Victoria & Matthew
Things To Do
Lexington Distillery District
This 25-acre property was home to the historic James E. Pepper Distillery, which began making bourbon in 1879.However, in 1958 the site was abandoned completely, untouched for nearly 50 years. Today, you’ll find two working bourbon distilleries on the historic site, which serves as an anchor for the up-and-coming neighborhood. Plus, the easily walkable area combined with its diverse food and drink offerings makes the Distillery District one of Lexington’s most exciting hotspots.
21c Museum Hotel Lexington
Hip boutique hotel, with art museum and restaurant/bar.
The Burl Arcade
Party like it’s 1988 in The Burl Arcade. Located inside of an old Texaco garage that houses 30+ vintage arcade cabinets, Lexington’s largest pinball collection, Skeeter’s Ball, consoles, and board games. Plus, a fully stocked bar!
Creaux
New Orleans inspired bar with live music every Friday and Saturday night.