This is a great place to get a great meal, a cocktail, and leave satisfied. The place is so cool…read more Brick and iron at its best. The charm of old tables with mismatched chairs, even a bench made from an old bed headboard. The staff is great. Quick to answer questions and offer suggestions. The bar is huge. Bottles upon bottles. Then there is the food. Locally sourced and cooked to order. My mom ordered the catfish. It looked delicious and she ate every bite on the plate. My breakfast bowl was absolutely perfect! Potatoes roasted to perfection with awesome hot sausage with eggs cooked to order and covered in the best sausage gravy that I have ever had! Note: I love sausage gravy and have eaten it all over the country. Bravo to the chef! We will be back!

I am typically an all in for Local Feed. I live an hour away, and will drive merely to eat at…read moreLocal Feed, or at least I would, until today. Arrived for my reservation, at lunch, and was seated immediately ( that is a plus - everything was looking good ). Waitress came to get drink order, only to realize she had failed to give us drink menu.Once that was resolved, drinks ordered and corn bread starter ordered. Cornbread delivered, drinks arrive. waitress was slow, kept saying she was new, she was tired, etc... Having been in the service industry, I understand, but not my problem. Here is when the meal went south... when we go to order, we are told no chicken, no steak. Only real options are the chicken and dumplings, sloppy joe, hamburger, meatloaf, ham or fish. Any other beef dish, or chicken dish is not available ( think half the menu ). Had we of known, before the drinks and cornbread, we might have left, as we had driven an hour for brisket and fried chicken. It was extremely disappointing. I went with the chicken and dumplings, as I don't eat fish, or beef, and can't eat pork products. I ordered a side of mashed potatoes and was told the chicken and dumplings came on a bed of mash - nope, apparently it does not. Expecting mash, I ordered carrots... guess what the chicken and dumplings come with carrots! So I got a bunch of carrots, no mash. The others in my party ordered the sloppy joes and both said they were okay, but not what they drove an hour to eat. In my opinion a restaurant, that is closed on Monday, should not be out of half of their menu items on Tuesday. I'd there are delivery issues, they had all day Monday to come up with alternate items, source other foods, etc.. Our waitress rarely came around, never offered refills, or asked how our meals were. At the end, she messed up our tickets so many times, that we finally just paid. I am no longer in a hurry to go to Local Feed and it will not be a place I drive an hour, to eat. To say it has gone downhill, is an understatement. PS - we spent roughly $175 (3 women, with drinks)

Erica is wonderful. She's the best. The food is unbelievable. I would absolutely would suggest…read moreyou go there for a fine dining experience. The menu changes and its always the best.

Outstanding food, service and atmosphere…read more Our new "go to" for special occasions. Stacy is simply, The Best.

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 .

My late wife and I used to eat there often. We loved it. The soup was especially good.read more

Passing through Kentucky on business. Did not want another burger or beef and Bourbon. Sushi was…read morean alternate source of food. Short travel from hotel. A pretty small restaurant with table dining and Hibachi group dining. A cute water feature with domesticated fish swimming around looking to be petted. A good variety of sushi offerings as well as other Thai foods. I selected a small Clear soup with mushrooms and onion. For entree's I had Spicy Steamed Lobster Roll and Deep Sea Roll. The sushi was tasty but not up to the spicy level I seek. Service was attentive and little waiting.

Our first adventure here at Heirloom. We love coming to Midway! The Main Street is a charmer…read more Plenty to shop, eat, and drink here for sure! Heirloom did not disappoint! The atmosphere is super cozy and we felt welcomed from our first steps in. We were warmly greeted by the hostess and we met Michaela who took fabulous care of us for the evening! We settled in to a couple of their specialty cocktails (midwinters night dream and cardamaro manhattans - yummy I'll say) and the Brussel Sprout starter. Let me say to come hungry because the portions are large but yummy. The sprouts are a meal all by themselves! But there's more! I had the porcini rubbed filet and Teresa had the cabbage confit. Both portions were sizable and while I know she loved her cabbage, I was in heaven with a perfectly prepared filet that just melted in my mouth. Plus the asparagus spears and the Okinawa sweet potato mash were perfect accompaniment! Sadly, there was so much goodness we ended up bringing some home and we'll have to come back for dessert and another menu sampling. All in all a very memorable experience and a great place for a birthday dinner! But we'll be back just because! Special closing shout out to Michaela for taking such great care of us.

