Their pizza is BOMB and so is their jalepeno poppers. The employees are seriously the nicest ones…read moreI've met at any establishment here in Paducah. The owner Joe is seriously the friendliest owner I've ever met. Makes everyone that comes in the door feel very welcome. This is also never any fights or drama and I love that (unlike downtown areas around here....) Best lemon drops handsdown. Live music on weekends, bingo, kareoke... and the free pooltables & darts? Our favorite new spot! Yall rock.

From the owner: 16 Big Screen TV’s, Free Play on Bar Games, Friday and Saturday Live Music or DJ, Happy Hour…read moreSpecials, Locally-Operated, Locally-Owned, Monday and Thursday Night Extreme Bingo, Pool Tables, Specialty Shots, Sunday NFL Ticket, Tuesday Karaoke Products: Bottle Domestic Beer, Bottle Imported Beer, Vodka, Gin, Rum, Tequila, Bourbon, Whiskey, Scotch, Pepperoni Pizza, BBQ Nachos, Hot Dogs, Mozzarella Sticks, Mini Tacos, Draft Beer, Energy Drinks, Mixed Drinks, Cocktails Services: 16 Big Screen TV’s, Large Venue & Full Bar, Pool Table and Dart Board, Golden Tee, Arcade, Live Music, DJ, Group Events Brands: Golden Tee, Arcade Collection, TouchTunes History: Joe's Place - Paducah stands as a celebrated neighborhood sports bar, extending a warm welcome to residents of Kentucky, Illinois, Tennessee and beyond. Our commitment lies in fostering a casual yet vibrant atmosphere, promising unforgettable experiences to all our patrons, whether local regulars or visitors just passing through. Our array of offerings includes a wide variety of refreshing beverages, fun events, and free play on all of our bar games. Our large venue boasts 16 large-screen TVs, a comprehensive and well-stocked bar, bar food, pool tables, arcade games, karaoke, extreme bar bingo, live music, and much more. Whether you're gearing up to cheer for your favorite sports team, seeking an exhilarating night out, or in search of a venue for your group event, Joe's Place - Paducah is the place to go.

Little Egypt is called a motorcycle club but don't let that fool you; they also allow ATV's and…read moreUTV's. We brought our standard Polaris RZR there this weekend and it was enjoyable. They have a lot of trails weaving in all different directions and most were marked. While most of the trails were fine for UTV's some of the non-marked trails are really only for smaller vehicles. The staff was friendly and the placed seemed to be run by a family. They are only open Saturday and Sunday although you can rent it out during the week. They host motorcycle events so you may want to check before driving out there. The trails were groomed. In fact, the day we were there they were out working on them. Always a good sign. Although some storms had gone through at some point and there were trees blocking a couple of the trails but I got the feeling they are working on it. Some of the trails are quite rocky. Small jagged rocks - not boulders. They also had quite a bit of hills but nothing extreme, at least not on the main trails. One complaint which isn't the parks fault, more of the area: the trails didn't offer much variation. You rode one, you rode them all. The trails were marked but that could have been improved. There were a few times we thought we were on one trail only to find out weren't. Going with someone who knew the area would have helped. The parking area was clean, well laid out, and plenty of it. They had a nice area with picnic tables underneath a structure to eat lunch in the shade. We went on a beautiful Saturday and felt like we had the place to ourselves. It was nearly empty. Like most parks, if it has just rained it could be very sloppy; if it hasn't rained in a while it will be dusty. This place is a 5 1/2 hour drive for us and if it was closer we probably would be back. For me, driving that distance I might as well drive another hour (taking a different route) and go to St Joe in Missouri. It offers a bit more variety. It is only $12 to ride. Helmet and Illinois sticker required and the sticker is sold onsite (I think it is $11 and good for the year). Plenty of parking.

Very collegial and friendly atmosphere. Quiet place for a relaxing Sunday afternoon drink.read more

I have only been there a few times but I will have to say that you can not beat the food, service…read moreand preparation. The exalted ruler makes sure he talks to each table. I am shy to start a conversation with people i dont know and this breaks through my reluctance to speak. The place is clean and neat and there are members who, when needed, will jump up and assist the waitress.

They have a nice Banquet room, but the presenters had to put the wireless microphone to the speaker…read moreon their computer to broadcast a few short videos they played from the internet. So the sound was very low. Not sure if this was from not being able to connect the sound system to their computer or the other way around. BTW, the food was GREAT!

This is a cozy speakeasy. Nicely decorated and well kept establishment. They recently opened. The…read moreowner and staff was working hard to make sure the customers were enjoying themselves. The Jack Daniel wings were very good. The fries were good. They had other specials like sliders and $5 margaritas. I don't know if the wings were on a special but if not they need to increase the price. There is parking on the street in front. They have outdoor seating as well as inside seating. The have a full bar. It was an amazing experience.

Just got back from attending their annual 3-day Volkfest. What an awesome time. 3 days of oom-pah…read moremusic combined with some classic dance tunes, beer and specially made brautwurst makes for a great time. This annual event draws thousands to the beer garden and tent located right behind the historic Germania Mannerchor building. Entry fee is $4, pitchers of beer $6 (Bud products, Shock Top, Killians, Miller, etc.) with Warsteiner or Becks at $12. Everyone is a friend here....sharing their beer, joining with the band for traditional German toast, and allowing the liquid courage to carry them out on the dance floor for a little "chicken dance" or polka. If you are from Evansville you will definitely run into an old high school friend or maybe even the next door neighbor from years ago. Don't forget to grab a brautwurst with sauer kraut. They have their secret recipe that is only used for this festival...some have wanted them to mass produce and sell into grocery stores, but they always decline. Put it on your calendar for next year -- I believe it is always held on the first weekend of August.

I wish I had photos to post. This place incredibly gorgeous!! Great place to wander, take photos,…read morefor kids to explore. If we lived here I would visit often. Very peaceful. There is a self pay/donation box at the gate which is very reasonable.

We are staying in Marion while in the area to run the Shawnee Marathon. We were looking for a park…read moreto explore and do an easy walk the day before the race and found this listing. These gardens are in the backyard of a guys house. It's easy to miss the drive off the road and we ended up turning around and coming back. When we arrived a man came out to greet us and offered to make change if we didn't have exact change. While the gardens are nice, many free parks are much larger and have more to offer. There is a fee of $2 per person and it is relatively small. We walked the entire loop and it was 0.3 miles. There are some interesting rock arches and the flowers are pretty, but the pond was murky. I guess if you didn't have anything to do, you could visit this place, but I would not recommend making a special trip.