They do not honor there deals they send out online. Was very slow service to find out they don't…read morehonor them. Avoid

It's a decent enough fast food place, but it's pricey for what it is. Service was very fast.read more

It is 10 miles East of I-65 (just north of Bowling Green), and well worth the drive!…read more The service is friendly, attentive, and timely. The atmosphere is casual-intimate. It will suit dating couples, business associates, and families well. (Families, provided everyone knows how to use their indoor voice.) The food is wonderful! The sauces are light and flavorful. The meat & pasta cooked perfectly! I went with my best friend on a road trip and found this place on Apple Maps. We had stuffed mushroom appetizers, which were wonderful and they did not skimp on the crabmeat. The soup of the day was spinach & broccoli cream, which was buttery, but light. It was an excellent accompaniment to the homemade rolls! I had the pasta trio: lasagna, manicotti, and spinach ravioli in meat sauce. The meat sauce was delicious. (Next time I'll get the cream sauce on the spinach ravioli.) Yum!! My best friend had the Chicken Florentine on gluten free penne pasta. She said it was perfectly executed and perfectly balanced. "It's worth getting off the highway for!"

Sitting unassuming along Happy Valley Road, Napoli's Italian Restaurant is Glasgow's answer to a…read moreclassic, white-tablecloth trattoria. While the exterior might suggest a standard small-town eatery, the interior transforms into an intimate escape, complete with soft lighting and a warm, countryside charm that feels surprisingly sophisticated for Barren County. Here is our experience based on a recent visit starting with our Appetizer: Stuffed Mushrooms, We began the evening with the Stuffed Mushrooms, a dish that sets a high bar for the rest of the meal. These aren't your typical breadcrumb-heavy fillers; instead, the silver-dollar caps are generously packed with a savory blend of crab meat and herbs, then bathed in a rich, velvety sherry pink sauce. The sauce is the real star--creamy with a slight acidic brightness that cuts through the richness of the seafood. It begs to be mopped up with a piece of their warm, house-made garlic rolls. For our main course, the Lobster Ravioli was an absolute triumph. The pasta arrived perfectly al dente, housing a delicate, buttery lobster filling. What elevates this dish above standard fare is the presentation; the ravioli are tossed with chopped tomatoes and fresh basil, then smothered in that same signature pink sauce found in the appetizers. It's a decadent, "more-is-more" approach to Italian dining that feels celebratory. The portions are notably large--typical of Napoli's reputation for value. We selected the Limoncello Mascarpone Cake for dessert.To cleanse the palate after a symphony of cream and garlic, the Limoncello Mascarpone Cake is essential. It's a light, airy sponge cake layered with a tart lemon mascarpone cream and finished with a dusting of white chocolate shavings. Unlike a heavy cheesecake, this dessert is refreshing and bright--a citrusy "exclamation point" at the end of a heavy meal. Napoli's succeeds because it doesn't try to reinvent the wheel; it simply polishes it. Between the attentive, friendly service and a menu that leans heavily into authentic, "made-from-scratch" flavors, it remains a hidden gem for anyone in the Somerset or Lexington area looking for a short drive to a high-quality meal.

Traveling & decided to go off oath for local lunch. Service was very good & personable. Hubby had…read moreburger & fries, both were very good. I had pulled pork & Mac & cheese. Not to my liking. It was packed with locals so maybe I ordered wrong thing. Place reminds me of great grandma's kitchen lots of older items & vinyl table clothes.

Listen. What a wild place. We were in town on a mini vacation and this place BLEW ME AWAY... for…read moresome reasons you could expect. And others you wouldn't. Let's start with the expected: chicken fried chicken was amazing. The loaded fry appetizer also amazing. Sides were great. Mac and cheese and green beans both well above average to me. The waitresses were all so helpful and sweet. But let's talk about the other amazing part. This place feels right out of a post apocalyptic movie! If you've ever wanted to feel "out of this world" or in a community fenced off from the zombie apocalypse and struggling to make you feel some normalcy in your life... THIS IS THE PLACE. My goodness I loved it. An old couple in the corner was playing some Garth Brooks covers to set the mood. A "straight from the 80s arcade room" in the back had some flashing lights shine through the doorway into the main dining room. Also... this place was packed. The dusty parking lot did not have a single spot for us open and we had to wait on a parking spot. No wait when we got inside luckily. But back to the post apocalyptic vibe... I really can't explain it much better. The 80s arcade... the wood paneling on the walls. The old toy heavy machinery and trains lining the walls. The smell of the food thickening the air. Even the staff... all unique as can be!!! Don't forget the overstock Christmas plates they pulled out for us to use!!! Highly recommend this place for the food... but if you've ever wanted to experience what a restaurant would be like after the zombies take over... Give yourself a treat and come here!!!

