Dinner in Lexington

[TheSpyder]

Will be there for dinner tomorrow night. Any great place to eat that mixes good food and horse history?

[dellinger63]

Originally Posted by TheSpyder

Will be there for dinner tomorrow night. Any great place to eat that mixes good food and horse history?

Griffin Gate Hotel

Two choices, The Mansion or JW Steakhouse. Best Lobster Bisque I ever had was at the Mansion. BTW Bring a full wallet for either.

http://mansionatgriffingate.com/index.html

[Sightseek]

Less spendy than our High-Roller's suggestion

Harry's:

http://bluegrasshospitality.com/harr...arrymenuLD.pdf

http://bluegrasshospitality.com/harrys/index.html

[TheSpyder]

I see Dell does well at the races! .....and Sighty's more in my league.

Anyone in between?

Thanks,

Spyder

[dellinger63]

PF Changs?

There's a good sports bar with decent pub food that is UK themed, in a strip mall that was fun, but I forgot the name.

They wouldn't put hockey on because it causes fights? Maybe because it involved turning off the introduction of the UK Women's B-Ball Team for 2012 on one of the thousand TV's they had.

[paisjpq]

I love ramseys. http://www.ramseysdiners.com/

for breakfast I love alfalfas... http://www.alfalfarestaurant.com/

I've never had a bad meal at the dish... http://thedishlex.com/ they make amazing duck if its on the menu

but hands down fav is Holly Hill, which is literally at the end of my street... http://www.hollyhillinn.com/

[Sightseek]

Originally Posted by paisjpq

for breakfast I love alfalfas... http://www.alfalfarestaurant.com/

Breakfast is my favorite meal -- that place looks great!

[TheSpyder]

Ended up going to Harry's although ate at Sals. It was OK. Wanted to go to Holly Hill but it was closed.

Got to spend some time in that town. What a great city.