Great cheese bread, pizza and drinks. The building is newly renovated. If you want to support a…read morelocal business and get artisan pizza, this is a great option. There's a new restaurant that is inside that I'm not sure details of. Maybe Thai or Indian cuisine and heard that it was good. Check them out

Located in downtown Elizabethtown,this bar is know for their extensive bourbon collection. They…read morehave over 400 bourbons plus craft beers,cocktails and live music. Located in a 1887 building,the bar is split into 2 sections. One area is the main bar with seating and the other section offers a small stage with live music and seating. There are no food options but plenty of bourbons to try! I tried an 18 yr old Knob Creek that was one of their drink specials for only 9.00. My wife had an Old Fashion. In my opinion,this is your best option while visiting Elizabethtown to try bourbons at a good price in a historic setting.

Love it! They always have a good IPA (usually Space Dust, sometimes West Sixth), which is…read moresurprising for Cave City. Good price on Blanton's ($12). Relaxed, friendly atmosphere catering mostly to local regulars, but with a mix of Mammoth Cave tourists who are always welcomed by the locals. Karaoke on Thursday night, live music on the weekends. And right next to the groovy Ace Coffee shop if you want to start out with some caffeine first.

Great place. Good priced cold beer. Good looking waitresses with personality. Cool atmosphere…read more Can't beat The Dive!!

I ordered street tacos bad choice the beef was tuff and they didn't take the poop sac out of the…read moreshrimp it said grilled shrimp it was more like shrimp cockail. Even the water was bad and all the food was room temperature

The food was good and of adequate portions. The price was good. Customer service was prompt and…read morefriendly. It has a mix of bar and restaurant vibes.

Six of us (ages 2 to 70) came for a late lunch after a train ride. It was before they were…read morescheduled to begin serving but they graciously seated us and served a fine meal. Love the old setting and many historical photos. Got to see more of the trains from the dining room window. Outdoor seating, too. Very friendly service.

Dirty, not much service, never filled drinks again. After I was done I was asked if u wanted a…read morerefill. This place could be a gem. Such a neat old building. Menu was very short on choices. Such a shame. Wish the business good luck. Food was ok. Just sandwiches was ordered.

Great speakeasy in Bardstown! Wonderful drinks made by Suzanne who is awesome and so knowledgeable…read moreabout bourbon! I highly recommend if you're in Bardstown!

While in Bardstown Kentucky touring the bourbon distilleries, my friends and I stopped by this bar…read morefor a few drinks. We entered through a speakeasy type door to the rear and were met with prohibition era style decorations. We were seated by one of the staff members in a comfortable couch and chair room with a television that was playing film noir classics. There is a bar room that has chair and tables, and a huge selection of bourbons and whiskies. When I say huge, I mean huge! Check the QR code on the menu photo that I posted. I had the traditional Sazerac, followed by the bacon old fashioned. Absolutely amazing taste. Well balanced and easy to drink. My friends went wild with other drinks and bourbon pours. All of the drinks were memorable.. The drinks here are affordable, however, if you have a thick wallet, you can spend it on some rare bourbons or whiskies, and there are a lot of them. Definitely a place to try out when you are in Bardstown. If you are a whiskey lover, this is one place to check out.

This is a beautiful venue for a concert! There's not a bad seat anywhere and the sound is super…read more I went to the DWIGHT YOAKUM concert this weekend and he was every bit as amazing as he was 25 years ago! His plane was late, so he wasn't able to take the stage until later, but he is born and bred Kentucky and put on a phenomenal show. I'm giving the venue 2 stars simply because of the parking clusterflip. It's not cool to follow all the signs to the amphitheater parking only to be in the middle of NOWHERE, and not even close to the amphitheater. We had to wait an additional 20 minutes or so for a bus to pick up as many people that could fit, to drive us to the place. There's lines because they check ID's and everyone must get a bracelet. It was an extremely strange way of herding everyone in for the concert, and at the end of the evening it just felt unsafe having to get back to our vehicle. Although, Dwight Yoakum was the very first completely sold out concert this venue has had thus far, so hopefully the parking situation will improve over time. I'm going to keep an eye open for future concerts here, and I will return.