When we walked in, we weren't sure what we were getting ourselves into. It's a small place, with a…read moregift shop type vibe when you walk in. It wasn't what I was expecting at all. We were greeted by our server, a friendly, smiling face, who let us know to sit wherever we wanted. She gave us the best service! The food was really good! They serve a full menu, including hunts brothers pizza and ice cream. The kids also enjoyed their food and being able to pick their hand dipped ice cream out!

This place is a special little Florida in Kentucky. I absolutely loved it. Food is really good &…read morethe owner, Miss Tucker is amazing.

Mike F. described the food and eating experience perfectly…read more The Lighthouse Restaurant in Sulphur Well, Ky is not only a local legend but their fame is truly national. I traveled a circuit of the United States for many years and as Sulphur Well is my home address I was constantly shocked by the number of people I met who knew just where it was. The most common response to where I was from was "that restaurant"! Well, that restaurant and the old country store are all that is left now of a long and unique history. As for The Lighthouse Restaurant, formerly Porters Restaurant, they have made their place in history. That Restaurant is the place to be for the best home style cooking you'll ever enjoy. Authentic log cabins are available for rent there now at Cabin Creek along with the wonderful shopping experience of unique antiques at the Piddlin' Barn. Just in case you're wondering, I am not involved in any way with any businesses here.

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!

Normally I write positive reviews but I just can't this time. Maybe it will prompt the business to…read moremake improvements. A year ago, I would have recommended it hands down. Sadly, my experience this time left room for improvement. The salad was certainly yummy and I loved that. However, I had trouble ordering on the app. It wouldn't allow me to select that I wanted bread and it showed that it would be ready in one hour after the order was placed. I tried to call to have it resolved and they didn't answer the phone. When I showed up, I waited in line to get help and was sent down to the cashier at the end. My order wasn't ready and I wasn't offered an apology. It was a disappointing experience overall.

I stopped in on my way home from work yesterday to grab a salad. I was chasing vegetables and they…read morewere more then happy to oblige me by letting me know that I could do a custom bowl. My salad was pretty basic just greens peppers and tomatoes with no dressing on the side . I paid a little over 7.00 for it . I got it home and used my own low calorie dressing and added some protein to it . I think the girl that took my order thought I was crazy when I adamantly declined dressing lol. All the veggies were fresh and tasty as well. She was very friendly and the guy working with her was friendly as well. I love the aesthetics of this store it has a very rustic but cool feeling to it . It's clean and well lit . They've got a unique selection of lemonades to choose from . And I wish I could have one or two . (Maybe on my next cheat day I'll stop in and grab a lemonade).

1/20/26 I came here as I was in town for work and was…read morelooking for something that wasn't all fried and fast food. I ordered their soup of the day which was chili, it was decent, pretty filling, as well as their fried green tomatoes. Food came out quickly and I had it to go since the restaurant closed at 2 PM. The staff were friendly and accommodating, and the ambience inside was very casual and welcoming. I didn't realize that I've been here before, but after eating here again brought back memories, and funny how I ordered the same fried green tomatoes as the first time I came in both times they did not disappoint. I don't recall a gift shop but now they have that here. Great one stop shop.

This restaurant has been open for many years and the food menu is always great! They have so many…read moredifferent options for people who are eating here to eat hamburgers, steak and vegetables and the have amazing homemade pies available daily.

We love this place !…read more Ample beer options. They are registered on UnTappd so you can see the beers on tap. Food was delicious and service at the bar was friendly and timely

Scout and Scholar is a good place to go when you realize you need food in between visiting…read moredistilleries around the Bardstown area. Is the food the greatest? No - my chicken tender sandwich was a bit dry and the side salad had tomatoes that looked like they went through a microwave before they were put on the plate. That being said, the food isn't terrible, the staff wasn't rude or overbearing - it's food that allows you to feed the alcohol and enjoy some decent beer that is palatable, especially to those who don't like bourbon or realize that maybe they have had a bit too much and need to slow down.

I can't say enough good things about Family Traditions. Formerly known as Curtis BBQ they combine…read morecomfort food and that Carolina style BBQ we have all known to love. From shoulder, shredded, burgers, nachos, smoked wings, they have something for everyone.

From the owner: Family Traditions BG was birthed out of the need to bring families and friends around the table to…read moreenjoy meals made from scratch.

This restaurant and store was an unexpected surprise and wonderful afternoon experience for a…read moreSaturday afternoon and evening. 1st- the Amish store had plenty a great selection of homemade breads, pastries, cookies and cakes and furniture. They also had clothes and home remedies for any kind of ailments and just plain fun stuff . Next, the restaurant was quietly delicious . I had an old fashioned bologna sandwich on sourdough with a side of macaroni and cheese - in a word- awesome. I topped it off with an orange cream soda and it was almost too much. The only thing different I will do next time is shop before I eat because I was entirely to satisfied with my meal an atmosphere to adequately shop as needed. Service both in store and restaurant was above par.

Had to change plans due to rainstorms and saw a billboard for this place. Absolutely delicious,…read morewonderful food items for gifts. Great little find!