I have gone to little fours on several occasions, they are a liquor store but they have a lounge in…read morethe back with a pool table, foosball tables, an arcade game and plenty of ice cold brews. They offer drive thru service so if you're just looking to pick up and go it doesn't get much easier than this!

I'm in Gravel Switch, KY visiting family to celebrate our Christmas and decided to find out more…read moreabout how Penn's Store is open or closed these days, and what they sell and such. So, for fellow Yelper's, this is about as clear cut as yer' gonna git it. Penn's Sore is not, let me repeat "NOT" just in Kentucky, it's in BFE, KY. It is totally not worth your drive from out of town to visit, and especially not to complain about the hours they keep. Yes, this store has been in business for 176 years (true), but you will be lucky if you find the place open even if the hours do say 1-5 pm on Saturday and Sunday. When they are open, you may get lucky and find a candy bar to purchase, but there is mostly art work, Christmas ornaments, cards, etc. They hold car shows and the like, plus what I'd consider called Pickin' on the Porch, or different bands playing outside and bringing the community together. Which are advertised locally, and occasionally on their FB page. Penn's Store is most definitely a landmark, and the fine folks of Gravel Switch (all 11 of them) are flattered by it. Give the Penn's a call next time you're passing through if you're wanting to stop in. Otherwise, it's a cute little wooden shack, and there's always a cat or two or three running around, and you can see the outside of the building. If no one answers, guess what? I'll bet you can. You're a super-genius! You guessed correctly. No one is there, and they aren't open.

We travelled 4 hours to visit this store. We stayed three nights in a nearby town. On Saturday…read moremorning, they posted to their Facebook inviting people to come out and visit them at the store that day. So we drove out to the store on Saturday. Their listed hours are 11AM-6PM. They are "country hours". We got to the store at 11AM. The store was not open yet. That was okay. There was a nearby geocache in their parking lot we were going to check out. Two other cars had come and gone. One of those cars was from Texas. They left disappointed. We gave up and left the store at 12 PM. While back at the hotel, I called the store 3 times. No answer. I emailed the store on Facebook. No answer. We drove four hours for this. So we decided to drive out one more time. The second time, we arrived at the store around 3:45PM. The store was still not open. Again, two more cars had come and gone. At 4PM, we had given up and went back to the hotel. I understand these hours were "country hours". But because of the Facebook post, that I have attached, I expected the store to be open at some point during the day. It took a lot to keep entertained in this small town area. This was supposed to be the highlight of our trip. We spent a total of an hour and 43 minutes driving to/from a store that was never open when they advertised they would be.

Friendly, quiet. Has entertaining events worth attending. Has different food vendors.read more

Great building and great beer. Brewer was great and showed me around. Wish he had more of his beers…read moreon tap!

Small, super busy shop with a great team that goes above and beyond to give you the best!…read moreWe called ahead to order some lunch for our veterinarian and team as a thank you for their great care and attention of our pet Animal hospital of Campbellsville -wonderful people too!), and it was almost closing time. Not be bothered by a "small" thing like fin at getting to go home after a grueling shift-the team put together our order and packaged it nicely so as to make it easy and convenient for the vet team! Food was excellent, many choices were available, and the service was excellent even though they were slammed at the end of a busy shift!!! Ten stars for this awesome local business!!!

I just had the special today which was a Cajun turkey with havarti cheese, roasted red peppers, &…read moregarlic aoli on toasted ciabatta bread. Well I just have to say that was the best sandwich I have ever eaten! Kudos to you! Just delicious!

The Lighthouse Restaurant in Edmonton, Kentucky, shines as a true celebration of Southern comfort,…read moreand nowhere is that more evident than in its unforgettable county ham and eggs. We stopped in here by chance, we had seen reviews in Kentucky Living and thought we would give it a try. From the moment the plate arrives, it's clear this is not just breakfast--it's heritage served hot. The county ham is the undeniable star: salt-cured, deeply flavorful, and expertly cooked so that each bite balances its robust savoriness with just enough tenderness. This is authentic Kentucky country ham--bold, unapologetic, and rich with tradition--prepared the way it should be, not watered down for convenience but honored for its character. Paired alongside are perfectly cooked eggs, done to order with a care that speaks volumes. Whether you prefer them fried with golden, lacy edges or softly scrambled, they provide the ideal counterpoint to the ham's intensity--creamy, fresh, and comforting. Together, the combination is simple, honest, and profoundly satisfying, the kind of meal that reminds you why classic breakfasts endure. What elevates The Lighthouse beyond just good food is the sense of place it delivers. This is a restaurant that understands its roots and proudly serves the flavors of the region without pretense. The atmosphere is warm and welcoming, the kind where locals linger over coffee and visitors immediately feel at home. Every bite of that county ham feels like a quiet nod to generations of Kentucky kitchens that perfected it long before it became a menu item. In a world of overcomplicated brunches, The Lighthouse stands tall by doing one thing exceptionally well: serving real food, made right. If you're in Edmonton, missing the county ham and eggs here would be nothing short of a culinary oversight. you are looking for comfort food this is the place to eat. Meals feels as though your home with your family. The place offers large portions, family style dinning and a welcoming environment. Don't forget the pie at the end. The pie is the cherry on top!

