Please give me some good suggestions for moderate-priced lunch/dinner of home-style Southern cooking. (0 replies, last updated by marwestyoga December 12, 2006)

well, folks it’s time for my annual kentucky derby party and though i generally follow the burgoo recipe from marion flexner’s "out of kentucky kitchens", i’m not at all averse to playing loose with the... (1 reply, last updated by Sandy April 28, 2004)

The first jewel in the Triple Crown, the Run for the Roses, is held annually on the first Saturday in May. Is any place in the DC area doing something special for Derby Day? Where can one go for Mint Juleps and watch the Kentucky... (2 replies, last updated by Lowbar April 24, 2006)

I live near Lexington Kentucky (as of 1/03) and having lived in Chicago for my formative years I have a serious craving for a GYRO SANDWICH. The Greek population here is safe to say is non existent and I’m dying...I need... (1 reply, last updated by Laughing Goddess August 8, 2003)

i’m in lexington ky but would drive... besides the small selection of kosher foods available at krogers on romany road... does anyone know of any place else in the area?? TIA! (1 reply, last updated by Craig Winchell July 3, 2005)

Hello, I am visiting on business to Somerset next week and was wondering if there were any good recs for places to eat. I am open to all types of cuisines at prices about $30 and below per person. I will usually be dining alone so... (3 replies, last updated by Laura April 13, 2006)

Thinking of taking a trip to Kentucky in August. Do not know exactly where yet but part of the decision will be made by food. Can anybody tell me what some of the best restaurants are in the state (and where they are) and who are... (8 replies, last updated by sudiepav October 14, 2002)

Planning a weekend trip to Lexington, KY, in June. Have never been to the city — would like recommendations for a few meals (breakfast, lunch, and dinner), moderate to not ungodly expensive (i.e. not much more than $20 per... (1 reply, last updated by SteveF April 14, 2004)

Spending a long weekend in Lex...Best local haunts? Classic old school eateries? Steakhouses? BBQ? Meat-and-threes? Thanks! (10 replies, last updated by Donna Sykes March 6, 2006)

Going to Bourbon country...the area with all the distilleries for a few days of sightseeing. Plan on visiting Heaven Hill,Jim Beam,Makers Mark Wild Turkey and Woodford...Any bourbon makers I am missing or should sample ? FYI my... (6 replies, last updated by proof66 October 28, 2009)

I heard on FoodTV that Kentucky “Q” is baah. Not for me – I’m an Oink man myself. No way Jose (6 replies, last updated by RichD October 4, 2009)

Thank you for a good read. I tried to post this there, but their link to comments just outwaited my patience. I think the author got “Fennel heads” wrong. Fiddle heads I have heard of from the mountains not that far... (2 replies, last updated by shallots May 4, 2009)

't tried, but it’s been getting good word of mouth. If you try Old Kentucky BBQ (intersection of Winchester R and New Circle Rd North) let us know what you think. As for Bowling Green, I love to eat at a place called Montana... (3 replies, last updated by CaptTrim June 5, 2009)

I have some friends coming in this weekend who want to watch the Kentucky Derby. They want to drink mint juleps, but I’m guessing they don’t want somewhere too fancy. The only thing I’m coming up with is 45... (2 replies, last updated by Lyonola May 1, 2009)

It’s been years since I lived in the area but Sweeney’s (back at the original locale) used to be a blast on Derby Day. So I would second GCGuy’s opinion. The Kentucky Derby Calcutta was one of the great... (3 replies, last updated by foodnwine April 28, 2009)