I had the smoked half chicken special. It was the most tasty chicken I have had in forever!read more

A big red and white shack in lush green country pasture land at the horseshoe end of a strange lost…read moremotel from a mid-century Hollywood scary movie set. The authenticity of the BBQ hits you when you walk in and sniff the air. A gleeful find. The brisket was nothing unusual, but the ribs were brilliantly done. Try all the sauces at your table waiting and feel free to sharpie the wall as thousands of patrons have. Channel your Guy Fieri here and butter up the corn bread.

Wow. Service, service, service! The staff was phenomenal from start to finish. The food was just as…read moreimpressive--the deviled eggs, Brussels sprouts, and skillet mac & cheese were outstanding. I had the beef stroganoff, my daughter had the filet mignon, and my wife ordered the meatballs. Everything was delicious. I can't say enough good things about this place. Do yourself a favor and go--you won't be disappointed!

Finally made it back for my second visit to Local Feed. This time was for a Lexington Bourbon…read moreSociety group event with 25-30 people. We sat mostly on the front patio with a table or two inside later in the evening. Everyone ordered their own food and drinks. Adam and his bar staff took great care of us. They got the first rounds of drinks taken care of then took food orders. The deviled eggs were popular, plentiful, and delicious. I got the fried chicken (again) with a side of real mashed potatoes and gravy. It was fantastic (again). I really should try something else sometime. But others did and I heard no complaints. They serve breakfast any time and a couple got omelettes and cleaned their plates, raving about the hashbrowns (no meat fat to cook, so vegetarian friendly). All the cocktails were good. New seasonal menu had just started and the Marmalade Sour got good reviews. They have a larger patio out back and an ample dining room. It's a great stop when in Georgetown. Pics from my last visit but still accurate.

Our first stop here tho we've been to Georgetown many times…read more There's so much to do here and the downtown is fabulous. We'd stopped in to try The Wine Project and after doing a tasting and grabbing some new wine to take with us we decided to catch a late lunch at Galvins. We had the great luck to get taken care of by Nate C! He was first rate. It was really great. Thanks Nate! The service was excellent and the food was exceptional! Really have to make Galvins a regular stop for us when in Georgetown!

I understand that the area sees an influx of visitors during 3 day, but to wait for 30 minutes to…read moreget seated and then to be told that the kitchen is backed up by an hour is ridiculous. No matter that we would have ordered, we would have waited another hour for food. The waitress warned us and on our way out, we told the front of the house who had no idea.

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!

We came in to celebrate my sister's birthday since she wanted a spot to eat and play trivia. The…read moreservice was good throughout our couple of hours there, even with our table needing attention multiple times as everyone ordered at different times. We tried the spicy cheese curds, which I really enjoyed--though I didn't realize how spicy they were until the heat hit afterward! The pulled pork was tender and full of flavor. My favorite beer of the night was the Double Barrel. Overall, it's a great place to stop in for a cold drink and a bite to eat.

Someone in Frankfort recommended we stop here for dinner on our way to Lexington, since it's on the…read moreway. The place was busy. Some kind of fairy festival going on in the area? There was no parking in their parking lot, so we had to drive down the hill and try our luck with street parking, then walk back up about 5-7 minutes to get into the restaurant. A bit of a pain, especially since the restaurant was only about 50% full. The host or person at the front desk was hiding - sitting on the floor on his phone. We had to lean over the counter to ask him to get up so we could ask him to seat us. He ended up being our server as well, after he literally argued with a coworker who walked up while we were inquiring about a table. "I just took the last two damn tables, isn't it your turn?" doesn't inspire confidence that you're a welcome guest. I ordered the Kentucky Hot Brown. When in Rome, right? The menu says you can get it with Mornay sauce or Kentucky Hot Brown sauce. I asked the waiter which was better - he said the Hot Brown sauce. Sounds great! It came out with the mornay sauce. It was still good, but I was a wee bit disappointed. My companions enjoyed their meals. I picked up a reasonably priced bottle of Sazerac Rye on the way out, since they didn't have any left at the distillery when I was there earlier in the visit.

In Midway and stopped in with friends for lunch. Two of us shared the grouper fingers. Hot and…read morecrisp. And the fried green tomatoes. Didn't particularly like their bouged up version with small bits of shrimp and balsamic. Just give me good ol' fashioned fried green tomatoes. 104

Service at the bar just for drinks early in a weekday was great. They had a fun college night and…read moreroom to dance on a normal night. Even a stage for a band. There is a full bar and food too. We didn't eat this trip though.

This place looks so cool! But unfortunately our drinks were poorly made and we were out of nowhere…read morerudely given a card reader with the sever saying "$10" with no explanation to what we were paying for. After asking he said it was the cover for the band playing in an hour and a half. We declined, closed out and left. Probably will not be back.

I really like this Cattleman's Roadhouse location. I frequently work in Kentucky and I think I…read morehave been to every location in the state. The salad bar is excellent! I enjoy dining in because I love the salad bar. It is always clean, and all the salad ingredients are fresh. A large variety of ingredients and dressings. The dining room is clean and attractive with comfortable seating. Today I didn't have time to dine in so I ordered online for carry out. My food was ready at the quoted time, and everything was prepared to my order. I love the homemade sides, especially the mashed potatoes and green beans. The salmon is always perfectly cooked and flavorful. Employees are friendly and helpful. This restaurant is always busy, no matter what time I stop in. A very popular place, for good reason.

Wow ! Impressed , Service was amazing , Salad bar fresh , My Bourbon Chicken and sweet potato…read morearrived at the table Hot , I mean steam coming off them hot ! Never have I been so impressed, and happy with dinner ! We will be returning .

Love the quaint decor of this diner. The feel like at grandmas house atmosphere. Walk in and be…read moreseated wherever you like. You pass the cases of yummy pies, cookies and various desserts to get to your table. Immediately greeted with a smile by staff. Place was busy but staff very attentive. I had the special - grilled chicken with bacon and melted blue cheese on brioche bun. It was so delicious. I had the house fries to pair with it. It was move out for GT. My college student had a big appetite. Hefty half pound double patty burger. It was huge! 10/10 recommend this cute place. Food was amazing. We didn't try the desserts but they have to be great. So many people come in for take out for piece of pie. If you're needing a place in GT for lunch this is a must go.

I know this town loves this restaurant... We went on a Friday night, ordered the special, it was…read morecold and not cooked properly. All the sides and desserts lacked flavor. The salmon croquettes we're an embarrassment to have on a menu and serve.