Good morning everybody it's time to rise and shine and have a wonderful day and that's exactly what…read morethis public art display. Want you to do so go wake up take a picture with it and feel better.

Hello balloon how are you today? I'm doing well how are you? I am also doing well. Let's take a…read morepicture together. OK sounds good. I'll check it out take pictures with it.

Watch out for all these thoroughbred they're gonna run you over if you're not careful so I came…read moreacross this mural it's on the side of a building and it is nice public art display

All you need is love is what they say. I don't know if that's true or not but just a nice public…read moreart display to go check it out.

Insane local food! We stopped in on a road trip and I wish I could go weekly!!!!!!!! Insane pasta…read moreand homemade desserts!

You know it's pretty disheartening when you get charged an extra four dollars for the dinner…read moreportion when the app let you order a lunch portion and then you don't even get the dessert that you paid eight dollars for and there's no utensils to eat it with. And that's after it took a few minutes to even find my order and made me feel like you didn't even get my order. Food is fine, but the bad service and hassle really make it hard to enjoy.

This is the friendliest distillery I've ever been to. Eddie was awesome. And they accommodate…read morehandicaps with wheelchairs, even the bathrooms. The whiskeys are as fine as they are in Ireland. Put this on your places to visit. Don't miss out!

The Mb Roland distillery was excellent. The service was great too. Casual and fun ambiance. The…read moretour starts on the front porch and then into the distillery where they show you the process of making Kentucky bourbon the corn rye and wheat products to make the finest bourbon and whiskey the barrels that they store the product in the stills quite the operation in the process of making bourbon. Then they give you simples of bourbon whisky and moonshine.

We ordered the pepperoni pizza by the slice, lasagna, tiramisu, & a cannoli. DELICIOUS! The lasagna…read morewas SO good and the cannoli was the best I've ever had. Highly recommend. Note that this restaurant does not have a dining room, so we ate in the car. I like that they serve pizza by the slice. The service was excellent. Very nice people working the counter.

So I can't really chat about the interior or service as we got food to go but I can say that it was…read moredelicious! I got the sun-dried tomato pesto over radiatore and it was delicious! We also got the focaccia bread and chefs kiss - delicious and also wiping up the extra sauce (not too much mind you) but it was so good.

We had a lot of fun in Bowling Green. I got to explore eat some good food see the campus Drive…read morearound shop at some local spots. Eat some ice cream we had a good time I'll definitely go back.

April 12, 2014, Saturday, Tony and I was walking around Bowling Green when we happened upon this…read moreawesome building. It is large and gorgeous. I have this thing about large old buildings with any sort of historical value. They are amazing to me!!! The technology back then to build them and they last over time. President JFK actually stood in front of the City Hall building in 1960 and gave a speech. There are some historical photos on record of him giving that message to the people of Bowling Green KY History of the building: Under the guidance of Mayor George T. Wilson (1903-1909), the City began to build City Hall at 10th & College in 1907. Bids went out that July. Several firms submitted bids, but C. H. Smith was selected to complete the job. The original bid came in at $29,000 for the three story building but was reduced to $25,239 after modifications such as not adding a large balcony in the Commission Chambers. The original plans also showed three large interior windows that would have opened views of the Commission Chambers to the hallway. City Hall was designed by Louisville architect Brinton B. Davis (1862-1952). Davis was dubbed "The Hill Builder", as he designed WKU's master plan in 1909, Van Meter Hall, and most of the structures at the top of the hill. His association with WKU continued until 1939 Construction on City Hall was completed in 1908. City Hall has been the seat of city government ever since, with the exception of when the building was vacated during the extensive renovation of 1986-87 Throughout the years, City Hall has seen many changes. The original layout of the City Hall building included the Mayor's and City Clerk's offices, which are still in the building today, plus several other offices. Both men's and women's jail cells were located in City Hall as well as the City Physician, Library, Chief of Police, Police Court, City Engineer, the City Attorney, and Prosecuting Attorney. The old plans show jail cells where the City Manager's Office and lower level Human Resources reception desk are located, with a spiral staircase connecting the two. The Health Department was still located in the building into the 1950's. At one point in the mid-1980's, prior to purchase and renovation of the City Hall Annex, City Hall held its current functions plus what are now the Finance, Information Technology, and Neighborhood & Community Services departments There have been several renovations to the building. In 1962 construction opened up additional offices where the jail cells stood. A 1978 renovation included a sound system, more seating in the Commission Chambers, and modifications to the lower level. City Hall was completely renovated in 1986-87, adding an elevator, new restrooms with handicapped access, and restoring some of the unique original design features that had been lost through modernization. During the 1986-87 renovation, Board of Commissioners meetings were held in the old High Street Community Center community room and city offices were located in the Paxton House on 10th Street. The Police Department shifted some of its operations to the Public Safety Training Center on New Porter Pike (now part of the Vindell Webster Fire Station). Later, Police management staff moved into the Paxton House once the City Hall renovation was completed. A major highlight in the building's life was when John F. Kennedy spoke on its steps on October 8, 1960, when he was campaigning for President. On September 16, 2008, City officials buried a time capsule directly in front of the City Hall sign. The marker indicates that the capsule is to be opened during City Hall's bicentennial, which will be in 2108. The capsule contains numerous artifacts from 2008, including current and historic documents, publications, photos and magazines about Bowling Green, City budget, sample agenda/minutes from a Board of Commissioners meeting, police officer and firefighter uniforms and patches, directory of city employees, matchbox Corvette, golf balls from the three city golf courses, disc golf frisbee, mini-skate board, city flag, and 2007 city map.

