Book & Bourbon Southern Kitchen

It's been years since the last time that I was able to enjoy a meal in this place, and it did not disappoint. The bartender saw me waiting and called me right away to join the bar. She was very polite and even provided recommendations. I had a Kentucky mule and the Kentucky hot brown. If you have the chance and time, I recommend you to visit them.

I got there 1 hour befre closing so l received a small sample size of the service, l only had 2 overpriced drinks. But the restaurant looked to have a cozy, relaxing vibe. But one lady really wanted us to leave turning off the television and music before 8pm and before l finished my drink. RUDE!! But l understand airport clientele is not repeat clientele. But a very nice Looking establishment.

You've probably noticed I only review great places. Life's too short to post about something that doesn't hit the mark. I digress. Ever had an amazing airport breakfast for under $5? Well it's possible at this spot. Waffles for $4.99. They are homemade and tasty. You'd have to get a water to keep it under 5 but you just landed in Kentucky. Today I was offered a shot of Jefferson Bourbon for $6 with my barrel aged beer. I didn't need it, at all. But it's usually about $18 for a shot, so I did the when in Rome thing. Kudos to Jessica who provided great service. Coffee maker was out, just FYI. Highly recommend.

Stopped in for breakfast before passing through security. Service and aesthetics were outstanding. Tried their pecan waffle, which was good - but underwhelming. It was served with pre-packaged big brand syrup, which called into question all the ingredients they used. For the price, I expected more. Aside from the food, there were plenty of bourbon options. My colleagues and I sampled a few and each artisan amber was distinct and smooth. I recommend this place for the bourbon at least.