Beet Box Produce is the most convenient way too eat delicious, healthy meals with a verity of food…read morethat changes week to week, so there is always something new and fun that my taste buds love! They also have different size meals, snacks, drinks. It literally takes seconds to walk in grab a fresh-delicious Whole 30 or Paleo meal, check out with one of the smiling-friendly staff, and you are out the door! When I'm not in a hurry, I also enjoy shopping the large variety of whole food items they carry throughout the store. One of my favorites is the GoneNuts (Bee's Knees) Peanut Butter. Beet Box Produce is BG's best quick-healthy-delicious restaurant!

Huge selection of bourbon. Best of all, it's not marked up like other places in Glasgow. This…read morewill be my go to place for good bourbon and whisky.

Liquor than Water…read more Locally-owned and operated liquor store that appears to maybe have just recently opened in the Glasgow, JY area. The Good: *Nice selection of microbrews and some locally-made stuff; I found a bourbon barrel aged ale from a local brewery that was delicious. *Has a drive-thru (didn't use) *Young East Indian couple running (owners?) the place we're very nice they even had to mention that I'm clearly not from around there. What was your first clue? The Meh: *Prices seem a bit high for the area, but what do I know? ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ The Ugly: *Most of the selection was mostly macrobrews and basically available stuff. The reason I go to liquor stores is to find rare and local stuff that grocery stores and gas stations won't/don't carry. TLDR: Nice liquor store that has some nice finds.

I stopped here on a recent road trip as it was recommended to me by a friend. I am sure glad I did…read more The selection is amazing. They have a good selection of store picks. The staff were amazing. The customer service I had was hands down the best experience I have had bourbon hunting. I walked out of there like I had won the lottery. I have never seen some of the bottles I purchased on the shelves at the stores close to home. Below secondary pricing was what really sold me. Highly recommend.

This is a new to me restaurant here in town serving Bosnian food. I had the Cevapcici with a…read moreBosnian cola. The meat is like a sausage without a cashing and very mildly spiced. The cola had a strong flavor and almost no a aftertaste. There was a smoking deck and from where I was sitting I could smell cigarettes as people walked in and out. They also sell cappuccinos and espresso. There are four different bottled beers. The grocery is small and stocks Eastern European goods. They also have fresh bread. I was able to pick up a Milka chocolate bar a couple of dollars.

This review is of the market, not the attached restaurant. I unfortunately have never had their…read morefood, but it certainly looks and smells delicious. As far as the market goes, it is a pretty poor selection of "Mediterranean" goods. It seems like they are more targeting one specific culinary tradition rather than what might actually be termed Mediterranean. This is only bad because you, like me, might be going here to find bulgur, sumac, semolina, etc., and be disappointed that they don't have any of these things, which is weird for a store with this name.

Incredible selection of raw gems and minerals in the rock yard and inside the rock shop. There may…read morebe ethical problems here; I chose not to think about that. Friendly staff and an additional fun shop of t shirts, absurd knick knacks, random memorabilia. We could not tour the mystery house because the lights kept going out -- ostensibly caused by the ghost of Big Mike himself. If you have a taste for tourist kitsch, Big Mike's is definitely a worthwhile stop on your way to/from a cave in the area

(It's been about 1 year since we've visited so things might have changed)…read more the man at the checkout was so friendly, he gave us lots of things for free/discounted The place is super cool and has lots of inventory for very cheap

Love this place. The fact that my father works there is a bonus. I visted him and fell in love with…read morethe store. I could spend a week and still not see it all. So many things too see and buy.

This store was everything and nothing like I expected. They seemed to have odd hours. I finally…read moremade it in when they were open and immediately saw rocks and random items all over the front outside the building. Once you walk in it is even more randomness. With odds and ends tucked in every corner, and rooms that look like you shouldn't go in but can and are filled with antiques of all different varieties. There didn't seem to be any rhyme or reason to the chaos that is The Olde General Store. It was neat to look around though and see all the offerings. I loved some of the old farm tools and wished I was more artsy to create some neat repurposed projects but alas walked out with my bank account still intact.

Spencer's is such a fun coffee shop in a college town. You'll see plenty of WKU students here as…read morewell as locals. This shop is located downtown, but there's another shop closer to the highway that has a drive-thru and parking lot. I have not been to that location. I came here twice, and I had a nitro cold brew with sugar free vanilla as well as a hot black sesame matcha with oat milk. The cold brew was smooth and strong- perfect for powering through a workday on a warm day. The black sesame matcha didn't taste "green" and stayed warm, a powerful punch to get through the afternoon. They also have unique non-coffee drinks; my coworker got an iced drink called "Huckleberry Ben" that seemed interesting. The prices are so low here. You can get two specialty coffee drinks for under $15, and that includes tax and tip. The baristas were nice, and the coffee shop is a fun place to hang out if you want to work or chill. I don't know why anyone would drink chain coffee in Bowling Green with Spencer's around. I can see why everyone loves it, and I will be back too!

We visited the Fountain Square Park and ended up stopping here unexpectedly because I needed to use…read morethe restroom. The shared restroom setup was a little awkward, but honestly, I'm glad it brought me in because it felt like discovering a hidden gem in Bowling Green. The atmosphere inside is amazing; cozy, stylish, and definitely a great spot for photos. Since it's close to WKU, there were lots of students and staff studying and working, which gave the place a really nice local energy. The woman taking our coffee order was incredibly kind and friendly. She was so genuinely thankful when I left a tip, which made the experience feel even warmer. Great coffee, great vibe, and a perfect little stop while exploring Bowling Green. Highly recommend grabbing a cup here as part of your downtown visit.

Stopped in here for quick restroom break some gas and some snacks. Good little store clerk was a…read morenice guy we talk for a little bit got us a nice little snacks for hit the road and not bad gas prices

Friendly. No waiting for service. I will definitely return. Smiling faces will always make a…read morecustomer to come back.