We came with a group of six for lunch at Patlay after seeing great reviews on Yelp. The sports bar…read morein downtown Shelbyville is upscale, fairly large and immaculate inside. TV monitors were playing various sporting event. Photos of race horses are arranged on the walls. Service was very friendly and attentive. Beverages and food came out quickly. We shared a basket of the fried pickles. We have been trying fried pickles where ever we eat and we all agreed that these were the best fried pickles. The pickles were crispy and the breading was light. I had two pulled pork tacos. The pork filling was generous and delicious. I loved the pickled onions and sprinkle of cheese on top. These were good tacos. My husband had the Fish Dinner composed of two battered cod pieces and a mountain of fries. He loved his fish and I ate half of his fries. We found free parking on a side street. Parking is at a premium. Restrooms are clean

This is our second time in this time for lunch and on a major college football day. For a sports…read morebar this place definitely has what you want when you come to watch a game. My only downside here is there is no game day specials to really draw people in. Also note that it is al a carte so all entree items are the sandwich/wrap by themselves around ($12-$15) then the sides are all $4 per item. It does add up quickly and I do wish they had more options of combo meals. A burger and fries for almost $20 is a heavy hit for lunch. The food however is really delicious, getting refills was a bit slow but our server was really sweet!

As you walk in, there's a lot to look at from their AI printed pictures & their taxidermy it's an…read moreeccentric place, I love the key table it's very unique & beautiful! I ordered their truffle shuffle, it was massive & juicy, the patties & the buns are huge!! Along with sweet potato fries & it paired well, and ate it tf down! My partner ordered the big stop, his was also delicious but he said the patty is excessively big & he preferred a thinner patty, which I also like thin patties, but I enjoyed this burger a lot, it was much needed & we were hangry!!! When taking a look around, you can see everything for the brewing up close & there were games displayed while waiting on the food! I appreciate the area, because there's lots to look at around & should definitely stop by the antique shop across the street, parking wasnt so bad since we parked on the street & just a cute quaint spot!

This is the only micro brewery in the historical town of Shelbyville…read more We seated ourselves and our server Chelsea immediately greeted us and brought us menus. They have a nice beer and cocktail list at reasonable prices. I started with their Slightbuzz Lager and my wife had their Boysen Blue Cider. Both were very good. I heard about their wings so I had to try them. Cooked perfectly and good in size. Their BBQ sauce was fantastic. My wife had the How Have You Bean Burger since she's GF. Portions were good in size and everything was cooked perfectly. They also have a nice Bourbon selection so I had a nice pour of Blanton's. Street parking is available.

Had a great time! Pizza was good, the store is open, inviting, beautiful and the staff is friendly,…read morewelcoming and very helpful. The tour is great and the barrel thieving was a blast. The key for me was that the products are fantastic! Bourbon, vodka, and other spirits are probably best I have had from Kentucky. Will definitely come back and highly recommend this distillery to anyone.

We love spend Sunday afternoon's here with some friends. The full bar is open and the offer pizza…read moreand various appetizers. The ground are beautiful there is an outside sitting area that's huge. They have corn hole available and a nice lawn area. They do concerts outside during the pretty months. If you are close enough I encourage you come out! It does close early though, so if show up after 5 don't bother.

I have never had a bad experience here, and for a business that is the only one for miles you've…read moregot to stop in and try their food! The rotisserie chicken with collard greens and wedges is my go to every time! Though I have tried the tenders, the sandwiches and few more items. I just can't get enough of the cheddar biscuits, and wedges paired with the jalapeño ranch. Everything is made fresh and delicious! With fast service and a relaxing interior. Not to mention they have a small bar as well with a daily happy hour!

I had never heard of Waldo's before and I have driven by this place several times and finally…read moredecided to go through and pick up some food. I'm so glad that I did. Waldo's Chicken & Beer isn't just another chicken place (which is why I honestly hadn't bothered visiting). They have AMAZING sides and desserts. I was wrong for thinking oh another chicken tender place big whoop.... We chose the cheddar biscuit basket with honey butter, chicken tender basket & the chicken tender sandwich. The chicken was fried perfectly. Crisp but not too greasy. The buffalo dipping sauce is perfectly spiced and just the right amount of pucker. I could dip just bread in it. It's so good. The coleslaw is divine. Sweet and tangy with the perfect ratio of vinegar to sugar. It reminds me of my Momma's. Comes with fries and Texas toast. Yum!! My daughter had the tender sandwich and she loved it. I didn't try the sandwich but I did try the mac-n-cheese and it was very flavorful. The cheddar biscuits were so-so; but, I'm a loyal Red Lobster cheddar biscuit snob. These were really sweet. They did have banana pudding on the menu that I will definitely try again next time. Portion sizes are big so you can eat on it twice. Welcome to Shelbyville Waldo's. We will be back!

I stopped in today on my way back from Louisville area. It's my second time here…read more I knew I wanted one of their Old Fashioned cocktails and maybe a Knuckle Sandwich cigar. I was in luck and had both. Their Old Fashioned is probably one of the best within minutes of I-64. From what I understand the cigar I tried is one that they just got in. It was a little stout but paired well with the Old Fashioned. I was probably the only non-local regular in there today. I look forward to coming back and bringing some friends.

It was relaxing and fit my agenda. I was in town trying to catch the Crawford fight sometime in…read more2025. I stumbled into this lounge located across the street from a Flying J and purchased a V series Olivia. I enjoyed this encounter

We were scheduled for the frontier tour but it was canceled due to a HVAC issue. They did offer us…read morea free tasting and to refund our tour cost. Other than that, the building and grounds are fabaolous and Brittany was awesome in the tasting. I have been to many distilleries, but this was a first with the aromatic spin on it. We will definitely come back and do the distillery tour.

