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    The Triangle Grille

    3.3 (27 reviews)
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    Good for kids

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    Pretty dining area!
    Cam C.

    I was lucky enough to check this place out twice during my trip and each time, the service was EXCELLENT! I made a special request for a Kentucky Hot Brown, which wasn't on the menu, but one of the managers made it happen and it was DELICIOUS! The next morning, I had breakfast and, again, received REALLY good service! You guys are doing everything right!

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    Claudia P.

    This doesn't look like 4 hotel's restaurant. First of all, I had hair on top of my eggs!!! the top of the pepper container was off, half of it got on the omelet. Also, the hotel's renovating right there in the dining room. This only star goes to our server that was great and did an amazing job!

    Veggie frittata!
    Erin K.

    I was recently in Lexington for a conference and I needed a quick bite to eat for breakfast. Since the Triangle Grille was located in my hotel (the Hilton Lexington Downtown) I thought I'd give it a shot. I have to say, I was pretty impressed. I got the vegetable frittata with spinach, mushrooms, tomatoes, and swiss cheese. It was really good, well cooked and flavorful as were the hashbrowns and sausage that came with it. It's not the best breakfast I've ever eaten but it was certainly preferable over fast food and a nice choice for a quick breakfast when out of town!

    Fried green tomato sammy - mega yum!

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    Food was amazingly bad. Not edible. I would avoid this place at all costs. Not eating is better than that.

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    14 years ago

    Had a wonderful breakfast omelet from Avis, who's been working there 25 years.

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    11 years ago

    Clear example how a great chef's hard work gets melted by poor server.

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    Josie's was our only stop in Lexington, but a pleasant one. My top-tier chum who literally went to…read morethe school of hospitality and I came by here to meet up with a colleague for brunch last Thursday morning. He's from this general area and recommended this spot, among a few others. I picked it because I liked the vibe, which I stand by in hindsight. Last Thursday was an atrocious weather day, raining for most of the time including the entire morning as we drove up to Lexington from Irvine. Since we'd never been over here, Josie's wasn't necessarily easy to spot apart from the other nearby businesses. It WAS very obviously in this larger strip mall situation (which doesn't seem like exactly the right term, but it's definitely in a building with a bunch of other stores), though we had to walk around almost the entire perimeter from our parking spot on Euclid to find it. Once we did, smooth sailing. Despite the fact that it was a weekday, Josie's was pretty busy when we walked in around 10ish. We WERE heading toward MDW, which could have been a factor, but this seems to be a pretty popular establishment regardless. It feels pretty new - this isn't like an old school greasy spoon diner type of situation - with some interesting artwork on the walls, and booths, regular tables and counter stools potentially available. Our colleague was already there and had secured a booth towards the back closer to the bathrooms, which allowed for some fun viewpoints of most of the restaurant. We were already a few days into our debauchery of a road trip, so I kept it pretty well-behaved - I opted for waffles with strawberries. That's it. The food came very quickly, as did the requested coffee, which might have ultimately been more important than the aforementioned waffles in the grand scheme of things. I honestly don't have a lot to say about them other than that they were perfectly fine waffles. The strawberries were fresh, the waffles themselves were cooked through but not too crispy, and that was that. I think it's a little hard to mess up something this basic, and thankfully all was well. The service was excellent throughout and even though I didn't foot any part of the bill (a thank you to our Kentucky colleague), the prices seemed very reasonable to me - though I also have a completely distorted perspective given that most of my consumerism takes place in the NYC area. No issues here; didn't see a ton of reasons to wander back into Lexington unless somehow Coach Cal comes back to coach the Cats and I miraculously score tickets to something at Rupp, but this was a nice little spot.

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    Josie's - Josie's Dad's omelette with the house made cheese grits casserole.

    Josie's Dad's omelette with the house made cheese grits casserole.

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    We had such a great experience at DV8 Kitchen in Lexington! The food was absolutely awesome. Fresh,…read moreflavorful, and clearly made with care. I had the pimento cheese and chicken sandwich (highly recommend!), and my husband ordered the turkey Cobb sandwich, which he loved just as much. Beyond the delicious food, what really makes this place special is the meaning and mission behind it. It's inspiring to support a restaurant that's making a positive impact in the community while serving up such incredible meals. I will be back to try breakfast. If you're in Lexington, this is definitely a spot you don't want to miss!

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    DV8 Kitchen - Best burger in town with a side of tater tots

    Best burger in town with a side of tater tots

    DV8 Kitchen - Interior view.  Tons of seating plus outdoor space. Excellent vibe.

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    Interior view. Tons of seating plus outdoor space. Excellent vibe.

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    We stopped in to get coffee again. My friend got a regular coffee and two glazed donuts. I got the…read moreiced vanilla bean latte and the caramel turtle donut. I must admit when I saw the size of her donuts I laughed because they were so big. Long story short what she got was a cronut not the traditional cake donut. Previously I've had the raspberry filled donut there and it was really good. The caramel turtle is also a cronut. She asked what kind of dough it was my guess was brioche because of the texture. I could be wrong. I liked my donut although it was a little messy to eat . My friend on the other hand didn't care for the cronut. The coffee though is always on point and it didn't disappoint. As for customer service they really are on point. I've been there a total of three times so far and every time they've been friendly and patient. Plenty of seating indoors and on the patio. I think after 1 pm they do donuts made to order (I didn't see the sign when we first walked in until after we placed our order). I just thought they sold out but the woman at the counter told me they do made to order.

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    Inside the Restaurant

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    Honey Glazed Cookies N' Cream Raspberry Pistachio Sandy Beach

    Parlor Doughnuts - Coconut cream filled, blueberry, chocolate, and strawberry pistachio donuts

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