Brevede Coffee is in the Old Distillery District of Lexington. The shop is decorated with pastel…read morecolors and boho vibes mixed with the industrial, raw building. There were quite a few people in the shop working. Staff were informative but straight to the point. The food options were on display in a case which was nice to see. The coffee and tea menu was straight forward. I got a Rose Latte and Chai Tea Latte. The Chai was not as sweet but more spiced and tea forward. The coffee was a medium roast and pleasant.

The atmosphere is comfortable and warm. Plenty of places to sit and relax while enjoying your…read morepreferred coffee . Mine this cold bitter morning was a rose latte with whole milk. The latte was the highlight of my day, thick and creamy made with perfection. Must try the cherry cheese croissant. It

Nice, quiet and spacious co-working location. It is free on Fridays so I decided to give it a try…read more There are 3 floors with open space and private offices. Where I sat they had pub chairs and a decent view to allow for distractions, as needed. The chairs were not too comfortable because they were not adjustable and had no back. They also had free coffee and doughnuts.

Been enjoying the co-working space on the 3rd floor. There are 2 open spaces, one with regular…read moredesks and chairs, and the other with standing desks and bar stools. Free coffee, soda, and beer in bottles and on tap. There are about 30 private offices and 2 conference rooms. Also the 4th floor has a huge event space and a catering kitchen. Try out the space free and have a donut on Freelance Fridays (every Friday).

The Livery is a very versatile venue in Lexington…read more Originally, it was the city's largest stable for horses and carriages riding in and out of town. the original brick and rafters have been restored and it makes any event perfect! It's 7,200 square feet of awesomeness, evoking our horse racing communities love of many things!

Just for its historical value, this is a great building. Built in 1868, it was a temporary stable…read morefor horses and carriages passing through Lexington. It is a wonderful space for special events, and is used for LEXTALKS. Brick interior walls and wood floors. It is noticeable by the horse head over the front door facing Main Street.

For several years, while driving on Old Frankfort Pike, I've admired the bluegrass horse track…read more.. never realizing who owned it or which farm it was actually on. No words can describe it's beauty so I won't even make an attempt at it. I've been to a lot of farms and this is by far the most gorgeous. While attending the 41st annual Kentucky Bash held at the tent area on the farm, I learned that the owners of Donamire allow Cardinal Hill to host the event on their beautiful farm as their donation. That makes me want to contribute to the Ball family all over again. I don't know if they give tours or not, but if you ever get the opportunity to attend an event here, do it! I sure would love to learn more about this beautiful part of the Bluegrass!

While I do not claim to royalty, except for a Yelp duchy hither, thither and yon plus I am the…read morebaron of the Southside, I can honestly lay claim to some actual blueblood, albeit watered down from this particular family of Bluegrass royalty. I've been to Donamire Farms twice in my life, both for family reunions, and it's a beautiful setting for such, where thoroughbreds run along fenced rolling Kentucky countryside, and swans float gracefully over placid waters. Horse barns, with interiors kept far more pristine than my boys' bedroom, dot the landscape. A guest house set a couple acres off the main house also lines the circuitous road that travels through the grounds. It, too, is as opulent as the main, albeit a bit smaller, but larger than any place I've ever stayed. It is all a very pleasant backdrop to seeing those I don't see often, likely not often enough.

The Manchester is a super cool luxury hotel in Lexington. There is so much style here - the vibes…read moreare Miami or maybe Scottsdale or Palm Springs. The rooms are amazing and the views from the rooftop bar are phenomenal. Parking is complicated, but not impossible if you consider that ahead of time or are willing to pay for Valet. Lots you can safely walk to from here.

We visit Lexington KY quite often. This was the first time staying at the Manchester. I highly…read morerecommend it. The rooms are a little small but that is easily overlooked by being so well appointed. The is a nice assortment of food in the room. The staff is very accommodating and friendly. High energy in the bar with live music. The only negative is the restaurant. We have tried eating here before and the food is just terrible. We won't eat here again....but will stay in the lovely hotel.

Huge love to this venue. We held our KHAKY (Kidney Health Alliance of Kentucky) Trees of Life Gala…read morefundraiser here on the same night as a popular hip hop artist in the same building so add nasty rain to that traffic and that was the worst part about the night! We entered by the Speakeasy parking side and had no problem finding parking for our event. From the moment you walk in this place has so much charm and potential for whatever event is being held there! The bar display was beautiful ! A real class piece. We took some pictures as we entered the speakeasy entryway with nice lighting. The main room was so spacious and wide. We had room for a stage/band and about 45 tables of various sizes for seating, trees, wreathes, silent auction items and more! There was veggie and cracker tray out for a snack before the buffet opened. The restrooms were absolutely beautiful as well, clean and stocked through the event. The place is classically decorated to suit any occasion. I wouldlove to attend more events there!

Attend an event here for New Years Eve. We had an absolute blast. The ambiance and experience was…read moregreat. They had entertainment available with fire breathers and trapezes. There was plenty of room and the music was great. The bar area was pretty crowded and it took a minute to get a drink. Overall it was a blast and I'd recommend attending this event.

This was a very unique tour experience. And in a good way! I have been on a bunch of bourbon tours…read moreat distilleries. This was by far one of the most memorable. From getting to taste the mash, to the whiskey, right off the steel, and then the thumb right out of the barrel to try and barrel proof. It was an amazing tour. Our guide was very engaging and had lots of great stories. I would highly recommend this to her if you're in the Lexington area

I love that they are a dog friendly distillery! Dogs are allowed in their front indoor tasting area…read moreand the outside area. Everyone who worked there was so friendly and so sweet to our pups. They gave our dogs a shot glass full of treats which I thought was adorable. Their bourbons are smooth and have that perfect honey/caramel taste. They also do pre-prohibition styled old fashioned cocktails and mine was phenomenal.

This venue is beautiful! We attended a wedding here last weekend and it was so lovely…read more There are two separate rooms so the ceremony was in one room and the dinner reception was in the other. The center area was used for congregation of guests prior to the ceremony and also for the cocktail hour. They gave the bride and her family ample time to set up and also gave them until Sunday afternoon to clean up, which was so nice because everyone was tired at the end of the reception on Saturday. It's a beautiful building near hotels and bars/restaurants so it was easy to walk over and walk back at the end of the night. The space is bright and well lit during the day. The ceilings are vaulted and are architecturally appealing. Restrooms are clean and centrally located which is important during a big function. It was an unplugged wedding so I don't have many pictures but Lexington brides and event planners should seriously consider this venue

Attended Creative Mornings today. While most of the lower floors remain unfinished, Limestone…read moreHHall on the 4th floor is up-and-running with various events, both public and private. The atrium is beautiful, with it's rotunda and skylight, and directly under it a glass panel inserted in the middle of the floor. The room in which the event was held was very industrial, with low metal beams crisscrossing above and drop lights. I'm looking forward to seeing the entire Courthouse when it is completely renovated.

My first Get On Board class of 8 and I am really excited to spend more time at this place. This is…read moresuch a great opportunity they have provided for young professionals in the area. There's parking all around on side streets and they've got a great sign next to West 6th brewery. The facility is filled with fun unique art and signs of upcoming events at the Plantory. Up the stairs is where their main office space is located and that's where our class was held in various parts of the space. All were unique in their layout for whatever you may need the space for. I definitely recommend people check out their website and what they are offer in this community for affordable office space. Bathrooms were kept up very clean and labeled. Their front desk manager was very friendly and helpful for letting me know about whatever questions I had. I'm very excited and will do a follow up review when I complete the course in 8 weeks.