I'd give this place 5 stars for their BBQ alone, but 3 for their ice cream. The barbecue pork is…read moredelicious and a great find way out in the middle of nowhere. The ice cream on the other hand was watery and bland and lacking any real flavor. They have an amazing variety on their menu, considering the place is so small. The folks working it our friendly and no most of their customers by name simply because it's in such a small town. Going here reminded me of being a kid again and the small places in my hometown. If you're driving by definitely make sure to stop and get something!

I hope this is the right place. Their shirts said Ohio Dairy Bar and there is a pig out front. They…read morealso have ribs. We had the ice cream though. The place is clean and they have quite an extensive menu. We have been twice now after visiting chilo lock 34 park. They have plenty of seating. The service is great too. I had a frozen banana. We have had soft serve, shakes, malts and a root beer float. All were yummy! It's convenient to the park and has great hours. Fun family treat.

Nice small local liquor shop with a busy drive thru. Able to…read morefind some local distillery bourbon and local wine. Always looking for unicorns or things we just don't see every day. Friendly service

Tasting time & a tour at Old Pogue Bourbon Distillery. Dan was super friendly in the family…read morehome/museum & tasting room, and Distiller John Pogue led our small group of three through his family's historic craft distilling operation, which overlooks the Ohio River from the bluffs above Maysville, Kentucky. This is the birthplace of bourbon. John Pogue is a trained geologist, who turned his talents and knowledge toward the family business of distilling. The beautiful focus of the property is the 1845 home of John's ancestors, which is on the US Department of the Interior National Register of Historic Places. Old Pogue "Masters Select" has appeared on the Wine Enthusiast "Top 50 Spirits" list. One of the "secrets" of Kentucky Bourbon, John explained, is the unique limestone aquifer of the region. It contains no iron, through which the water filters. Be sure to book your tour in advance online. The product of this small batch craft distillery is to my understanding only available on-site. Another tip is to pick up a copy of the Kentucky Bourbon Trail Passport and Field Guide Book. It is available online or in person. Tons of interesting information about distilleries in Kentucky, if you plan on visiting others as well. Visits, and completing the entire trail, unlock special rewards!

Very nice old distillery. Friendly service, off the beaten path. Interesting products.read more

Located in downtown Maysville, this tasting room was an enjoyable stop for trying some very good…read morewhiskey and bourbon. There is also a museum located in the building. Our server was very pleasant and explained in detail each of our four tastings. We also learned about the history of the Pogue Distillery. It is one of the oldest in Kentucky. They also have a distillery tour available at their distillery which is a few miles from the Old Pogue Experience. The tours are by appointment only. We ended up purchasing a bottle of bourbon : Old Pogue Masters Select. This bourbon offers a smooth finish with hints of caramel and vanilla. I recommend this stop for any bourbon aficionado when in the area.

We have been saying that we should try this place since we moved into the area. We decided to stop…read moreon our way home for dinner. We arrived just as they opened. We chose a table and were greeted by Shelly, who took great care of us. We placed our orders and chatted while we waited for our appetizer. The crab dip was good and the fried bread served with it was crisp and light. Our Ribeyes came shortly after. The steak is a thin cut but, well seasoned and cooked to order. It was a tasty meal. We will definitely be back to try more options on the menu.

Echo Burger. Served "with a fresh garden". I cannot wait…read morefor someone to come to my house to plant my garden. This place is great for meeting friends for lunch or dinner. Informal setting which can get noisy because if the style and materials of the structure, a metal pole barn. The lettering on the building facade needs to be a larger or bolder font to make it stand out more from the highway and local road.The site location is lovely.

Pike Street Wine House is an absolute must-visit if you're in Cynthiana! The venue is beautiful,…read morewelcoming, and the perfect place to relax and enjoy a glass of wine. Jeanette and Skip were incredible hosts. They went above and beyond by opening early just for our group so we could spend time there before heading to a 4:30 wedding. Their kindness, flexibility, and genuine hospitality made us feel so welcome and truly elevated our experience. If you're visiting the area, don't miss Pike Street Wine House. We can't recommend it highly enough and will definitely be back!

It's been about four years since my last review and what better place to jump back into Yelp than…read moreto review one of my favorite local spots!? Pike Street Wine house is everything you want a wine house to be. Cozy, intimate, inviting, and absolutely lovely inside. It's a perfect spot for a date night or a cozy evening with friends. The owners are very sweet and incredibly knowledgeable & passionate about their wine. Runners Ridge Vineyard wines are available here along with several other local options. Everything I have tried has been great (even though I do prefer sweet wines myself). I love that they have started to offer a small menu including charcuterie boards. Occasionally, they host events like Reading between the Wines, where you come and sit with a book (and a glass of wine) and read to yourself silently, along with everyone else! Although I don't get to come here very often, I love that they're here. Such a nice addition to Cynthiana. Cheers!

This is a gem if you want to make the drive. Being from the east side, it is only about a half-hour…read moredrive for me. Now, as I have stated before, I am not a drinker, but I do appreciate the process and will do a taste from time to time. So, believe me when I say these folks know how to make some VERY good wines. I held a dinner meeting here. I was expecting a buffet style, but to my pleasant surprise, they served all of us individually with great care. The ambiance was very casual and relaxed and made the meeting flow quite nicely. Now, back to the wines. They have a blended red with bourbon barrel aging that is dynamite (remember non-drinker here). Each of their wines are grown and made there. Because of this, the craftsmanship and care really shine through. I tried (a sip for me) of an unoaked Chardonnay, and that was really good as well. They have outdoor seating and it would be a great way to spend a weekend evening. So, make the drive east and find this gem and discover it for yourself.

Delicious wine in a beautiful location. The hostess was so friendly and accommodating. I will…read moredefinitely be back.

Stumbled upon this bookstore/restaurant/bar when traveling through Maysville. It has a rather…read moreunassuming front - however, the establishment is anything but that. In the front there is a cute bookstore that also features local artwork and a few artisan crafts. In the back part of the building is a small, but well stocked bar, and tables where they also serve food. We ordered a bourbon slush- which was refreshing and delicious. Also had a yummy Reuben sandwich served with potato chips. Our server was excellent! She was attentive and friendly. She gave us the scoop on the area and told us about upcoming local events. On the way out I checked out their selection of books. An interesting one on the life of Rudolf Diesel (yup, the engine and fuel is named after him) caught my eye. I picked it up for one of my summer reading books. What a very cool concept- It's definitely worth a stop.

This venue is a tremendous find. A combination of local hangout, books, newspapers, bourbon, and…read morecoffee. What a cool venue.