I wanted to start with a "thank you" to the owners of the this business for the many many people…read moreyou served and feed on the night of April 2nd! I don't see any other yelpers on here commending you for the selflessness the staff exhibited that evening,and didn't expect them to as I felt quite embarrassed with the ungrateful attitudes displayed in the moment giving the fact it was being provided free of charge.....for that Ill say "I'm sorry I didn't express those thoughts in the moment!" It was a scary situation so I was just like your business being thoughtful and considerate everyone and really I was just happy to be safe with my child after the storm nearly hit us directly.... Now that the power was out myself and the community where into the 5-6 hour mark without electric and the thoughts of food and what todo about preparing it were a real issue on most neighbors minds.As I checked on some of the fellow powerless, storm survivors they proceeded to inform me of this restaurant in Eminence,named Puckett's had power and that they were taking orders for those in our area who had no power,not only that but they would deliver it to us, and to top it off, that it would be free of charge!! Now Understand Im lived here most of my life and have worked iin several industries including the food service one, I must say after living thru 2 hurricanes in Florida, (Matthew,Irma) I had never personally heard or experienced anything of the sorts....again thank you....and I must admit i haven't eaten at your place before or after....but that's not because of your service or food,but the intent to is there....as i write this Cant help but say thank you again.....now as I found this out thru the next door neighbor,they told me that they were about to place a order,and my daughter had ran my phone down so they said we will just let em know you are ordering with us....I am still feeling somewhat lost to the idea of what Im hearing but we order.....I really was needing a cold drink and got something for my lil one think it was a grilled cheese,and i got a taco salad.....we finished the order and was told it maybe some time but they would be there.....that they were filling a lot of orders for my community just be patient.....it was about a hour and a half after the order was placed but that's not important as they were already taking care of the others in my community that i noticed as early as 6:30 7ish pm.....then the call came in telling us that our order was in route i say about 9ish or so......and to please meet the driver outside to help process the orders little quicker... and within 5 min thats what was happening as they arrived just as the fire department was stopping in to inform and check on the members of my Community so it was awesome lick the light leading the way thanks to the fire dept as well told us to stay in place....but here is Pucketts and the food, to say I was emotional would be a understatement.....and i know me and my lil girl didn't worry about eating the remander of what was a very long and sleepless night....i just want to sat that ill never not think about the care exhibited by a family owned business called Puckett's whenever my power goes out from a storm ,or when i think about a taco salad..... as it was a true hero moment for so many of us ...And if the care for others isnt enough to show you they strive to provide the best results in all aspects of their operation then you are not interested in a great experience but addicted to the heartless fast food industry that wants to charge you for the sauce that should come with the meal.....Give Puckett's A look and taste and see heros at work!! ps they were delivering food till around 12am the 3rdf from what I observed for free....sorry mcd's is closing the window at closing no matter the what is happening,and without that receipts you be a paying no offence,just sayin Thanks again and i hope this review is rewarding in someway as the cold Dr.Pepper/Taco Salad ,Grilled Cheese was for Me and My Daughter!!

Great little local spot. Very friendly and great food. I…read morelove little local spots!!! The locals told us it's the best place in town.

2/10/26 I came here for lunch as I was in town for work and…read moreso glad that I did. Heavens to Betsy was absolutely fantastic! The ambiance is very inviting and spacious, and the service was very quick and accomadating. I ordered the Reuben sandwich with the tomato basil soup, and both were fresh, flavorful, and delicious. The Reuben was piled high with meat. I had enough left over for another meal! I couldn't leave without trying the red velvet crinkle cookie, and I'm so glad I did. I saved it to share with my husband when I got home, and it was incredible. I found out the owner's daughter, a Culinary Institute graduate, made it, and you can definitely taste the quality. Everything was fresh, homemade, and absolutely worth the visit. I'll definitely be back!

We've been in a couple of times when we were in town, and I have mixed reviews. The first time was…read moregreat -- timely service, everything was tasty and no issues at all. It was a big group and they absolutely nailed it. The next time, we ordered ahead and it still took *forever*. We had to take it to go to make our distillery tour on time. It was thrown together, we didn't have utensils, and I have no idea why it took so long when it was not very busy. We waited significantly longer than the scheduled time and checked in with them multiple times while we waited at a table. They said they were working on it each time, and we only had 4 things in our order. It's not super cheap, and it was just disappointing as a whole. The food wasn't as good as the other times we'd been there and it seemed they just had a really off day.

