Ham and turkey club on croissant is superb. Chips are meh. Bourbon prices are cheep cheep cheep…read more Great lunch spot.

5 stars!! Service was phenomenal, food was fresh and the ambiance is great. I enjoyed watching the…read moregolfers at the driving range! The Philly cheese steak was light and delicious, and tater tots were great. Fiancé had the cowboy burger with fries and it was juicy and toppings were fresh. Fries are hand cut and fried... Will definitely return and in my opinion, this is the best restaurant in Bardstown. Top notch!!!

Fave breakfast in downtown Bardstown! It's a simple and consistent spot w/ great eggs,…read morebacon/sausage and the best fried potatoes around. Also love their pancakes I appreciate that it's been family owned-and-operated for 16 years. Great downtown location w/ window and ample seating options, too. Check out Pat's Place & their Sunday all-day breakfast!

Came in for a quick bite. Great vibe here and our server was great. Went with a couple of…read moreclassics for snacks! Nice drip and pretty busy too! Loved the front and back entrances. Really easy to get to!

Stopped in on March 3 for a couple of cocktails after lunch on a casual Bardstown eat and shop…read morestroll with my lady friend. I unknowingly ordered the same thing she did, which was their unique take on an old fashioned, the Reveille. Not a surprise to me though as we are so much alike. We both loved this version and were pleased about having Luxardo cherries in the mix. We doubled our pleasure and continued making our way through the shops having shared the experience of discovering a new favorite in Bardstown. Beautiful bar had a speakeasy vibe without the sunken couch effect. Barrel chairs were comfortable and the service was attentive.

Best cocktail bar in Bardstown. Luis and Ray are excellent bartenders and always have something…read morecreative and fun to try. The ambiance is classy and quaint making you feel apart of the neighborhood. Come for a cocktail and don't miss out on the sausage balls. This is a regular spot for us industry folks in town.

Beautiful day refreshing drink special enjoyed also enjoy sampling the bourbons. It was bustling…read morewould have enjoyed a little more personal attention while sampling the bourbon. Did have the feeling you were a bit in the way during the tasting. We purchased a few items from their shop and the employee in there was very engaging enjoyed visiting with him, but other than that employee everyone else seems to overlook you.

Great food and drinks. Service was amazing and the ambience made it special. Would recommend.read more

Went for the first time this week and was not impressed. I should have known better than to go…read moreclose to closing, but I wasn't in the area any earlier (I don't live in bardstown). Got there about 25 minutes before closing and ordered 1/2 dozen glazed. The glaze was already flaky so they were just okay. Pricing is too expensive in my opinion. Size is pretty small and at $1.30 each, not worth it. There's no discount for ordering a whole dozen either, just flat per donut cost. Thought it might even be a little cheaper at the end of the day but I was wrong. The 2 older ladies working there didn't even greet me walking in, just stared at me like I was taking up their time. I'll go to OMG in Etown next time. Much better donut overall there.

A Bardstown, KY MUST STOP shop! Friendly, fast service with…read morea cute shop and a down-home feel, featuring amazing donuts!

The atmosphere is nice and cozy, plus you can see the guys cooking your food in the same room. The…read moreegg salad sandwich is a once in a lifetime experience. Having said that, I would not recommend anyone under the age of 40 eat here. This is fru-fru dining. There is nothing a hungry young man would want to eat. Ignore the old pictures of chicken tenders and fries. There is nothing your young kids will eat either. We had to take our son to A&W afterwards to get him fed. But if you're adventurous and like unique options, what you get will be out of this world.

Absolutely peaceful. Grab a drink, and a seat (with plenty of outdoor seating) and enjoy the…read moremovement of people. We had a whiskey sampler and a glass of wine. I'm going to say the wine is going to be a skip. The glass was a small champagne glass and the pour was around 4oz. For $12. Total skip guys.

Great little spot. Stopped in for coffee and a brekkie sandwich. Cute place with very nice staff…read moreand it's a popular spot too. Right on third street. Great for people watching as downtown wakes up.

Cute little store. Service was really great, I was also the only one in store at the time, so my…read moreorder went pretty fast. Looks like there are quite a few food options, but I didn't get anything. I ended up getting a Salted Honey Bee latte. The poor girl had never made one before, so not sure if that's how it was supposed to taste: very milky, the honey and sprinkle of sea salt had frozen to the bottom of the cup, so I didn't get much flavor. Still caffeine so I'll take it.

The Old Talbott Tavern has recieved numerous accolades & awards over many years & with being built…read morein the late 1700's it has an amazing history with notable guests such as Abraham Lincoln, Jesse James, Daniel Boone & the old exiled French King Louis Phillipe so that in itself is worth the stop for any history buff. Once seated we were given some recommendations by our sever, Bethany, who did an excellent job of taking care of us. So we ended up ordering the Pulled Pork Platter & Shrimp & Grits. Our meals arrived in short order & everything was outstanding. Our only complaint was the acousticss were pretty awful which made carrying on a conversation a little difficult but I suppose there isn't much that can be done about that. All in all we were more than happy with our experience & we will absolutely return again in the future.

Had dinner and drinks here. Let me start off with that are server was great. The drinks were good…read more Massive bourbon list. When it comes to food, total different story. The shepherds pie was just okay. Green fried tomatoes were fine, but missing the mark on the sauce. We ordered a special, souvlaki chicken. It was two skewers of really small, burnt and overcooked chicken with peppers on a bed of what tasted like microwaveable rice. Totally missing the seasoned and bright-herbaceous mix of olive oil, lemon juice, garlic, and oregano. Just go to the bar. Find some other place for dinner.