Best Cuban sandwich I've ever had! Great drinks and a real chef oversees the kitchen.read more

Don't sleep on this bar that's tucked away among stores and boutiques in downtown Danville! Boogie…read moreKnights is a hidden gem with some of the best cocktails (make sure you try one of their slushes!) and sandwiches you'll ever have! The ambiance is super chill and you'll always find a campy 80's movie on the big screen behind the bar. On warm days, there's a porch out back with lights and picnic tables, and is a perfect escape from the inside crowd. Just one note, in case you haven't been: you order at the bar--there aren't waiters that will come around to take your order. If you order food, you'll be given a number and someone will bring your food to you.

Super cute spot - a part of the Arts Center of the Bluegrass and connected thru an interior door to…read morethe Fern gift shop. Bright and open space - primarily small plates but a few entrees on the menu. Perfect spot for meeting/chatting. Lots of different seating options for a variety of group sizes and yet comfy for one person. Cute decor and lovely art collection (as one would expect). I had the pimento cheese crostini, the soup of the day (Chickpea Chili), and a lavender lemonade. All three items were excellent. Comforting, homemade, and the perfect end to an adventure wandering around the arts center and the gift shop.

Murrini is an expansion of the Arts Center of the Bluegrass, also adjacent to the "Fern" gift shop…read more This is more of a lunch/small plates venue. Nice meeting spot for the area, bright and open, with a decent selection of charcuterie, small sandwiches, soups, and salads. We had the charcuterie board, with three cheeses, two meats (salami and country ham), crackers, bread, grapes, olives, nuts. Very large board. Was bummed there was a large hair in some of our cheese, but things happen. We also had the pimento in greens. Pimento was creamy, but lacked seasoning. The Murrini trio came with the previously mentioned pimento cheese, hummus (also under-seasoned, but also creamy), naan, crackers, and pickled veggies. The pickled veggies appeared to be made on site and were great! The deviled egg flight we had, supposedly three different flavors, also lacked pizazz. Not bad, just not much else either. We also had tea, water, and mimosas (Prosecco out of the bottle into orange juice). They also have lemon and basil burrata, a roasted veggie sandwich, a turkey club. Their dinner selections are limited to: pasta and spinach, pot roast, a toasted sesame salmon bowl, and the seared seafood salad. You go up to the counter to order. This is not a spot where you have a specific server to your table. Service was as good as it could be. There were two servers/cashiers. Both very kind and helpful, but very young and basically doing the best they could without any sort of oversight or management. I would come here again for a meet up or basic light lunch. But it's not a place you'd take your out of town friends or take people to impress them.

Really delicious hamburgers! Good service, nice atmosphere, and pleasant waitstaff. If I wanted to…read morebitch I'd say the burgers were slightly small and there could have been more fries (most restaurants realize potatoes are a dollar a truckload and pile those on) BUT if I just go on quality, I cannot fault a thing. The meat is quality, they don't burn it beyond recognition (I'm looking at YOU Drake's in Danville) and the taste of all ingredients is fresh and well-balanced. Stop in and try this place!

If you are traveling thru Danville and looking for good food that is not fast food or premade this…read moreis the place. We stopped for lunch. I recommend that basket of toast to start with, with cinnamon butter. The 10 oz Sirloin steak for those who enjoy a good steak. My wife had the Grilled Chicken. The Farmhouse salad is one of the freshest I have had in a while. The peanut butter pie is amazing and an excellent dessert, they also offer an excellent cobbler, if that is not your speed that Banana pudding is another option. The service was attentive and made the wait time bearable. This is classic country dinner setting, with attentive service and prepared to order food. If you are in the area, stop in you will not be disappointed.

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?

We were passing through and heard a couple talk about this shop. The bologna sandwich brought back…read moregood memories of my childhood. The service was the Best. Lots of people there to eat. GO!!

Always so much variety and fresh vegetables and merchandise. Stopped by today and got the special…read moresandwich, BLT. It was just delicious. Service is always friendly and professional. Love this place.

This is a great place to find fresh produce and some of my favorite jarred Amish items (pickles,…read morejellies, etc.). There is also a good variety of fresh cheeses available to buy in the deli. I have yet to try their deli sandwiches which are made fresh to order, but I have seen others enjoying them. I'm glad to have found this little market. Come check them out!

I paid for extra tuna twice now and they do not give it. Both ends of my sandwich have an inch of…read morenothing. It's way more bread than tuna.

Had issues with the Danville location in the past with using poor quality produce, but it been…read moreawhile and decided to give it another try. ordered 2 sandwiches, nothing crazy, 2 veggie. Mine, asked for NO mayo and extra oil/vinegar, what did I get? Well I got a ton of mayonnaise which I can't eat and it disgusts me and not one drop of oil/vinegar. it wasn't busy, we were the only people there. And it took way longer than it should, my husband got fed up waiting and had to walk inside to figure out what was taking so long. Ended up throwing it away, so much mayonnaise, it was on everything . That was the last time we will ever eat there, don't waste you money

The Hub was our breakfast choice after spending the night in Danville. The coffee here was good…read morewith lots of sugar free flavors available. I had a sugar free caramel Bianca latte while Hubby enjoyed his Americano. The shop also has several omelets and breakfast burritos, a nice change from the pastries usually found in coffee shops. My Denver burrito in a whole wheat tortilla was delicious and filling and Hubby enjoyed a Western omelette with wheat toast. And although one orders at the counter, the food is brought to the table on real plates, not paper plates. There was the usual Saturday morning foot traffic getting coffees to go that one sees at a popular coffee shop, but it appeared some college students met there to study as well. We were pleased with our choice.

The staff here are the most wonderful people you will ever want to know. The food and coffee are…read moretoo!

We were really excited to find some Greek food an hour from home....well, don't bother!…read more They served us tasteless, totally bland food! Well except for the "souvlaki" which wasn't souvlaki at all, but just some BURNED pork...very dry-never marinated. This place is a dumpster fire.

In NYC, this might be a three star experience. In Danville, KY, where it's the ONLY Greek…read morerestaurant, it's a decent four star experience. One must adjust expectations depending on the situation. I had the chicken souvlaki platter, which is essentially a kebab. It comes with a nice fresh Greek salad, rice, and tzatziki sauce. Not exactly juicy, not exactly dry, but not bad. My companion had the mousasaka, which is layered eggplant, potatoes, and meat sauce topped with Bechemel cream. Also comes with rice and the salad. We also had the fries, which are not the typical you see in Greek restaurants. Rather than the crispy crunchy fries with the golden outside, these almost seem air fried. But they were light and airy and we enjoyed them. This restaurant also serves gyro, falafel, spanakopita, hummus and pita, a Greek burger. The reason this place is called Greek-American is because they also serve cheeseburgers, fried chicken, fish, Reubens and BLTs, steaks, salmon, etc. I wish they would focus on just Greek food and make that better, but I understand that is probably tough in a place like Danville. They probably have to have other cuisine options to stay afloat. The service was very kind and attentive and the restaurant is super bright and clean. My friend said it was better than the last time she ate it. She also agrees that this is a, "good for what it is" selection.