12/30/25 McKinley's…read moreCafe made for a great lunch stop. I ordered the soup of the day, a bowl of clam chowder. It was fantastic: creamy, comforting, and not too fishy or salty. I also tried their popular Gouda & turkey panini, and it did not disappoint. This is a pay-before-you-sit spot, and the service was impressively fast. My food came out hot and delicious within about 10 minutes. The ambiance was casual and inviting, and the staff was very friendly. Overall, a great enjoyable experience, and I would definitely eat here again in the future. But also there's limited parking as it is street parallel parking near by here. But well worth it.

McKinley's has that small town feel as soon as you walk in the door. Their food is made to order…read morewith fresh baked breads and quality ingredients. I have visited often and always receive a positive greeting, great food with fast service, and leave satisfied.

Keep in mind that I have only had Carry Out, and my review reflects that…read more Hometown Pizza in Eminence is my go-to option when I want a meal "to go" while living in a small town. My order is always correct and ready within the time frame I'm told, the staff is friendly and kind, and the food prep area (at least what I can see of it) is clean. My go to is the Garden Pizza on Cauliflower Crust. Extra veggies, add chicken, cooked well done. It's so good, especially with some hot sauce! The Pepperoni Pizza (on GF or CF) is also a favorite! My fiancé and his crew of farmers will have Hometown Pizza on occasion when working late during planting and harvest seasons. The personal pan pizzas with a drink are a huge hit with the team!

Updated review. Hometown was sold & since then the long slide has began. Honestly I have been here…read moreonce in 3 years. Took my daughter after school. You can tell when expenses have triggered everything from portions to service & I doubt they will survive. There was a time when you would get a thick crust hometown special and it was a heavy pizza. The sauce was savory, they use to sprinkle a nice concoction of spices to enhance the pizza toppings. You never had to order extra cheese because it was plentiful. At one time adults actually worked there and would check on you 3 or 4 times if you drank slot of soda they would bring you a pitcher when busy. The chicken fettuccine Alfredo is half the size it used to be and it looks like they took a chicken breast split it butterfly it in half and then cut that into strips so you're basically getting a quarter of a chicken breast the only thing that really hasn't changed are the breadsticks well, the price has changed. Before Hometown sold themselves, they did start having a all you could eat pizza and salad bar to bring in the lunch crowd and kind of beef up sales that worked for a while, but it kind of cheap in them and I realize they were trying to stay in competition with the takeout places hometown's always done. Well it's smaller venues like eminence once they've stepped into anything like Louisville market they can't compete now since they've been sold you can tell someone's doctoring with the formula quite a bit so to get back to the original story I ordered chicken fettuccine Alfredo and we also got a medium or excuse me rather a large, thick crust Hometown with pepperoni, bacon and and jalapeños what came out was it looked like they took one scoop of sauce and tried to stretch it as much as they could basically you would've had to actually order probably another 2 to 3 dollars worth of sauce to get what you used to get everything was sparse and no spices whatsoever. It was like eating soft cardboard or maybe like a really like Styrofoam or something. It was just no flavor and then you get the bill and you're gonna spend for two people north of 40 or $50 as far as service I had to actually walk up there and ask to have my drink refilled. That was it for me I knew it was over of course as of typing this review update going out to E is super Duper expensive because of the economy but when you can go get a frozen pizza and add a little cheese and some spices and it taste better or in our case, we just make homemade ones we make our own crust I can put as much sauce on as I want to. It's delicious. I can make a big giant pizza for under $10. I'm sure hate it because Hometown used to be magic. The one here ambulance was super special. I actually had friends who were like family to me that worked there and I knew people and they knew you now nobody even ask your name as a matter fact, most of the young people that were working there, including the manager or walking around grimacing, and and look like that, they were having a bad day

During a visit to Harrodsburg I saw the Sandwich Shop that had the coolest look. It appeared to be…read morea service station reimagined into a restaurant. Excellent look. The bay door area is the portion of the shop where customers eat. Very cool. The women working behind the counter were all nice and inviting. I had two Chili Dogs with cheese and onions. The dogs were crisp, the onions potent, the cheese was mild, and the sauce was fairly unique. Almost like it had a beer flavor, but not in a bad way, gave the sauce just enough bite to separate it from the crowd. I'll definitely be coming back, I mean have you seen that menu?

