Amazing Food ,Amazing service! Country Cooking, very…read morebusy,daily menu posted on black boards easy to read

We had breakfast at Lisa's Fifth Street Diner and were pleased with our visit. There's nothing…read morefancy here but the food was tasty and filling and the coffee was good. We'd definitely consider returning when in the area.

Had a delicious latte! Love the wall art at this coffee shop! Staff was nice and efficient.read more

We stopped by this place after picking up my kiddo from WKU because it had great reviews and the…read morefood looked great. It was a Sunday morning around 11 so naturally pretty busy but not overwhelming. There is not wait staff or hosts so you just go up to the counter to place your order and you're given a number. Although there are a good amount of seats, I can see how you could get stuck waiting on a table based on timing. Nevertheless, we had a couple leave their table and we were able to get it. My only complaint was that there was not a staff member taking care of cleaning the tables in the dining room, so we had to clean it ourselves. The food came out pretty quickly and I was extremely happy with it. We got the Avocado Toast and split it since it's a pretty big portion. I wish the bread was a bit toastier but still good. I would run through a wall for the stuffed Nutella waffle though. Absolutely delicious. Nothing else to say about that. Even if you order other items, get one to take home and you won't be sorry! Overall a good experience and we'd definitely stop by again when we're in town!

What a great little diner. It has that charming small town feel, and the staff was very friendly…read moreand took the time to answer any questions. The food was good, and full of flavor. We orders the patty melt and biscuits and gravy. My kiddo couldn't stop raving about how good it was. If in the area or on the way to mammoth cave, give this place a try and support local!

Friendly staff. Food was very good. Good portion size and very reasonable prices. Breakfast was…read moretasty and delicious.

This Classy Venue, Sets A New Tone.. Pleasantly Kicked Out of Our Comfort Zone:…read more What a Gorgeous Night to be out & about, with Beau, on the night before the Full Moon, during Derby Week, in Bowling Green. We'd never been here before, thus, we were new to this scene! Even stepping in seemed an experience, following behind two ladies, donned in Derby Hats, & their two dapper gentlemen, who smiled, held open the door, & graciously waved us in!! Then, at a long table we happily joined, our extended, car fanatic family. Thus, the festivities began, as our evening flowed pleasantly.. What We Found : Service: Friendly & Attentive.. Our iced tea was refilled & our tables kept clean. And our server, steered us in the right direction, in recommending the Surf & Turf dinner, which was Delightful.. Ambiance: Lofty & Modern Aesthetic, with Rustic Elements. (But still too modern, for our liking). Nearby, seemed a nicer table: with a wooden tent like canopy, situated near a great hearth.. Food: Generous portions of entrees & sides. The hearty sides, are served family style. We ordered: Bacon Cornbread; Mac & Cheese; Roasted Brussel Sprouts; Roasted Mushrooms; & Truffle Fries. These Tasted Divine... Especially the bacon cornbread, served with a dollop of brown butter, which disappeared in no time!! Whilst our Surf & Turf Dinner, of: Shrimp & Beef, served on skewers, atop a bed of Fried Rice, Kicked Us Out of Our Comfort Zone. This was quite unlike the country cuisine of Bowling Green, for so long known!! And, the horseradish sauce, served alongside, seemed rich & robust!! Indeed, the menu seemed to convey the chef's creative touch!! However, our friend beside us, bemoaned that his elk steak dinner, was mostly burnt!! To the staff, not saying a word!! Moreover, Beau found his Strawberry Shortcake, a tad too dry. But from Beau's pretty dessert, to the Almond Cake, ordered at the table--all seemed a pastry feast for the eyes!! Overall: We Found This Classy Venue, A Welcome Change From The Familiar..Hearty Southern Fare, Fine Tuned With A Touch Of The Exotic!! So Happy To Say: We Loved It !!

Food was great, though service a bit slow. Very noisy. The real problem is with handicap…read moreaccessability. Just a handful of spots to park on the street. Majority of parking is in the rear, shared with many other businesses & apartments.Then a long walk around the entire building , over curbs, grass, and steps, to a handicap ramp halfway down the block. (Or you may find a few spots across the street in Circus Square Park.) Once inside, you need somehow negotiate a wheelchair or walker through narrow aisles and even up a couple of stairs. Not at all handicap accessable.

So much better than the chains, this local dinner has a friendly, fresh vibe. We both had the full…read morebreakfast, with two eggs, sausage and biscuits. Plus a nice Americano and an Oat Milk decaf Latte. Counter order with table service. Very nice place to chill with friends.

Mill House Café is a wonderful coffee spot in the heart of Franklin, KY! The atmosphere is quiet,…read morepeaceful, and perfect for getting work done or just relaxing with a good book. They offer internet access and friendly local service that makes you feel right at home. I always enjoy their lattes--especially the latte of the week, which is always creative and delicious. Whether you're a local or just passing through, I highly recommend stopping by Mill House Café!

Stopped here for lunch before our cave tour. I really enjoyed the fresh "That Salad" and their…read morewonderful strawberry lemonade. Great food, great service, great value. You should stop in.

Our first mistake was to go here on Father's Day, we finally got to order our food . Second mistake…read morenever paid attention to cashier not giving us a number to know what our order was . Third cashier never sent our food back to kitchen. We waited 40 minutes and I finally went back to check on our food and our food was never prepared. Poor management in not making sure orders we processed to kitchen. No apologies or anything from management. Will not be back.

My girlfriend and I ordered the fish and chips from here recently! The fish was fried really good…read moreand was flaky. I felt it did need some seasoning but the breading was good. The fries (chips) were seasoned well and were plentiful. Overall, I thought it was a pretty good value and the food was good. I give it a 3.5 stars. Service was really good and the food was good! I recommend.

If you're tired of seeing the same old menu everywhere you go, check out Novo Dolce. The chefs…read morethere are amazing. We love the pizzas, especially the margarita pizza, as well as the fried chicken livers drizzled with Yum Yum and Eel sauce. They also have great fried fish, fantastic steaks and really good coffees!

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.