I had the meat loaf and it was great. Everything was very fresh. People were very friendly and…read morewelcoming. Great place!

Best food we've had in the Red River Gorge. This farm-to-table restaurant changes its menu based on…read morewhat is locally available, and its selection of local beers is bar none. Definitely try a beer flight; or try one of the moonshine cocktails (Red River Mule is celebrated). The Brats Pasta was delicious as was the Ultimate Grilled Cheese. Save room for dessert; we loved the bread pudding and the vegan spice and wine cake. The outdoor seating is large, allows dogs, and gives off a great ambiance,

Dining here is always 10/10, best food in the RRG and would hold its own with any BBQ joint in the…read morecity. Wanted to give a special shoutout to our server Mandy who was delightful and always right on top of things even in the midst of a Saturday evening rush!

one of the must stops if you're hiking around the gorge!…read more food is great, ambiance is good and clean. great stop after a hike. pet friendly on the outdoor patio and great service.

the food was ok not good not bad just ok don't be fooled in the photo they did not come with…read moreketchup i bought my own but yea it was alright would rather go to the subway across the street tho my sister got friend shrimp that had the shell in it!!! yea unless your nearby and it's your only option prob don't stop also apparently someone got food poisoning from the steak

We didn't have a ton of options in this area, but we could have done worse than 145 Roadhouse. My…read moretop-tier chum who literally went to the school of hospitality and I stopped by here for dinner last Wednesday on a pretty muggy, rainy evening on our way from the SE Appalachia section of KY to Irvine, KY. It was conveniently located right off 15, and despite the meh weather, the place was easy to spot largely because there were a lot of cars in the parking lot - a compliment to the restaurant and its food, or the only game in town? Based on our experience, probably a little bit of both. Definitely does have the roadhouse vibes; it's very spacious and kind of dark in there, with a bar to the right of the entrance and the vast majority of the acreage dedicated to a large dining area on the left. We were seated immediately and after the meal took advantage of the cool map situation by the bathrooms where, if you requested a pushpin from one of the employees, you placed it on the map to show where you came from. Already oodles of NJ representatives on there, which is unsurprising. The random North Dakota pushpin was a bit of a shock, but I guess they travel too. The menu was pretty large but I was immediately drawn to the Fried Catfish w/ Hush Puppies entree, along with the tater skins app, which our waitress went out of her way to compliment. The Catfish was decent; as you can see from the accompanying picture, it was a huge portion and I took a sizeable chunk of it to go (where I think I eventually threw it out because it's not really road trip friendly). Coincidentally (or not, given where we were in the country) I'd had some hush puppies the night before at a hotel in Blacksburg, VA, and these were better. Those others were over-fried but also had mac and cheese stuffed in them, so these basically had better texture but not as much flavor. The mac and cheese was a real low point, unfortunately. Not dissimilar to the hush puppies, they were super tasteless and a bit watery. They had a bit of breading/crumb topping, but it really didn't do anything to improve the situation - definitely something for them to work on. The taters were just okay; usually the issue with them is that they're in the deep fryer for too long (which is not an issue for a lot of people, I suspect), but these I thought actually weren't cooked enough. The interiors were a little tough so the potatoes could have used a little more time in the oven or fryer. Service was solid. Our waitress was very nice and happily contributed her thoughts/opinions on different items of the menu, which my chum loves to seek out when we're in a new, unfamiliar place. I was starting to get a little tired by this point in the day so it was nice to have efficient, quick turnaround times for everything. The prices were decent as well, which probably isn't too surprising given that we were still pretty far away from Lexington and other, more populated areas. This was fine for what it is, and my preference is always to go local when you're traveling through small town USA in lieu of the chains. This wasn't incredible, but we enjoyed our time here and left a literal physical reminder of our time here with the aforementioned pushpin.

My husband and I popped in here this evening to have a drink while we waited for a table for…read moredinner. Very laid back environment and was beautiful on the inside. Apparently it is the 92nd anniversary of the end of prohibition! The gentleman there made me a special drink for the occasion, they put a lot of love and effort into the concoctions they make and were nice fellas to boot! Be sure to check out the upstairs! They have unlimited pretzels for only $3 y'all!

An exceptional place to enjoy a drink with good company in the heart of Mount Sterling. Also has a…read morepool table. I highly recommend.

Our waitress at this establishment was fast and friendly. I ordered the fried dill pickles, they…read morewere ok. Different than what I'm used to, not sure what the breading was made of. It almost had a potato chip consistency. The portion was HUGE but lacked flavor overall including the ranch it came with. Maybe a bit of buffalo sauce might help. My daughter loved her pineapple pizza, it smelled really good. My husband ordered the beer cheese hamburger sticks. He liked them alright but I thought the smell of the beer cheese was reminiscent of a dirty wash cloth. I don't think it was a cleanliness issue. I feel very neutral about this place. Not bad, not good. I must say that everything arrived so hot and fresh we had to let it cool a bit.

Nice small town ambience and great pizza. My go-to for pizza in Estill county. Good selection of…read morebeers including some locals.

The ambiance here is amazing. The drinks are amazing. Lori and Patrick are so down to earth and…read morefun! They have brought in some of the coolest bands that Morehead hasn't seen the likes of in quite some time. Also, I don't know what it is about the free popcorn but it's pretty amazing too! And Tarantino movies! Yes please!

From the owner: Live music Fridays and Saturdays Unique drink menu that…read morechanges often but wide array of spirits to make your favorite drink. Also an extensive selection of Kentucky’s finest bourbons. Proud to serve Delta 9 infused drinks and mock tails for our sober patrons. Personable staff and always free popcorn. We pride ourselves in providing a comfortable, safe environment for everyone. You can find live music that ranges from singer/songwriter to country to punk rock and everything in between. Follow us on social media for up to date events.

Stopped in today for the first time and saw a familiar face, Silas…read more Cool set up and as they stock up their bourbon selection will be an excellent place. Try the Whiskey Thief Rye or Smoked Old Fashioned. The humidor is in an old walk in beer cooler, which is very cool. The cigar selection is pretty good, stocked with cigars you don't normally see in our area. The plans for this new place are on point with what Richmond needs. Met a couple of friends mid-afternoon which was a plus. Good Luck with this place!

Love it's great place and great people. Plenty of space inside and out. Cigar price are a little…read morepricey but that's at all cigar bars. Try the bourbon slushiie. You can thank me later.

Hidden gem. Friendly place. Clean. Ambient. Has a patio that is good to hang out on in the warmer…read moremonths and not hear I-75 traffic. 10 beers on tap. Went on Thursday night to open mic. Great local talent.

We went to Richmond Beer House to see the live music - the band No Deceit. The band is in excellent…read moreform and so were the craft beers. On the night of our visit, the crowd was light, but I hear it's usually busy. The staff was friendly and a small cover to cover the band was okay. There is quite a selection of local and other beers. Even a few of the big brands in case your not crafty. We need up have a great brew that tastes like a caramel apple cider. They do offer small tastes so you determine which beer will be welcomed by your pallete. It's a great little bar, with a good selection for everyone, live music, and a friendly staff. Everything you could want.