We were passing through and heard a couple talk about this shop. The bologna sandwich brought back…read moregood memories of my childhood. The service was the Best. Lots of people there to eat. GO!!

Very basic restaurant with a smaller menu and rotating special. Tried the Godbey burger and it was…read morecooked well and topped as advertised. Fries were a bit soggy like the oil was to cold but otherwise our meal was fine. Very small restaurant.

This Military friendly place has the country cooking you Been looking for but couldn't find a…read moreplace. Well here it is!!! My wife went with the meatloaf (yummy) with two side, mac n cheese, and potatoes with brown gravy. While I chose to roll with the country fried steak that also came with two sides, mac n cheese(white cheddar), and old school green beans. They also throw in cornbread with butter. This is off the beaten path but well worth the short drive!!! Did I say this place loves its Military.

Nothing beats grandmas home cookin' but this restaurant serves up some good southern staples that…read moremake you feel at home. The restaurant was clean and nicely decorated. Service was friendly. Pricing was fair. They serve complementary corn bread, which is fried "old school." Our food was served hot and was tasty. We ordered the meatloaf, salad, mashed potatoes, country fried steak, and mac & cheese. The steak was tender, the mashed potatoes tasted real, the white gravy was a good consistency and flavor. For the meatloaf, it seems the ketchup was added after being cooked and we prefer it to be cooked with the meat. We enjoyed our meal and recommend this place for your southern satisfaction.

What a great little place for delicious sandwiches! You order at the counter and then they bring…read moredrinks & food. You don't pay until you leave, which was a little confusing for us newbies. Portions are generous and everything is made to order, so be patient-- it's worth it! Lots of local historical pictures add to the charm.

First time here and I started with the Biscuits and Gravy with what they call a full order. The…read moretricky thing I have found about Biscuits and Gravy is the consistency of the gravy (it must be thick, will hold spoon up in it). This place did not disappoint. I debated on either the 4 oz Ribeye or Country ham Breakfast plate, decide on the Country ham which was cooked just right and not overly salty, it comes two 2 eggs, toast and jelly. Excellent breakfast combo. The service was excellent and it has a real down home feel to the place. Very Welcoming and relaxing atmosphere. Will defiantly stop again, and high recommend if you are in the area and looking for a solid breakfast with options.

Bully's makes the most amazing smoked meats that really don't even need the BBQ sauces for flavor!…read moreTheir fries are delicious too. The wait for those is a bit longer because they only fry them once they're ordered. All in all, the best down home cooking you can get in this area. The seating is plentiful and some of it is outdoor. Service is great too. We love it! Warning: Do not attempt to enjoy Bully's if you're on a strict diet. You'll blow it!

This is a really great bbq place for some high quality authentic hot dogs, fries, and burgers…read more Everything is basically jumbo size. One fry from bully's is practically equivalent to 20 mcdonald fries. The hot dogs are bigger than a wendy's burger. I always leave this place full. But I am giving this place 3 stars because the wait is insanely long. In fact, it has the longest wait time of any bbq I have ever visited. For the past two visits in a row, I waited over an hour, when on average most restaurant waiting times are 40 minutes max. I could be wrong, but it seems like none of the servers or chefs are in a rush, and they will make your food when they feel like it. I'm not impatient, but Bully's needs to bring up their waiting times up to a competitive, commertcial level. Food = great. Service = could be better.

Always great service!!! friendly staff!! This is my second time giving you 5 stars!! 11/20/25…read more6:40 pm.

Definitely the best subs in the area. If you want freshly cut meats and cheeses on your sub, only…read moreone place, Jersey Mikes, does that. The fresh ingredients make a world of difference in flavor. Yes, it costs more than Subway but there's a huge difference in quality. A giant Italian or Club on Rosemary Parmesan bread are our favorites.