My porkchops were perfectly fried, had terrific greens and a huge baked potato. The chocolate pie was perfect. Great iced tea!! If you order anything and aren't pleased, they will make it right! My go-to, homecooked meal. Never disappointed. Always worth the drive to the country!!!!
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Country Ham, Salad, Chocolate Coconut and Other Homemade Cream Pies, Pinto Beans, Pies
karen belliveau
First time eating there, but I will definitely be back.
Best fried chicken in Kentucky! Lacey was a great server and made excellent recommendations. Salad/Blue cheese dressing and the whole onion rings were great. Had a combo dinner and had to take food home. The wife ordered Cherry Cobbler as dessert, wow! Our 1st time here....hope to return!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Our Best Fried Chicken, Salad, Cobblers
cathy mosier
Loved this local eatery! ❤️
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Allison Akers
Well worth the wait! Our family enjoys eating here. It’s also worth the drive! Amazing customer service and the food is mouth watering. You won’t be disappointed going.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Our Best Fried Chicken, Cobblers
Phil Schaad
When I find an exceptional restaurant I write a long review. This review is long. Keep reading, you'll like this place too.My family have been regular customers for thirty years.Our Best Restaurant is unique, nothing else like it anywhere. It's basic Southern home style. Maybe it'll remind of your grandma's kitchen if she was a really good cook and fixed meals for a big family.Entrees may include pork chops, country ham, fried chicken, meatloaf, fried catfish, pot roast, fried chicken livers, pork tenderloin, hot roast beef sandwich, Swiss steak, country style fried oysters, fried or grilled Alaskan whitefish, grilled chicken breast, hamburgers and cheeseburgers, and a vegetable plate. Not all of these will be available on a given day. Various entrees may be offered as daily specialsA variety of sandwiches are offered, some may be hot sandwich versions of other entree items.There's a menu for the kids and it's a very kid friendly place.A large selection of side dishes are available. Some, like Lima beans, kale greens, fried apples, pinto beans, broccoli casserole and pickled beets are not commonly offered elsewhere. More common sides, like mashed potatoes, green beans, steak fries and such are offered as well.The menu offers salads and appetizers, and sometimes soups too. Bean soup is a regular menu item.The best features are probably desserts. Pies, cobblers and sometimes cake and other delicious things are made daily. They sell out of some desserts, so I usually ask the server to save my favorite for me when I order my meal.Servings are large and food quality good.The staff are friendly, experienced, prompt and efficient. Most are local residents, some have worked here for years.The restaurant is family owned and managed. Kenny Way and his son Aric know the regular customers and treat all their patrons like family.The atmosphere is appropriate for the menu. Old time, no frills, comfortable and inexpensive. One large rustic dining room, one smaller dining room and two cozy little dining rooms, all adjoining. Flexible table arrangements can accommodate groups.Group size limits may apply and I suggest you call ahead for a large group.Basic furniture, and a few artifacts of the Twentieth Century for accent. Century old well worn original wood floor. If your table wiggles a little, move it a few inches and it'll be still. The floor may be uneven, but it's solid.Not too bright or too dim, not too warm or too cool. Not too noisy for conversation. No background music. You may notice the sound of an occasional truck or farm tractor rumbling past. The complete opposite of a sports bar.And no bar, they don't serve alcoholic beverages.No television, no WiFi, and some mobile networks aren't always available. Hey, you're at a nice restaurant in the country, go offline long enough to enjoy your meal and have a meaningful conversation with your family or friends.The patrons represent a cross section of America. Many are local, but this place has earned a reputation and some people come from many miles away. You will often see families with three or more generations together.A few decades ago it was the custom to pin your business card on the wall. After a while there were so many cards covering every inch of the walls that it became a fire hazard and the practice is now discouraged. A representative selection has been relocated out of reach and thousands of others were removed.There's plenty of free parking.Cash, credit and debit cards are accepted.The entire indoor facility and entrance are wheelchair accessible.Some parking areas are sloping, however there are adequate reserved spaces in the level area of the parking lot with good access to the entrance.This facility closes every year a few days before Christmas and remains closed until sometime around the second week of January so the employees can enjoy time with their families. The exact dates vary each year.Please click the " thumbs up" icon if you like this review.
Matt L.
Food is great and the service was good. Great portions, reminds me of an old time family diner.
Parking: Most of the parking lot is on a hill. It's not much of a slope but will be somewhat difficult for those with balance problems.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Country Ham, Fried Apples, Blackberry, Peach Cobbler, Chicken Fried Steak
Wendy our waitress was amazing.Parking: Easy
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Mill Burger, Peach Cobbler, Pies
My porkchops were perfectly fried, had terrific greens and a huge baked potato. The chocolate pie was perfect. Great iced tea!! If you order anything and aren't pleased, they will make it right! My go-to, homecooked meal. Never disappointed. Always worth the drive to the country!!!!
