwiches. But they will serve other things such as oysters, shrimp, onion rings and desserts. This fish fry the last few years has been drive thru only. Me and my family enjoy checking out several Catholic Church fish fry's during Lenten season and when some of our close family friends who belong to st aloysius told us to try this we grabbed an order and went to there house and had family dinner together. Pricing is on par with other fish frys. $6 a fish sandwich. They actually had a pretty large dessert menu that included a home made chocolate cake from the priest. The priest took our order so I actually ordered a slice. Our fish sandwich was pretty good. Not the best local fish fry sandwich but still good. I'd still rather have this than a fast food chain any day. Good sized and nice flavor. The shrimp was solid. A little over cooked on this visit. My wife said the onion rings and oysters was pretty good and we got the kids a cheese pizza slice and they said it was alright. Kinda on par with a little Cesar's if they had to make a comparison. For desserts we got a normal chocolate cake, an awesome chocolate cake (this is what the priest named his homemade one), a brownie and a Chocolate mint brownie. The brownies were huge and tasty. Was kinda shocked to see a mint chocolate brownie at a smaller church fish fry but it was good. Both chocolate cakes were pretty good. I tried both and I will say fathers was better. He did a good job on his hand made cake. Overall nice fish fry. I do have some in person ones locally I prefer that have better fish and fun activities. But, this one is nice too and the workers were all great. We would come back for sure.