The Hub was our breakfast choice after spending the night in Danville. The coffee here was good…read morewith lots of sugar free flavors available. I had a sugar free caramel Bianca latte while Hubby enjoyed his Americano. The shop also has several omelets and breakfast burritos, a nice change from the pastries usually found in coffee shops. My Denver burrito in a whole wheat tortilla was delicious and filling and Hubby enjoyed a Western omelette with wheat toast. And although one orders at the counter, the food is brought to the table on real plates, not paper plates. There was the usual Saturday morning foot traffic getting coffees to go that one sees at a popular coffee shop, but it appeared some college students met there to study as well. We were pleased with our choice.

The queso-mini was delicious. The side of potato salad was also a good choice…read more Decent ambience. But when I asked about the pickle, they forgot to give us, I was told it doesn't come with a pickle. Even after pointing it out on their large permanent menu on the wall next to the register. Maybe my $1 tip was insufficient...? See pic attached :

Let's talk about definitions and the fact that they have significance…read more Using half and half and calling it "heavy cream". Hot coffee that has had ice added to it therefore reducing it to disgusting water with a tinge of the bitterness of something that once might have been coffee left in the bottom of a dirty cup...is NOT " COLD BREW". When you are told you might want to taste your "COLD BREW" Because it's incredibly WATERY AND WEAK, you offer me another glass of it. ‍ If it were actually made correctly-(cold brew takes 24-72 hrs to properly brew), I would just get another cup of trash. Add to that the insult of you putting MORE half and half INSTEAD of the HEAVY CREAM, and again-the result will be the same. A WATERY WEAK MESS. For a town with a college claiming to have such intelligent students-one can only assume none of them were involved in my experience here at this establishment today, because my 13 year old could straighten that operation out in about 7 minutes. Never walking in there to waste twenty bucks on dishwater again!

I had a very tasty matcha latte with lavender. I skipped the baked goods this time, but they have a…read moreselection of regular and gluten-free baked goods (Celiac-safe, per FindMeGF!). This time they had out GF biscuits and biscotti but I did not try them. Service was fast, friendly, and willing to check ingredients for allergens. Note: oat milk costs extra and is not GF. The inside of this little cafe was very cute with lots of sitting room and natural light. I hope I get the chance to return if I'm ever in the area!

I was pleased with this Starbucks location. I ordered thru the app and the drink was made in…read moreminutes.

This Starbucks is great! Always friendly and helpful! I've never had a problem with my drink order…read more Sure, they have structural issues sometimes but it's not the end of the world. The amount of customers they have on a daily basis tells you this location is awesome!

Burke's is a great bakery located in downtown Danville. Famous for their butter flake rolls and…read moregingerbread men, and offering so much more! We have tried the hamburger rolls, pimento cheese, and donuts (favorites so far), and I appreciate the friendly service. This spot is worth a stop anytime you find yourself in the area.

Burke's Bakery is the best! I have been going there my entire 61 years and it is my favorite!read more

Wonderful teas, friendly and knowledgeable staff, very relaxed and accommodating atmosphere!read more

This review is (finally) for the shop itself. It has taken me far too long to get to Danville to…read morevisit this wonderful place. I will not let that much time pass before visiting this little bit of tea nirvana again! Had the pleasure of meeting the owners - husband, wife, and son. Left with a ton of new knowledge, a few classics, and something new to try. I cannot recommend this place enough; worth a trip no matter where you are in Kentucky. If you get anywhere in a few hours drive you should stop in and prepare to spend some time. Follow a tea visit up with a trip to the Arts Center, Cafe, and gift shop - perfect day.

The best coffee place around! And I've tried many places. Love the staff they're so sweet and…read morepersonable!

Coffee and food are really good and the service is great! Love this local place! Great variety on…read morethe menu for both coffee and food. Also a good meeting place with outside seating options.

What a gem! They are very small but extremely personable, attentive, reasonably priced and…read moredelicious. My brother had been tell me about this place but we finally got to try it. They have a breakfast bar, hit beverages made in house and some yummy looking pastries! The atmosphere is peaceful and quiet.

Love this spot! A great place to get good coffee when I'm in town. The food is always amazing as…read morewell. I've had a variety of specials and each one has had great flavor and fresh. Service is always phenomenal.

I come to Harrodsburg a couple times a year and when I say they are phenomenal, I mean it. Their…read moreservice is one of the best I've had across multiple states and their food & coffee options are to die for. The entire place is cozy and inviting, I'll often read when I'm there. Highly recommend for an incredible coffee experience I wish I could take home with me.

Quick and friendly staff. Iced Chandler is tough to beat. Pricing was fair compared to other coffee…read moreshops. Drive thru options as well.

This is quite possibly the best restaurant to ever exist in Stanford…read more I grew up in Stanford, I can tell you that in the 1980's and 1990's that local restaurants here were nothing but no-name greasy spoon diners selling nothing but fairly generic "burger and fries" and breakfast food, and it was usually pretty lousy. I was back in the town I grew up in a couple of weeks ago, and heard there was a really nice cafe in Stanford now called the Bluebird, so I sought it out. I was amazed. This definitely is more like a place I would expect in Lexington or Louisville. The food is genuinely good. Iced coffee and espresso, hot browns, and lots of other food that was never in Stanford when I was growing up there as a kid. I know that Stanford went wet a few years ago in a referendum, but it's still surreal to see margaritas and other mixed drinks on the menu in a place in Stanford. The ambiance was friendly and welcoming, and struck a nice balance between small town friendly. I had a patty melt, which was probably the best meal I'd ever had in a restaurant in Stanford in my entire life. I will definitely be back the next time I come back to my old hometown.

Passing through en route to Georgia. Found this little gem on Yelp. Mr. Man had beef stroganoff…read more House made, excellent flavor, enought to feed 3 people. I had a Swiss mushroom burger. Freshly sautéed shrooms, cooked perfectly, juicy, seasoned well, served on a brioche bun. They offered a great selection of sides. I chose the chicken lemon orzo soup. It was a generous serving abundant w tender chicken. Our server, Autumn, was personable and, simply, just perfect at her job. We will return.

Driving through Danville and found this place on Yelp. I was not expecting to find good authentic…read moreMexican food in a small Kentucky town but here it is. They had a buffet today, not sure if it's a weekend thing or every day but we ordered from the menu because we wanted a Torta. My husband and I both got a Barbacoa Torta, he had a chorizo taco and I had a pastor sope. They brought out chips and salsa to the table along with the red and green squirt-bottle style hot sauces. We enjoyed everything and would definitely come back.

Wasn't a fan of the selection. A bit limited in comparison to other Hispanic restaurants in the…read morearea. Staff was friendly and accommodating. What we had was very good