Lexington Brewing & Distilling Co.
The brewery behind Kentucky Bourbon Barrel Ale and, across the street, Town Branch Distillery. A campus tour covers both, and the distillery also runs tasting and cocktail experiences.
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The brewery behind Kentucky Bourbon Barrel Ale and, across the street, Town Branch Distillery. A campus tour covers both, and the distillery also runs tasting and cocktail experiences.
A bakery, cafe and cake shop on East Third Street with daily pastries, cookies and cakes, plus breakfast and lunch. It also makes wedding and celebration cakes.
A brewery on National Avenue with two taprooms side by side: the original taproom at 725 and a cocktail lounge at 723. Rolling Oven Pizzeria, a separate business, serves food on site.
The Andover location of Ramsey's Diner, a Lexington restaurant serving Southern comfort food for more than 36 years, with breakfast served all day.
RD1 Spirits' two-story distillery in The Commons on Turner Commons Way, with a tour and tasting, a bottle-your-own experience and a full bar. A museum-style lobby, a shop and a hidden speakeasy are on site, and experiences book online.
A downtown Frankfort taproom and biergarten with its own beers, a food menu, Sunday brunch and live local music on weekends.
A counter-service seafood spot on West Sixth Street, next door to West Sixth Brewing. Order at the counter, online, or from a table at the brewery.
A family-owned bagel shop on Southland Drive. Bagels are hand rolled and boiled in Kentucky sorghum, served with cream cheeses and as sandwiches.
A family-owned doughnut bakery on Winchester Road, hand forming doughnuts since 1929. It also sells filled and cake doughnuts, cinnamon rolls, brownies, cakes and cupcakes.
A winery and tasting room on Tates Creek Road. Visitors can build a wine flight or have a glass or bottle indoors, on the porch or outside, and the winery hosts public live music on weekends.
A burger and breakfast restaurant on Foreman Avenue, open since 1971, with breakfast served all day and late hours.
A brewery and taproom in the Bread Box building on West Sixth Street, where the beer is brewed and canned. Visitors can drink in the taproom or book a private brewery tour for a group.
West Sixth Brewing's farm in Franklin County, with a seasonal taproom, a hop yard, an orchard, a catch and release fishing pond and about 4 miles of trails for hiking, running and mountain biking. Farm tours run on the first Saturday of the month in season.
A bourbon distillery on Wild Turkey Hill in Lawrenceburg with a visitor center, a gift shop and a cocktail bar. Visitors can book a tour of the distillery.
A restaurant and small market on Bryan Station Road among the horse farms north of town. The menu has po-boys, burgers, salads, seafood and baked goods, and the market shelves carry local honey, jams and other Kentucky goods.
A cidery in the Distillery District that makes hard cider from apples, with a tasting room and its own restaurant, Little Fork. Private tours and tastings can be scheduled.
A bourbon distillery on a National Historic Landmark property on McCracken Pike. The retail store and cocktail bar are open without a reservation, and tours and tastings are by reservation.
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