Here is a beautiful setting place was very clean. The service was top-notch. The food came quick,…read morehot and ready to eat. The food is very tasty. We even went in with a large party and it was no problem. I do highly recommend make a reservation. It's a very popular place.

After visiting the Lincoln Museum on a hot day, Sweet Shoppe Dessert Cafe was the perfect place to…read morecool down and relax. I only had ice cream, but it was exactly what I needed after spending time exploring the museum. The staff were friendly, and I really enjoyed the unique seating area that felt warm and cozy, almost like relaxing in someone's home. The cafe was quite busy when I visited, which says a lot about how popular it is with both locals and visitors. If you're in Hodgenville and looking for a refreshing treat, whether it's ice cream, a smoothie, or one of their other desserts, I would definitely recommend stopping by. It was a nice little break that helped recharge us before continuing our day.

Try the fudge! There are always tons of people there but they will get you what you want quickly…read more You need to take a photo in the big red chair and post it on your social media! It's just too fun not to do. Great atmosphere for the family.

Went here on the advice of a friend. Very pleased with our experience! Upon our arrival, we were…read moremet at the serving bar in the middle of the store by Claire. Lots of meat samples were available, including beef sticks, jalapeño cheddar beef patties, and ring bologna. It all tasted amazing and we purchased some of the cheddar beef patties as well as two packages of the beef sticks. The showroom itself has a rustic, down home feel to it and the staff is extremely friendly. We felt more like friends than customers. There is a nice selection of beef, pork, lamb and chicken in the display cases. They stock a wide variety of meat sticks in many different flavors. All are reasonably priced. I was delighted to find sweet Lebanon bologna, something I haven't found in Kentucky yet. After making some selections, including a beautiful lamb roast, we made our way to the counter. There, we discussed with John their whole and half beef offerings, and their whole hog and lamb offerings. Prices on these bulk purchases are VERY reasonable and they provide grain fed and grass fed options. Grass fed options are expectedly a little more expensive. Claire showed me a steak cut from their grass fed cow, and I have to admit it was nicely marbled and a beautiful deep maroon color. It appears they age their beef perfectly. We took their fliers and will be back early next spring to purchase our 2026 meat supply. These folks also process over 4,000 deer a year. They provided me a free sample of their venison sticks. They were delicious! Due to the fact that this a Mennonite, family run business, I wasn't sure how they would feel about pictures, so I didn't take many. Honestly, pictures are unnecessary. These folks run a solid, quality family business, selling quality meats at reasonable prices. Come check them out for yourself. The store was clean, smelled good and had a down home ambience. Parking was ample. The business is handicap accessible. One thing to note. These folks are way out in the countryside, along a dusty country road. Follow the signs, and you'll eventually arrive. You'll think you're headed the wrong way. You're not. The signs are accurate and will lead to the place where friends "meat". After visiting this fine establishment, there are lots of other small family businesses to purchase your produce and bulk foods from in the immediate area. This place is situated in very scenic Kentucky countryside. I am happy to give these fine folks a five star rating and plan to continue to make the hour drive to visit them for our meat and poultry needs.

get all my monthly meat from these fine people ! I even have my in laws come in from Ohio and buy…read morefrom them. all way friendly and welcoming always giving samples! getting ready to make a bulk purchase i believe

I got a Carmel frappe, it's pretty good. But it's no longer Mudslingers, it's Tuscan Hills Coffee…read moreCo now. Not sure if it's same ownership and a name change or what, but I chose this one for the funny name and it's gone so that's too bad. But still worth the stop for good coffee and fast service.

How can you go wrong with coffee and sandwiches?!?! This spot was very convenient, clean and the…read moreservice was wonderful. I highly recommend!