Fresh made bagels everyday also incredible coffee! Clean…read moreand inviting environment! I don't even care if this is the only bagel place in town, cant compete where do u don't compare!

Native Bagel is aesthetically pleasing. They offer great locally sourced food and coffee. Their…read morestaff members are kind. The building can get crowded and harder to navigate on busy mornings. [TLDR] I'm not super into bagels so when my friends suggested that we go to Native Bagel, I wasn't sure if I'd be a fan. But their bagels are soooooo much better than anything you can get at the store. I mostly get their seasonal cream cheeses like the strawberry and pumpkin. I wish they had more cream cheese options. It does seem like they've been experimenting with different flavors and menu items recently. I like their coffee more than any other coffee shop in the area. I prefer my coffee on the sweeter side. I get the iced raspberry (or blackberry) white mocha. It's perfect! I like that I can order online. When you place an online order, they will set your order at the end of the bar near the door when it is done. The staff members are pretty nice. If you order at the counter, they will bring your food out to you. You have to throw away your trash when you are finished. The aesthetic is so pretty. I love the vibes. There are two single stall gender neutral restrooms located to the left of the order counter. They are decent size restrooms. My one gripe is about the size of the venue. It's small and a little crammed, especially since they put in the bar. At times, the place is hard to navigate as an able bodied person, so I'd imagine a disabled person with mobility issues or even someone with a stroller would have a harder time. There is a ramp to get into the main entrance of the building, however, the door is not automatic. I figure there's not much they can really do to solve the issue unless they expanded the building which I understand isn't quite feasible. I only bring this up because I love Native Bagel and I feel like it kinda does impair the experience a little bit. A person with a mobility aid would probably have as easier time navigating Just Love Coffee Cafe down the street than Native Bagel. If you go on Saturday morning it is often crowded! Be prepared to wait in line, and know that there may not be a free table to sit inside. I know this because my friend group and I went every week when we were enrolled at Berea College. There are a few tables outside by the parking lot. Also keep in mind that toward the end of the day they can start to run out of bagels. In the evening, they use the same venue for Nightjar, a bar and dine in restaurant.

We were headed to Lexington & got off to see the historic Boones Tavern hotel. so glad we did! in…read morethe hotel is Frost Cafe. We sat by the window and had two cocktails, the Holiday special Toasted Pecan Old Fashioned & Peppermint White Riussian. Our bartender was Heather & she made them to perfection! Not too sweet, just smooth, enjoyable & perfect! If you are traveling or near Frost Cafe, I highly recommend to stop & see Heather ! We definitely will be back! Thank you Heather for a great experience!

It is nice to have a spot like this in a hotel. Enjoyed a glass of wine the first night and a…read morebottle the second. They have flights of bourbon... husband loved it. Service is okay. New servers coming in so a little interesting. Overall okay, little pricey but again nice to have on site. Loved the Talon Moscato.

visited the artisan center with my granddaughter today . lots of lovely art to purchase . we…read moreenjoyed looking , the painted feathers are stunning !! had lunch there as well. great burgers and fries .

Clever small cafe in Kentucky Artisan Center…read more Varies from 4 star to one star depending on cooks and management Breakfast period should be longer Very pleasant seating area and food gifts in this area Near large clean restrooms

We stopped in for a quick lunch today and both had the chicken salad sandwich. I had mine on…read morelightly toasted bread any my wife had it with regular bread. Either way was very delicious and had chunks of grapes and apples in the chicken salad which is always an added delight. Unfortunately the options for chips were either BBQ or BBQ and the choices for drinks were either water or Ale-81. My guess is that we just caught them at the end of the week when their supplies were low. The place is very clean and the employees are very friendly! Lots of good looking pastries but we didn't try any this time.

This place is adorable (and located right by a thrift store)! The staff was polite and friendly…read more The food was really good. My mother got a breakfast croissant and I got the lunch special (pork tenderloin, roasted vegetables and mashed potatoes). My mother loved the sandwich except it came with too much bacon - if there is such a thing! The pork tenderloin special was perfect for me! It tasted like a homemade meal. I would order it again. I give this place only four stars because there was not a great selection in drinks (cream soda, root beer, al8, or water) and the coffee was terrible! The sweet lady at the register even made us a fresh pot but neither me nor my mother could drink it. I do recommend this place overall. I will go there again, especially because the desserts displayed at their counter looked AMAZING. I must try some of their cupcakes and their cinnamon bun! If you go just ...maybe bring your own coffee