We found Heirloom on Yelp and were excited to give it a try, but the experience ended up being just…read moreaverage. I ordered the burger without the bun or fries, and it was so overly salty that I struggled to finish it. My wife had the CACIO de PEPE, which tasted quite different from what we're used to, and the pasta was overcooked for our liking. My brother-in-law ordered the fish tacos, which were easily the standout dish at the table. My sister's chicken cesar salad was decent but nothing particularly memorable. The restaurant itself feels a bit unexpected for a rural setting, which may help explain its strong ratings. For me, though, it's not a place I'd go out of my way to visit again--more of a "fine if someone else suggests it" kind of spot.

Great place to stop, right off I-75! Great food, great service & good pricing! Also, across the…read morestreet is a super cool bookstore & antique mall. (Also the bathroom is immaculate & all women's stalls are large enough to take of kids or wheel in your chair!)

Group of 7 for early Wednesday lunch and we were immediately seated. Waitstaff were all very…read morewelcoming and friendly. Comfortable venue with cozy dimly lit atmosphere and noise level was mild to moderate as lunch crowd picked up. Several large TV screens visible throughout the bar and restaurant areas. I ordered a Dagwood sandwich (without the fries listed in the menu description) as well as a side of blue cheese slaw. Sandwich had thinly sliced pastrami and was delicious. Slaw was fresh, creamy, and tasty. Friends ordered the Blue Cat (chicken sandwich with blue cheese), burgers, salads, wraps, and eggplant Parmesan sandwich. Everyone was complimentary of their items. Would return to dine again when in the area and can recommend based on good value for quality and quantity of menu items during our visit.

I stopped in here for lunch with two buddies after spending some time at a nearby distillery…read more(Bluegrass Distillers). It was around 1 PM on a Thursday and they were doing good business. We were seated right away inside. They have patio dining, too, but it was hot! Casual place with nothing much to talk about visually. But, comfortable and the staff were welcoming. Our waiter answered our menu questions and offered suggestions when asked. All three of us ended up choosing the Cuban with Cole Slaw. And, we got a side of Onion Rings for the table. The food was good and the sweet tea was cold and refreshing. I enjoy Cuban and Reuben sandwiches and try them when I find them on menus. Their version of a Cuban comes on a bun, not the traditional pressed and grilled Cuban bread or other soft, airy bread. So, it was messy to eat and didn't offer that dense Cuban treat I enjoy. It was delicious, don't get me wrong, we all liked it. But it isn't a Cuban Sandwich by culinary standards. I've had food from The Brown Barrel at events where their food was brought in and it was all good, too. They also have an attached bottle shop where you can buy good bourbon at heavily inflated prices. Overall, this is a solid place for a meal and I'll go back when in the area.

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.

This little diner is a great place for "home cooking". We usually have the fish and find it to be…read morevery good every time! The diner is clean and comfortable. Service is always great! Food is reasonably priced. They also offer a fabulous selection of homemade pies. We never have enough room left to try a slice but one of these days, we will! The length of time the business has been operating says it all in my opinion! Give it a try!

What a cute little spot! Family friendly breakfast spot that has been in Georgetown since 1910…read more Greeted instantly, and brought over some coffees as soon as we ordered them. We each ordered the Breakfast Hot Browns, one with pork and hash browns, the other with country ham and home fries. WOW. So good. It did make me chuckle when my bowl with home fries came out and they were full on slices of potato. I was certainly not complaining as I love potatoes. Our server, Rubi, was very sweet! She was able to answer all our questions regarding the menu. We got to chatting with her more and even though she isn't originally from the area, she recommended some great spots we check out which was so fun. The meal was also pleasantly much cheaper than anticipated. We would most definitely come back here!

Outstanding food! Felt like I was eating my grandma's cooking. Service was great. Highly recommend.read more

Man, this place is ... well, it's just good. It is a longtime Lexington staple located in an old…read moreneighborhood in a run down strip mall on a two-lane road just out of downtown Lexington. This is a Comfort Food Place with friendly people and large portions of really good food at great prices. Cheap drinks. Horse Racing on the TVs, as well as other sports and such. My wife and I went last month on a whim as we were in the area (it's a bit of a drive for us) and ran into 4 people we knew on a Thursday night. It's a small dive of a place, so that was 10% of the crowd. I've been several times for lunch but this was my first dinner. They have a standard menu with a good bit of variety and a lot of great desserts. But, they also have daily specials. For my lunch visits, there are usually 5-8 options and when they're gone, that's it. For dinner... I swear there were 25 options handwritten on the damn chalkboard. It was insane. What do I get!? I got the frog legs. My wife got the standard menu cheeseburger. Both as delicious as the fish platter, the open faced roast beef, and every other thing I've gotten here. Home Cooking my friend, and I mean food you want to eat. This ain't no health club, this ain't no disco, this ain't no foolin' around. It isn't fancy, it isn't pretty, it's old. And, I'd go there 3 nights a week if it was within a 10-minute drive.