Your curated local guide to Short Street farm-to-table bistros, Distillery District taprooms, legendary Keeneland horse country, and trusted neighborhood services.
Hand-picked selections crafted for memorable weekends, intimate dinners, and dependable local services.
From the bustling bistros of Short Street to the historic brick rickhouses of Manchester Street.
Manchester St distilleries, taprooms & music
Main & Short St dining, hotels & theaters
Euclid Ave cafes, taverns & boutiques
Hamburg Pavilion dining & shopping
NoLi coffee, markets & local makers
Southland Dr eateries & everyday services
Nestled on Glenn's Creek amidst rolling Thoroughbred nurseries in Versailles, Woodford Reserve is a National Historic Landmark. Distilling is conducted in authentic Scottish-style copper pot stills with 100-year-old limestone gravity cellars.
Open-air regional shopping center off I-75 Exit 108 and Man O' War Blvd in Hamburg (40509).
A 1,200-acre working horse farm and world-renowned equine educational park celebrating humanity's bond with horses. Home to legendary retired racing champions, horse-drawn carriage tours, parade of breeds shows, and the Smithsonian-affiliated International Museum of the Horse.
The world's most awarded distillery, Buffalo Trace has operated continuously through Prohibition for medicinal purposes. Home to legendary spirits including Pappy Van Winkle, George T. Stagg, Eagle Rare, Blanton's, and W.L. Weller.
Shopping & Boutiques in Fayette Mall District.
Designated a National Historic Landmark in 1986, Keeneland is the global epicenter of Thoroughbred racing and breeding. Its limestone grandstand, manicured grounds, sycamore trees, and tailgating on The Hill define Kentucky sporting heritage.
Huge NY-style pizza slices and premier bourbon cocktail bar on Manchester.
Restaurants & Dining in Hamburg.
Restaurants & Dining in Downtown.
Cattleman's in Georgetown, part of Scott County, is a local steakhouse known for its hearty portions of grilled meats. It provides a relaxed dining experience perfect for families and steak enthusiasts in the heart of the Bluegrass.
Barbecue in North Lexington.
Cafes & Bakeries in New Circle Commercial Belt.
Curated concerts at The Burl, Keeneland championship meets, craft bourbon releases, UK athletics, and festivals.
Over 60 Central Kentucky growers and artisans offering Kentucky Proud autumn apples, winter squash, farm cheeses, cured meats, and artisan breads at Tandy Centennial Park.
National touring Americana, bluegrass, and indie rock bands perform inside the historic Thompson Road rail depot alongside the vintage arcade campus.
The world’s premier Thoroughbred breeding stock auction draws international buyers, horsemen, and spectators to Keeneland’s historic Sales Pavilion.
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