We had a great time enjoying the Lee Brice concert! His brother Lewis Brice (Lee's brother) was the…read morethe opener. This was our 1st time out here for a show and it did not disappoint. Parking for the event was $10 and they provided shuttle service for transportation. It was a less than 5min. ride. There is handicap parking available at the Log Still Distillery. They have plans to add another closer parking lot, but they are currently prioritizing expanding the distillery. There were 3 bars & a beer stand. -The bar at the back of the Log Still Distillery offered full bar and some craft beers in addition to the usual. -There were two other bars offer a semi limited mixed drink menu and beer. One up top and one in the lower seated area. The beer stand was up top just after you come in. Currently they have one food truck, but believe they have plans to bring in more. We tried the smash burger and hot dog . Both were good. The Smash burger had cheese, grilled onions and cheese on it. They had the usual ketchup, mustard & mayo for condiments. They have everything they allow into the venue on their website. We carried in two sealed 20 oz water bottles. They allow each person to bring in up to a gallon of water as long as it is factory sealed. We were seated in row H seats 17 & 18. Honestly there wasn't a bad seat in the house. The view from the lawn and bleacher GA seating was also great.

I've never written a one star review, so it really saddens me that my experience here was so. It…read morewas my partners birthday 3/14, this place was recommended to us for offering excellent cocktails. The 1920s speakeasy ambiance was well done, we were excited to enjoy drinks here. We sat at the bar next to a few other folks, the bartender asked us if we knew what we would like. I asked for a menu, she said she didn't have them out right now and would come back to take our order. The bartender returned and my partner explained that we weren't sure what we wanted to order, that it was our first time in and asked if there was a menu we could view. The bartender responded with, ''no menus, it's easier that way''. I was taken back by not only the comment, but the tone of her voice (clearly not happy with our request). I turned to my boyfriend and said, let's go somewhere else! The speakeasy wasn't crowded, but, was part of the Elizabethtown St. Patrick's Day bar crawl. I don't believe that should have any effect on the regular menu or quality of service. We were disappointed with our experience (lack of) especially on such a special day. We skipped down the road to Bourbon Barrel Tavern and received excellent service and tasty cocktails.

Love this place! Located under JR Neighbors and has a speakeasy feel where it's lower light more…read moreintimate with the same food options. The last time we went they had a special menu with some high end options and it was delicious!!!! We had no idea and did not have a reservation and it filled up fast so we had to sit at the bar but the service and food was still great. Definitely look i to their special events and get reservations!

The atmosphere is nice and cozy, plus you can see the guys cooking your food in the same room. The…read moreegg salad sandwich is a once in a lifetime experience. Having said that, I would not recommend anyone under the age of 40 eat here. This is fru-fru dining. There is nothing a hungry young man would want to eat. Ignore the old pictures of chicken tenders and fries. There is nothing your young kids will eat either. We had to take our son to A&W afterwards to get him fed. But if you're adventurous and like unique options, what you get will be out of this world.

Absolutely peaceful. Grab a drink, and a seat (with plenty of outdoor seating) and enjoy the…read moremovement of people. We had a whiskey sampler and a glass of wine. I'm going to say the wine is going to be a skip. The glass was a small champagne glass and the pour was around 4oz. For $12. Total skip guys.

Stopped in on March 3 for a couple of cocktails after lunch on a casual Bardstown eat and shop…read morestroll with my lady friend. I unknowingly ordered the same thing she did, which was their unique take on an old fashioned, the Reveille. Not a surprise to me though as we are so much alike. We both loved this version and were pleased about having Luxardo cherries in the mix. We doubled our pleasure and continued making our way through the shops having shared the experience of discovering a new favorite in Bardstown. Beautiful bar had a speakeasy vibe without the sunken couch effect. Barrel chairs were comfortable and the service was attentive.

Service was first class. Received a generous poor on my old-fashioned. Bartender was engaging and…read moreaffable. Went there a couple times each time meeting new people engaging the bourbon Trail. Highly recommend.

Youthful Bar experience for late night venue, fun, loud music, and active crowd. Bartender was…read moregreat!

Great spot! The bikes drew us in, but the music kept us. Two musicians on Saturday night, one out…read moreback on the stage and one inside the door on a stool with a bucket for tips. Seriously, if you have a chance to hear Carly Johnson sing -- DO IT!! Bartenders are cool. The space is interesting as it is situated in one of the oldest buildings in all of Bardstown. Just feels good here.