Must stop to eat. Doesn't look like much and is hidden a bit, close to 3 distillery tours…read more Tons tons of bourbon, but good solid food, kitchen open to watch how they pump out some tasty food, had the bologna sandwich with a spicy stone ground mustard. Side wax one the best corn bread muffins I've had in while. Nice selection of local beers. Friendly and fast staff, kitchen was fast at pushing out some good meats and comfort food. Small inside dining, packed in, but still nice, outdoor patio with bags area, tuck away but worth the trip.

Charming place close to Castle and Key. Very busy, and it looks like there's always a wait. It…read morelooks like you could make reservations, though! This place is quite small, and just a warning only one bathroom. It's pretty congested by the bathroom door, and there isn't really anywhere good to wait. This could be difficult for someone with disabilities. Service was on the slow side, but very friendly. We tried the smashburger Kentucky style, and the smoked fried bologna. Both were good, and we would definitely return when in the area to try something else too. There's an outdoor area with some picnic tables, cornhole, and chalk for kids to write on the sidewalks.

We were able to visit the Rickhouse booth at the Dare to Care's Taste of Derby charitable event…read more We look forward to visiting the brick and mortar location to try other menu items. We enjoyed their delicious version of lobster Mac and cheese. Pasta was perfect with some texture and not mushy. Cheese sauce with lobster was creamy and tasty and there was a delectable crunchy top. Representatives were very friendly and welcoming.

Now hear me out. This place has the potential to be better. Prices are fair, service was good, not…read moregreat--although we had a brand new server. We went with a party of five. We ordered appetizers which were actually very good! The hot artichoke dip--fantastic! And I have had many over the years. We ordered the bruschetta. I never thought someone could improve upon such a normally simple dish, but they did! It was simply delightful! The bread slightly sweet and lightly garlicky, ripe firm tomatoes and a drizzle of syrupy, balsamic vinegar. I should have made that my meal! Now our entrees were unimpressive and our prelude really had us psyched for something amazing. I ordered the wild mushroom ravioli. Not sure how "wild" cremini mushrooms were but I took two bites and I was done. I forgot what my husband had, but he did the same--two bites and done! We are willing to give it another go, simply because we were teased by the appetizers. Come on Rickhouse! Get yer sh-t together!

I was disappointed that it is carry out only, the food was amazing. One of the few places where…read morethe food was seasoned just right. In fact when I put hot sauce on the greens, I thought it tasted better without it. Looking forward to my next trip to Louisville.

I am so torn here. The food was like food my grandmother would make, which I really appreciate…read morebeing able to eat since she's passed on. It was not the best food in the world but the food here tastes like home to me. Just really well seasoned and old school. Now here's my issue. This establishment had me wait almost 90 minutes on a 92 degree day (WITH MY FIVE YEAR OLD) for two meals. They had already taken my money, otherwise I would have booked it. Here's what I ate: 1. Fried Pork Chop with mashed potaotes (they were out of potato salad) and greens, gravy on the side 2. Ribs with macaroni and cheese and Pinto Beans I also got a blackberry cobbler. I checked in after 30 minutes and they weren't sympathetic. I looked at these reviews later and saw that someone said the customer service at this establishment was hilarious and they were not kidding. Here's how everything tasted: Pork Chop: very flavorful, glad I got fried and not smothered for texture reasons Mashed potatoes: good and real, but nothing to write home about Ribs: They were okay. tender. tasted like they were boiled and that's not my preference...they were also swimming in sauce. I feel like ribs should be able to stand up without the sauce and I was not sure this could happen here. The bbq sauce is part of the dish for them. Greens: overly salted, underseasoned...they needed to be eaten by the pinto beans Pinto beans: absolutely no salt--would not order again Macaroni and cheese: this is the creamy kind, not the baked kind (not my preference. Gravy: excellent Blackberry Cobbler: FIVE STARS. Delicious, buttery, so tasty. I went home and tried to make one. Seriously: no notes here. It is a must try. Charging 2 dollars for a cup of kool-aid is insane. with this kind of customer services, it would be nice if they threw that sugar water in for free. I skipped it, but just thought I would mention if you plan on trying to have some for nostalgic reasons. I haven't had any in about 30 years and I was planning on it but not when I saw the price tag. I live in Illinois, but if I ever do visit again I will call my order in, go sight seeing and then pick up my food. Don't bring your kids to this establishment unless they have confirmed your order is ready!

Mi Mi's was great for a Sunday afternoon lunch! We just beat the crowd, so come a little early…read more The meatloaf was very flavorful as was the corn casserole and yams. The helpings were so big that I couldn't come close to finishing my plate. I'll be back!

Meal deal here was a steal! Friend chicken was great. Mac and cheese was good- wish I had eaten in…read morestore so I could've added some black pepper. Cornbread was basically dessert- so wonderful. Staff was helpful in building my combo as there were so many great options.

The food was great country cooking. Everyone in our group ordered the catfish it was fried perfect…read moreand the sides were delicious. The service was good and everyone was friendly. Tammy W.

