Kentucky Native Café

The plated food can be a hit or miss but their drinks are good. I recommend the apple cider. What makes Kentucky Native special is its location and ambiance in a scenic outdoor garden. It really is an absolutely unique spot in Lexington: I particularly recommend going in early fall, since they have wood-burning stoves sprinkled around the garden area which smell amazing in addition to warming you up! I only wish I'd discovered it sooner, since they shut down for the winter months.

This cafe is truly awesome. Tasted a bunch of different food and drinks and everything came out perfectly. They have a great setting and outside sitting, you get to enjoy a few nice moments without being worried about the pandemic. The atmosphere is very calming with all the trees and plants. Even though it was very busy, they organized the tables very nicely at good distance. I don't live here otherwise I'd go regularly

Beer garden tucked in the wooded courtyard of gorgeous greenhouses. Such a delightful spot. It is on my must-do list for every out of town visitor and is my go-to for weeknight hangs with friends. Lovely plant selection, thoughtfully curated and open for browsing as you enjoy a great local beer. I love this cafe any time of year, and every time I visit the landscaping has changed with the seasons: tulips in spring, green in the summer, crunchy leaves in the fall and charming wood burning fireplaces once it gets cold out. They even do a Christmas market. I’ve heard a rumor that the tables and chairs were imported from Germany to make it a true beer garden.

This is a great spot to eat your Mediterráneo cuisine. The owner is such a gentleman, the restaurant is clean and the food is delicious.

GREAT FOOD just tried it for the first time today: had the southern fried chicken biscuit and the hippy hash. Both were the best we have ever had! The biscuit came with honey sriracha sauce and the hash had plentiful toppings and great flavor. Quick and polite service