New York Style Cheesecake with Strawberry Chocolate Ants Caramel
Parmesan Crusted Chicken with Side of Alfredo
Chicken Marsala with Steamed Vegetables
Fettuccine Alfredo with Grilled Chicken
Fettuccine Alfredo with Chicken
Shrimp Fettuccine Alfredo
Chicken Parmesan Pasta
Eggplant Parmigiana
Cedar Smoked Chops
Chicken Parmigiana
“Adagio (soon to be Cast Iron) has become one of my favorite restaurants in Western Kentucky. The food is consistently outstanding, the atmosphere is welcoming, and every meal feels like it’s been prepared with care and passion. You can tell this isn’t just another restaurant, it’s a place where quality and hospitality truly matter.
Chef Andrea Metzger is an incredibly talented chef whose dedication to her craft shines through in every dish. Her commitment extends far beyond the kitchen. She has built a restaurant where everyone is welcome, and she has shown meaningful support for the LGBTQ+ community by creating an inclusive, affirming environment for both guests and staff.
It’s disappointing to see a local business face harassment simply because it chooses to treat people with dignity and respect. Supporting your community shouldn’t come with backlash, yet Andrea has continued to lead with kindness, integrity, and courage.
As Adagio transitions to its new name, Cast Iron, I have no doubt it will continue to be one of the area’s best dining experiences. If you believe in supporting locally owned businesses that serve incredible food while making everyone feel welcome, this is a restaurant that deserves your business. Five stars, and I can’t wait to return.“
“Adagio (soon to be Cast Iron) has become one of my favorite restaurants in Western Kentucky. The food is consistently outstanding, the atmosphere is welcoming, and every meal feels like it’s been prepared with care and passion. You can tell this isn’t just another restaurant, it’s a place where quality and hospitality truly matter.
Chef Andrea Metzger is an incredibly talented chef whose dedication to her craft shines through in every dish. Her commitment extends far beyond the kitchen. She has built a restaurant where everyone is welcome, and she has shown meaningful support for the LGBTQ+ community by creating an inclusive, affirming environment for both guests and staff.
It’s disappointing to see a local business face harassment simply because it chooses to treat people with dignity and respect. Supporting your community shouldn’t come with backlash, yet Andrea has continued to lead with kindness, integrity, and courage.
As Adagio transitions to its new name, Cast Iron, I have no doubt it will continue to be one of the area’s best dining experiences. If you believe in supporting locally owned businesses that serve incredible food while making everyone feel welcome, this is a restaurant that deserves your business. Five stars, and I can’t wait to return.“