Things To Do
Bourbon Trail
The Bourbon Trail: Fall is a busy season in the Bluegrass, so we recommend booking tours in advance to explore the area's top distilleries. Here are some great options: -Kentucky Bourbon Trail -Bottled in Bond Tours -Horse & Barrel Tours -Woodford Reserve -Castle & Key -Bourbon Excursions & Transportation
Horse Farm Tours
Enjoy a tour of some of the most beautiful horse farms in the world- we recommend to book in advance. -Horse Country Tours -Unique Horse Farm Tours -Lane's End Farm
Keeneland Racetrack
Whether you are interested in a morning workout tour, a day at the races or behind the scenes tour, make sure and book in advance. Uber/Lyft are both great options to and from the races, or you can book a shuttle if you have a larger group.
Where to Eat
Lunch Spots: Bella Cafe – brunch, lunch, or dinner Windy Corner Market – Scenic farm-to-table lunch (countryside) Wallace Station – Iconic deli on the Bourbon Trail (countryside) Zim’s Café – Cozy downtown spot Horse & Jockey – Classic Irish pub (great spot to watch a game) Dinner Restaurants: Dudley’s – Classic fine dining & rooftop views Corto Lima – Latin-inspired small plates Jack Browns – Casual, funky burger spot Pearl’s – Wood-fired pizza & cocktails (Emmy's favorite spot!) Epping’s – Modern American cuisine Cole’s – Upscale Southern dining Le Deauville – Charming French bistro Obstinate Sons – Cozy casual, small plates Bars & Breweries: 3Ten – Craft cocktails & shareables Bourbon on Rye – Speakeasy-style bar Bluegrass Tavern – Bourbon lovers’ spot Mirror Twin – Local brewery & pizza (Clark's favorite spot!) The Burl Arcade – Vintage games & drinks Belle’s – Rooftop bar with great views (where Emmy and Clark met!) Georgie’s Social House – Specialty Craft Cocktails