We wanted Italian. And this looked like the place to go with all five star reviews…read more First the parking. There is a lot of free parking in the adjacent Stadium Park Plaza garage. It's a bit confusing to find the restaurant though from there, as there is no access from the first floor. But from the 2nd and 3rd floor there is access using the elevator. The bulb in the elevator area needs to be replaced because it's burned out, and all dark like a scene from a horror movie. The restaurant faces the ballpark stadium Inside the restaurant there weren't many customers on a weekday for dinner. It was our waitresses second day and she messed up quite a lot. Like the bill/check had us all ordering drinks and extra meat with our pasta, but we didn't do any of that. But she was nice about it all, and even comp'd us a $5 beer which I pointed out to her that she didn't add to the bill yet (that being the one and only omission in the midst of all the wrong add-ons). The fried calamari appetizer was good. Only the rings. No arms. The pomodoro sauce was nice. But overall it was just an average dish and much better at other places. The New York strip was good. But they didn't have asparagus. That would be ok if not for the fact that they only have 3 sides to choose from: roasted potatoes, rice, and asparagus. So it was either double potatoes or the rice. So we got the rice. And it was super boring, and tasted overcooked and chewy. The steak and potatoes were good though. The kid's Alfredo was good too. But the carbonara was kinda bland. The waitress and said it was a white sauce but upon checking it was butter sauce she told us. But it was really not worth it. The complimentary bread they served with the meal tasted like pretzel bread. Kinda hard and chewy. But hot. It was good. It comes with olive oil for dipping. Over $100 for 3 people. It was kinda steep. And add to that a 3% surcharge for using a credit card. Well that really was like salt in the wound. Is all of bowling green like that with credit surcharges? Sure hope not.

We stopped for drinks and dessert. Yummy. The crème brûlée was creamy and the topping was…read moretoasted just like it should be and it was so good we ordered a tiramisu to go. The staff was friendly and knowledgeable. Can't wait to go back for dinner sometime. We sat outside and there was a concert at the farmers market next door. So it was really good evening.

What a beautiful place. Kylie is a fantastic knowledgeable server. What a peaceful day. Beautiful…read moreplace. Birthday shenanigans... GREAT friends; wine, cheese and cracker plate. It was perfect!

If you haven't been to Bluegrass Vineyard, make plans to visit in the near future. It is a…read moredestination location. I recently participated in an author book signing event and found the friendliest accommodating staff and the best wine tasting. I would definitely recommend having or attending an event here. Jenise Hale - Author #GossamerKey GossamerKey.com