The Artisan Center is a perfect place to stop for a break. The upscale center is filled with…read morehandmade products made by Kentucky artisans. Berea is famous for their school that trains artisans hand crafting. . I saw lovely hand crafted jewelry, pottery, quilts and more. I purchased Stone Ground Grits and my granddaughter bought a cute metal crafted animal. The cafe is fun with down home sandwiches at reasonable prices. The fried bologna sandwich is made to order with toppings of your choice. My husband and I shared one and also had the chicken salad on croissant. The chicken was creamy and quite good. (They also serve ice cream.) The staff in the cafe and the shop are welcoming and nice. There is plenty of parking in the beautiful tree lined lot. Outdoor rocking chairs are a nice touch. The restrooms are upscale, lovely and clean. Overall, great stop.

Wonderful artwork! Had a cappuccino and rested a while. Browsed some great work. Clean .read more

Buc-ee's is never a disappointment. Clean, courteous service. We make it a point to stop at every…read moreBuc-ee's we see on vacation.

Buc'ees was on my to check out list for a long time and we finally made in on our road trip to…read moreTennessee. It's as big and impressive as everyone says. There are a ton of gas pumps and chargers. The bathrooms are plentiful, well stocked and clean. The merch is amazing. So much Beaver gear we never knew we needed. Buc'ees mugs, beach towels and snacks were the highlights. We also tried them famous brisket and it did not disappoint. Staff is super patient and helpful. Can't hardly wait for the next trip.

This restaurant has been there for years they own two others and they always have good food . Every…read moreis homemade in the kitchen in the pictures that you can see them working and fixing your food. Kim is the cook who had fixed our food and she takes proud in how everything is placed on the plate ! She also waits tables, like Chelsea who also is the cashier and wait tables . If you ever stop here have the Biscuits & Gravy delicious

We stopped 2 Sundays in a row! We love Denny's but they closed the one off 74 exit 62 Renfro…read moreValley. Like all restaurants they are short handed, but we were treated so good and breakfast is our favorite meal and you have So many choices. Manager was cleaning off tables right and left and disinfecting them also. I'm a server so I really appreciate the extra mile. Trying to find one now on our way to Florida

Not sure how to start this review. Firstly, I am baffled by the name of the business, which leaves…read moreone to assume there is bread to be had. Not the case. You have to pre-order, and she only makes a round or a loaf. And that is what I did. I ordered a round, expecting something like a "boule", a round loaf of crunchy bread. I pick up an anticipated yummy round of bread to make sandwiches that same day. Instead, I get a flat, round kind of bread. I accept without anything being said. (But knowing in my head this is completely wrong, but maybe she misunderstood what I wanted) I go to my car and decide at the last second, to go back in, told her what I thought I was getting, telling her and having to explain to a "baker" what a "boule" is. So, I took the bread home, showed my husband and he was in awe as to what we paid for (7.25!). I opened it up, she had wrapped the bread in a PLASTIC WRAP!!!!? What kind of baker wraps a fresh loaf of bread in PLASTIC? You're supposed to put in PAPER! ANYHOW, the bread was as IF it had been baked a day or two before. Did not smell like a good bread, but like a loaf of bread you would get at Walmart. I call her and tell her what the problem is she says to bring it back and she will return my money. Thank you, that was kind. But when I DO return it, her excuse was... "I guess it didn't rise enough as bread has its own mind"!!!! First of all, if you thought the bread did not rise correctly, WHY did you sell it to me? Secondly, don't make dumb remarks like that. If you knew the bread was not what it should have been, call me and tell me that you have to remake the loaf, I would have liked that better than to get an awful loaf of bread. As for the croissants, they should be crispy on the outside and soft and airy and pillowy on the inside and taste of butter. These are like rolls!! With a bit of butter baked in. Subpar. I have been to several bakeries overseas, and have a friend who owned a bakery. This is NOTHING compared to a true bakery. Sorry, not sorry....

The four of us checking out Berea wandered in for lunch thinking there would be all kinds of breads…read moreto choose from. Your choices are a croissant sandwich with ham, turkey or tuna. We all chose turkey. It was a very flaky buttery croissant-A+. Saw pictures of Humboldt county and assumed she was from there. No actually, San Francisco. Husband tried to make small talk and asked about whether she's ever made sourdough bread. She became very agitated at his question and snappy- her angry San Fran roots came out. Did not fit the friendly, cheerful vibe of Berea.