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.

The food was delicious, we ordered the flatbread pizza and man, it was good. The service was great…read moreand you couldn't have had any better entertainment!! -Kathy Gevedon

My husband and I stopped here on a recent road trip. The bartender, Wilson, was so friendly and…read morewelcoming. We quickly found out he was also a brewer. He recommended a few beers, and we chose an Irish red and IPA. Both were tasty. The food was fantastic too. We shared a double cheeseburger with fries. This was such a delightful stop! I'm definitely looking forward to our next road trip through the area!

Great vibes! The food is typical pub fare, but with a twist. The burgers are made with fresh ground…read morebeef. They grate Parmesan for everything. Worth checking out.

Hit town late and was looking for a place for a bite and a beer. We were greeted by a doorman…read moreasking for a $5 cover for the live band. I whined I was hungry and thirsty and not in the mood for music. With a sweet smile and charming manner, he convinced us to stay and give the pizza a try. Glad we did! The drink prices are great, the specials even better. The band wasn't bad! We were about three drinks in when the pizza arrived and the bouncer was right. The crowd varied from locals to a quick stop by an alumni frat group and the place never seemed too full to wander easily. I make it a point to avoid chains and hit local spots when travelling. Copper Still was a pleasant surprise

It's a hot, bright sunny summer day today, making it a perfect day to cool off for lunch at…read moreO'rourke's Pub and let our friendly server take care of us. O'rourke's looks like a place where you'd have lots of fun in the PM - dart board, juke box, lots of brick and wood surfaces with honest evidence of use - but since it's only 1:00 pm-ish today, better to stick with a tall glass of iced tea snuggled up to a really tasty chicken salad on grilled wheat bread. My husband's substantial pizza is probably big enough to count for both of our lunches - so now that I've finished my sandwich, I just *might* help him out a bit!

Great atmosphere and amazing pizza and subs. Friendly staff with the coldest beer around Maysville…read more!

This place is such a hidden gem! The food, service, entertainment and ambiance are all amazing. We…read morevisit every year when we come to Lexington for Breyerfest and it's always a great time. Try the catfish, collard greens and cowboy beans! And don't forget to tip the chef!

This is an awesome place! Food is excellent! Service is also very good! It is cash only but they do…read morehave an ATM inside. The best catfish I have probably ever had! Give it a try, you won't regret it! Go early on Friday afternoon, all you can eat catfish, the place will fill up!

I happened across this place by accident and it turned out to be the best restaurant experience…read moreI've had in months! Firehouse decor and fire fighter gear adorn the walls. A massive bar with selections too numerous to list here. The staff was outgoing and helpful. You got your money's worth and then some with the entrees and the atmosphere was fun and inviting. The menu ranged from $9 burgers to $20 sandwiches. Appetizers looked tempting. The servings were generous. What more could you ask for? Big screens throughout the restaurant featuring sports events and the jukebox was playing rock and roll classics. The crowd was a nice mix of young and old. This would be a great place to catch a Kentucky game with your friends. I had the Firehouse Club sandwich with fries and I was blown away. My wife had cheese quesadillas and was equally impressed. Check this place out soon!

Great patio with live music, and a lively and open indoor bar, great for groups! Drinks are pretty…read morestandard and well-priced.

Great service! Awesome beer!! Fantastic environment!! We have never been to Lexington and came up…read morefor the Railbird festival. We stopped in for a beer before the festival and it was PACKED - but those bar tenders rocked and had the best attitudes! Also - SUPER friendly! Made us feel like long time friends!

Food: great Service: great…read moreAmbiance: until they decide to put some AC in that place I'm out till winter. Sitting inside was probably 80 degrees problem is that the management there know this. Sitting comfortably in their office. You look at the staff, everyone is glowing in sweat. Unhygienic! I love the people and this place but I'm not sweating inside to have a beer! DO SOMETHING! Ridiculous!

Fabulous customer service. Really friendly. The old architecture added a charm that made our visit…read morefeel like we were in someone's home. Burgers, fries, and deviled eggs for apps were all great. I only wish I was hungrier to eat more of it all.

Definitely a Bourbon place. Menu needs some work and the food quality was not the best (3 of us ate…read morefor lunch). Nice location next to the river so I'm pretty sure it's a hot spot in the evening.

I had the typical expectations for my first pub experience in Ireland; quaint, low exposed wood…read morebeam ceilings, warm fireplace, in the middle of a nowhere, perfect pint pour and cheerful faces. Michael O'Neal's Railway Tavern delivered on all points and even added a breath-taking view of sheep pastures in front of the ocean with Killarney National park in the distance. There is no food just bar snacks so if your 'Hangry' best go elsewhere. But if thirsty, this is a must stop. Also kids are welcome and a orange shandy is waiting for them as a clear sign says "They don't mind kids...Parents please mind them".

The night before our trip to Ireland, a friend asked my wife and I that if we found ourselves near…read moreTralee, to go to Camp and say hi to Mike O' Neill at the Railway Tavern. We didn't give it much thought until we saw signs for Tralee while on our trip. We headed for Camp and as we walked to the door, out walked Mike. I said, are you Mike O' Neill? Yes I am, he said. I told him that we had traveled thousands of miles to see him. He looked puzzled and said, you have have you? I told him our friend, PJ from States, said to say hello. He smiled and said that was 10 years ago! We stayed for a couple of hours and had a wonderful time. Even though it was a few years ago, we would love to go back. This is exactly the type of pub we wanted to visit. Cozy atmosphere and friendly people. Stop here if you can.