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Country Ham, Salad, Chocolate Coconut and Other Homemade Cream Pies, Pinto Beans, Pies
First time eating there, but I will definitely be back.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Fried Apples, Coconut Cream Pie, Pickled Beets, Homemade Meatloaf
Great place!!!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Country Ham, Coconut Cream Pie, Catfish, Salad, Peach Cobbler, Mashed Potatoes
The best place for comfort food & friendly service !!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Coconut Cream Pie, Mashed Potatoes, Pies
Easily the best fried chicken I've had in awhile. Love the old school feel of this joint. Felt like family, make sure you try their cobbler!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Awesome experience, wonderful, fast friendly service. No complaints. Will be back ;)
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Excellent place, good food, good service, pleasant atmosphere ???I love apples ? I recommend it, it reminds me of home ? ?
Absolutely the best food and service!! Thanks for a great experience I came with my friends Carol & Garrett today 1st time .
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Restaurantji Recommends
Best fried chicken in Kentucky! Lacey was a great server and made excellent recommendations. Salad/Blue cheese dressing and the whole onion rings were great. Had a combo dinner and had to take food home. The wife ordered Cherry Cobbler as dessert, wow! Our 1st time here....hope to return!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Our Best Fried Chicken, Salad, Cobblers
Loved this local eatery! ❤️
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Well worth the wait! Our family enjoys eating here. It’s also worth the drive! Amazing customer service and the food is mouth watering. You won’t be disappointed going.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Our Best Fried Chicken, Cobblers
When I find an exceptional restaurant I write a long review. This review is long. Keep reading, you'll like this place too.My family have been regular customers for thirty years.Our Best Restaurant is unique, nothing else like it anywhere. It's basic Southern home style. Maybe it'll remind of your grandma's kitchen if she was a really good cook and fixed meals for a big family.Entrees may include pork chops, country ham, fried chicken, meatloaf, fried catfish, pot roast, fried chicken livers, pork tenderloin, hot roast beef sandwich, Swiss steak, country style fried oysters, fried or grilled Alaskan whitefish, grilled chicken breast, hamburgers and cheeseburgers, and a vegetable plate. Not all of these will be available on a given day. Various entrees may be offered as daily specialsA variety of sandwiches are offered, some may be hot sandwich versions of other entree items.There's a menu for the kids and it's a very kid friendly place.A large selection of side dishes are available. Some, like Lima beans, kale greens, fried apples, pinto beans, broccoli casserole and pickled beets are not commonly offered elsewhere. More common sides, like mashed potatoes, green beans, steak fries and such are offered as well.The menu offers salads and appetizers, and sometimes soups too. Bean soup is a regular menu item.The best features are probably desserts. Pies, cobblers and sometimes cake and other delicious things are made daily. They sell out of some desserts, so I usually ask the server to save my favorite for me when I order my meal.Servings are large and food quality good.The staff are friendly, experienced, prompt and efficient. Most are local residents, some have worked here for years.The restaurant is family owned and managed. Kenny Way and his son Aric know the regular customers and treat all their patrons like family.The atmosphere is appropriate for the menu. Old time, no frills, comfortable and inexpensive. One large rustic dining room, one smaller dining room and two cozy little dining rooms, all adjoining. Flexible table arrangements can accommodate groups.Group size limits may apply and I suggest you call ahead for a large group.Basic furniture, and a few artifacts of the Twentieth Century for accent. Century old well worn original wood floor. If your table wiggles a little, move it a few inches and it'll be still. The floor may be uneven, but it's solid.Not too bright or too dim, not too warm or too cool. Not too noisy for conversation. No background music. You may notice the sound of an occasional truck or farm tractor rumbling past. The complete opposite of a sports bar.And no bar, they don't serve alcoholic beverages.No television, no WiFi, and some mobile networks aren't always available. Hey, you're at a nice restaurant in the country, go offline long enough to enjoy your meal and have a meaningful conversation with your family or friends.The patrons represent a cross section of America. Many are local, but this place has earned a reputation and some people come from many miles away. You will often see families with three or more generations together.A few decades ago it was the custom to pin your business card on the wall. After a while there were so many cards covering every inch of the walls that it became a fire hazard and the practice is now discouraged. A representative selection has been relocated out of reach and thousands of others were removed.There's plenty of free parking.Cash, credit and debit cards are accepted.The entire indoor facility and entrance are wheelchair accessible.Some parking areas are sloping, however there are adequate reserved spaces in the level area of the parking lot with good access to the entrance.This facility closes every year a few days before Christmas and remains closed until sometime around the second week of January so the employees can enjoy time with their families. The exact dates vary each year.Please click the " thumbs up" icon if you like this review.
Food is great and the service was good. Great portions, reminds me of an old time family diner.