We are a little country diner Everything is as homemade as we can possibly make it Homemade biscuits & gravy Real Burgers Patted out when you order We have daily specials along with sandwiches, burgers, soups, salads, homemade pies Have a blessed day
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Selling freshly made cream and butter fudge as well as freshly roasted almonds, cashews, and pecans.
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Sweet Art by Stephanie (bakery and cafe) opened January 1. We have a full lunch menu and delicious baked goods available to sell. Soup specials run daily.
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Campton and the Red River Gorge area’s home for the best pizza, sandwiches and the world’s only KELZONE line of calzones!
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An Eclectic American Cafe in Heart of the Red River Gorge Family owned, supporting local farmers and artisans, and creating delicious food, in a comfortable and clean environment, is what we’re about! Specializing in grass fed burgers, kale & spinach salad, traditional tacos, humongous burritos, tap beer, and wine & bourbon; you’re sure to find something to
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One of the most naturally beautiful trails in the Red River Gorge leads you to Whittleton Branch and Whittleton Arch Falls. The 5.25-mile out-and-back trail to the falls is considered easy and is well marked and simple to navigate. Once at the incredible arch and waterfall, walk behind the falls for a unique view. The
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A wall of bricks engraved with a veteran’s name and service record off HWY 11 in Beattyville, KY. The wall was designed to reflect the military service of any and all veterans form Lee County who served their county, in any capacity. All families are welcome to purchase a brick for the wall and often
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In 1887 Bishop Dudley purchased an acre of land, and in 1884 it was mortgaged to the American Church Building Fund to build a new stone church. The cornerstone was laid in 1896; local carpenter and stonemason, Richard Nathaniel Lyons, Sr., completed the new church. On November 15, 1903, the Bishop consecrated it as St.
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