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Hamburger · $
1960 North Bend Road, Hebron
Customers’ favorites
“Pleasant surprise stopping here being too tired to drive to Florence. Beautiful new addition, great menu, amazing 80’s music, wonderful service from Kaileigh! She recommended the sirloin and bread pudding! “Better than Louisiana” and she was right! GO GET IT!”
Fast Food · $
2144 Kilgore Place, Hebron
Customers’ favorites
“Still maintain that this location is clean but the service wasn't as good this time. Now then... Flamethrower Grillburger Cheese Curds Hot Fudge Funnel Cake What Is It: The Flamethrower is a half pound burger topped with fiery Flamethrower sauce, melted pepper jack cheese, jalapeño bacon, lettuce, and tomato (the latter two I had them leave off my sandwich.) Cheese curds are fried cheese bites and the funnel cake comes topped with a scoop of vanilla ice cream and hot fudge. Presentation: The sandwich isn't nearly as appealing as the menu shows and it's not just because I left the veggies off. The other two items look acceptable. 4 out of 10 Taste/ Final Analysis: I'm a big fan of the Flamethrower. Even though visually this wasn't the best the flavours were definitely there. Lot's of spicy goodness to be had here. I recommend getting extra flamethrower sauce for it as that's especially tasty. The cheese curds were run of the mill and really could have used a dipping sauce of some kind. The funnel cake while tasty really didn't remind me of a funnel cake. It was kinda like a below average plain donut topped with a bunch of stuff. Still a sweet dessert but hardly a state fair funnel cake. Some good and mediocre with this meal but at the end of it I'm satisfied. Flamethrower Grillburger: 8 out of 10 Cheese Curds: 4 out of 10 Hot Fudge Funnel Cake: 4.5 out of 10”
Bar & Grill · $
2030 Northside Drive, Hebron
Customers’ favorites
“I had a great experience with Kentucky Local and was really impressed by the overall quality of their service. From the moment I arrived, everything felt welcoming and well-organized, and the staff were friendly, attentive, and easy to talk to. You can tell they genuinely care about their customers and take pride in what they offer. The products and service were both excellent, and everything was handled smoothly and efficiently. It’s the kind of place you can rely on for consistent quality and a positive experience every time. I would definitely recommend Kentucky Local to anyone looking for dependable service and a great overall experience.”
Fast Food · $
2098 North Bend Road, Hebron
Customers’ favorites
“Huge shoutout to the Wendy’s in Hebron, KY. I showed up about 5 minutes before closing expecting rushed food, but they still served everything fresh and hot. The staff was super friendly and didn’t make me feel like a burden for coming in late. Honestly one of the best fast food experiences I’ve had in a while. Thank you all for still caring about quality that close to closing.”
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