This is a hiking location about an hour outside of Lexington. The hike is about a mile long. The hike isn't too difficult and has a gorgeous view that is well worth it!
This market features local businesses, artists, and farmers, and it is so much fun! The best days to go are weekend days when most of the booths are open.
Arcade, bowling, sports bar, surround sound movie theaters, and more!
Kentucky Native Café is an outdoor café surrounded by many plants and flowers. There are also many pants and flowers for purchase in their shop next to the café. You won't realize you are in the heart of the city at Kentucky Native Café.
This a local café where Emily used to work. They have great donuts and breakfast. Her favorites are the pumpkin muffin and the Belmont bagel.
This is another restaurant where Emily used to work. There is another location in the Hamburg area that has a lot of shopping options as well. Her favorite meals here are the Klamity Katie's and the chorizo chilaquiles.
This is one of Emily and David's favorite restaurants. This is authentic Mexican food located in the heart of what Lexitonians call "Mexington". The food is even better paired with what Emily thinks is the best Horchata in Lexington. For a sweet treat after your meal, you can cross the street to the Pandería (bakery). When you go in, find a tray and tongs and load up your tray with some delicious Mexican desserts. You won't be disappointed.
For all things Cajun.
A local ice cream place with many flavors! If you go, be sure to take a look around. There are many other activities in the area that are located in what is called "the distillery district".
This bar is such a fun Lexington activity. They have lots of food and drinks and many games inside. They have pool tables, darts, foosball, and more. Emily and David love to come here on a Saturday night and play volleyball. They have many volleyball courts both indoor and outdoor and is such a great place to play some games and spend time with friends or family.