We had a wonderful stop at Bulleit Distilling Co. Visitor Experience on our way home from…read moreFrankfort! The atmosphere was warm, welcoming, and the perfect place to relax and enjoy some great bourbon. What really stood out was the kindness of the staff. Our bar waitress went above and beyond by making sure our young boys felt included, even sharing a special drink with them so they could be part of the experience. That thoughtful gesture meant so much to our family. We love the beautiful setting, friendly service, and convenient location right along our route home. This will definitely be a regular stop for us whenever we're passing through the area! Cheers to a team that truly knows how to make guests feel welcome.

I really enjoyed the atmosphere and service but I feel the food could have been a bit better. I…read morewould have rather seen/had some homemade potato chips vs some store bought chips as my side. Also the same goes for the buffalo chicken dip, I feel the plain Tostito rounds just weren't it and should have been restaurant style tortilla chips. My favorite thing was the bar setup and the close proximity to have some good bar conversations for sure. I'd be willing to try some other things here though if ever given the chance to go back.

This locally-owned neighborhood bar and restaurant is located in a converted older home on Main…read moreStreet in the historic downtown area of La Grange. Train tracks run down the middle of Main Street and while we watched a train through the window while waiting on our meal. In addition to a bar area, there are multiple rooms with seating. The ambiance is cozy and nostalgic, and it feels as though you are sharing a drink and meal in someone's home. There is also an outdoor patio with seating. The menu has a variety of options, mostly higher-end bar-type dishes. I had the cheeseburger salad and it was huge and delicious. Our table shared appetizers (stuffed mushrooms and goat-cheese/artichoke dip with chips) and they were both great too, especially the goat-cheese/artichoke dip! This will definitely be where I get a meal when I visit La Grange. Parking is available in a lot behind the restaurant and street side in the walkable neighborhood.

Best vibe in town!!! Georgeanne was the best. If you are in the area this is the place to visit…read more Great music, drinks and games.

Great little bar for good music, great drinks, pool, darts, and shuffleboard. Don't miss this gem.read more

A cute Irish oriented restaurant in what once was a house on Main Street in Georgetown. We wanted…read moreto sit on the patio, but there were no tables. Just as well as the music was way too loud. We found a quiet table in the corner of the parlor room. The fish and chips were very good, hot and crispy, as were the fries. It came with a small slice of slice of soda bread. I ordered a small side of mushy peas. Definitely recommend Slainte House. 66

One of our all-time favorite spots. The staff is always incredibly friendly, and the bartenders are…read morefantastic. The service here is consistently top-notch. We've really enjoyed the new menu items as well. It's such a great place to gather with friends, enjoy some drinks on the outdoor patio, and relax for the evening. There's also always great local talent playing music, which makes the atmosphere even better. Highly recommend checking this place out if you haven't already.

Let me start by saying I visited the golf club to play as a guest for a round of golf and the early…read moremorning hours the restaurant was not open to enjoy. I can say the the golf was first rate the amenities was boundless to give a guest and membership a quality facility and devotional commitment to enjoyment. Our after round relation with drinks on the patio was relaxing to wind down a fabulous experience. If you should receive a invite to participate in any event please go you may become a happy guest or possibly a valuable member of a group who enjoys golf. I apologize for not asking to share the price of a golf membership.

My expectations for a club associated with a university are very high so please take this review…read morewith a grain of salt; this was beneath my expectations but was also at the time 'okay.' First, when I arrived at the University of Louisville Golf Club it wasn't apparent where I would park. When I go to my club Hobson (my manservant) usually drops me at the door and parks the Rolls Royce in Livery Parking before going to the lounge reserved for domestic staff. This club had none of that and since it was Hobson's day off (an arcane concept to be sure) I drove myself. Dylan was in a similar situation with Chauncey. So, not only was I confused as to where to park I also did things like opened the door for myself. This was totally outside my experience, I felt like I was at McDonalds or Cracker Barrel. Then the cocktail hour, which was its own farce. The cheese on the charcuterie wasn't labeled causing confusion for one of our managers, Terry, who was completely unused to cheese that didn't come individually wrapped. I am a cheese enthusiast so I would have enjoyed knowing where they found cheese that came in tiny squares as this was new to me. I like to know what I'm eating. I went to the bar and not only didn't have they what I wanted they seemed mystified by my second, third, and fourth choices. The food we were served was not only terrible but unrecognizable and a subject of debate at work today. The cheese used on the salad followed the charcuterie's 'anything goes' philosophy but the greens were also wilted and sad looking themselves. I thought our entrée was the worst, most fatty pot roast I had ever been served and but Robin insists it was short ribs. The vegetables were partially steamed and partially raw giving you that mushy-crunchy mix that is apparently the new "sweet and salty." Salty indeed, whenever someone at our table would ask someone working there a question you would think by their reaction we propositioned them for something tawdry. The service was so bad I wanted to offer to lend them Hobson on his next day off to learn the proper care and feeding of the one percent. What if I had brought Angela Merkle as my plus one - as I often do? The lavatory was its own adventure. First, we had to traverse the men's locker room (which was nicely appointed) and while we were lucky in that it was devoid of the standard-issue octogenarians conversing in the nude like some sort of Spartan Army reunion it was also lacking in attendants! There was no man standing with a towel after I washed my hands, nor a selection of soaps and colognes that would have normally been in the lavatory of my own university club. Hobson hasn't powdered my derriere since the Bush administration and luckily I only voided my bladder but what if I had needed assistance? Sure, Dylan was there but he was in the same boat without Chauncey. If you're not picky about what you eat, how you're served, and you happen to be on the wrong side of the Gene Snyder expressway this might be the kind of place you'd like. I will stick to my university club, it suits my lifestyle better.