If you are ending your Friday or Saturday of bourbon distilleries at Maker's Mark or Limestone, you…read moreREALLY need to be making this place your next stop. (If you are ending elsewhere, you really need to consider a road trip here for dinner. WORTH IT!) If you're local, I don't understand how you aren't here every weekend. Spent a weekend on the bourbon trail, and this place was the food/service highlight of the weekend! We went looking for some good southern comfort food and our expectations were exceeded. Every item tasted was so good that we immediately made the rest of the table taste it as well. Generous portions, excellent prices, amazing food. Every entrée, every side, just amazing. And the pie! So good we had to get a couple extra pieces to go to snack on later. As a table we had fried catfish, a ribeye, country fried steak, mac and cheese, mashed potatoes, baked tomatoes, green beans, creamed peas, french fries, cornbread, hush puppies. All of us simultaneously felt we had the best order on the table, and order envy for what was on everyone else's plates. It was that good. The only rival to this amazing food was the people and service of those working there. Everyone was so friendly and warm, it was like having dinner at family's house. It may be a while before we are back to the bourbon trail, but I can already tell that when we do, the first item on the agenda is stopping back here, and we will plan everything else around it.

We have been to Cask many times…read more We ordered take out this time. The gumbo was delicious and my husband and I both ordered the BLT. I added a Mac and cheese. Great meal. Everything was piping hot. The order was taken by a very courteous woman . Very timely and reasonable.

Food was excellent. The restaurant / bar wasn't busy. Two people at the bar…read more The bartender waited on us , we had to flag her down for drinks, when we wanted to order, for the bill. She was very engaged on her phone with the people at the bar, even sat on a bench on her phone . Food was great but the service was really bad. Disappointing experience

Let me take just a moment to update you on a special fish fry Friday at Claudia Sanders. There is…read moreno comparison in quantity, quality, and pricing for this delicious meal. Two huge pieces of lightly breaded, white fish, one crabcake, coleslaw, three hush puppies, and your choice of onion rings are french fries. And as usual, along with this comes your basket of yeast rolls and unlimited corn muffins. $15.99 their Friday special. Easy parking, ice, cold air, wonderful staff. Don't miss this one.

This is nursing home food. I really love KFC even though the quality of the chain has decreased…read moreover the years. Claudia Sanders Dinner House has to be even better right? Not even close. I was down there on the Bourbon trail and gave it a try. The building had a faux facade of a large columned roman revival plantation building. It seemed elegant until you got inside then everyone sits in one noisy gigantic room like a cafeteria. Fried chicken, cream corn, and mashed potatoes. Food was very bland. Gravy is white. I asked for brown. It had a heavy Worcestershire flavor -not good. It just wasn' t very good, unfortunately. We were the youngest people here, and that's saying something. The place was packed and service was slow. We were asked to move at one point to make more room for a larger group to use our table because there were only three in our party. The waitress was over worked and inattentive. We had to ask her for things multiple times. You can skip this.

David is an awesome bartender, really knows his stuff and haz great tips for visiting Louisville…read more The vibe is very chill...so cool!

It's a restaurant but I consider it a bar with great food. It is also a hidden gem. No signage. You…read morewouldn't know it was there unless a local showed you, or you were staying at the Grady hotel. We were the first and only customers when it opened at 4:00PM on a Thursday. Very nice if you want to avoid the downtown crowds. My guide suggested the Smoked Old Fashioned and it was the best cocktail I ever had. For food we went with the Cubano Flatbread and Waygu Sliders. Again amazing both uniquely flavored. The bartenders were personable and informative. I'm not sure why the owners don't advertise more. This would be a perfect locale to turn into a highly selective speakeasy.

This place is such a hidden gem. Tucked away off the beaten path, it has that cozy, "you almost…read moredon't want to tell anyone about it" kind of charm. The space is definitely on the smaller side, which adds to the intimate feel, but I can only imagine it gets pretty tight during peak hours--especially since they don't take reservations. That said, everything else more than makes up for it. The service was genuinely excellent--attentive, friendly, and made us feel right at home from the moment we walked in. And the food? Absolutely worth it. Every dish we tried was packed with flavor and clearly made with care. If you're thinking about going, I'd definitely recommend timing your visit to avoid the rush. It's a small spot, but one that delivers a big experience.

The Whistle Stop is 50 years old. IIt's been 25 years since I was there, my first trip to Kentucky…read more Imagine! Difficult to decide what to have. I had the Gouda Grilled Cheese Sandwich with Bacon and a delicious Tomato Soup. Our server brought a small loaf of bread with strawberry jam on the side to the table which I took home. (Breakfast this morning.) If you're near Glendale, do stop. 94

At noon on a Sunday we wanted breakfast and not lunch. Other options in town had long wait times so…read morewe decided to risk that this location would not have long wait times. At the end of our meal we were so glad that we chose this establishment. The last few times we've eaten at a Cracker Barrel, the quality of the food was really disappointing. So we made mental notes not to waste our time and money any more at a Cracker Barrel. After years of spurning this business, we decided to try it again. Quite surprisingly, the food and service were really good. This visit renewed our enthusiasm for the brand.

If you're new to Bardstown, welcome, I guess? Cracker Barrel can be incredible as long as the line…read moreisn't too long, all the cooks actually show up, and they've changed the grease recently. The atmosphere is basically the same as wherever you came from, so don't be frightened. And don't worry, this Cracker Barrel is definitely not woke. The real bonus? It serves alcohol, so you can easily spend an extra $50 on breakfast. If this isn't your spread, no hard feelings but feel free to head back to wherever you came from and find something better!