Keeneland Track Kitchen

Great spot for breakfast in Lexington. Reminds me of a school cafeteria but the food is great! Check online for their seasonal hours. Go to the front of the cafeteria style buffet line and order. You will get a ticket and pay at the cash register. There is a breakfast special with all the fixings. Or you can order a specialty item and they will make it in the back for you/yell your number when ready. Really enjoyed the French toast & the bacon, egg, & cheese burrito. Meals are roughly $5-$7 with so much food!

What an amazing little hidden spot. I'm hesitant to post because more people will find it lol. There was no waiting just a small cafe style place where stable workers head to breakfast or lunch. We had breakfast there the first time and I just had to make another day to breakfast there. Food is amazing! Everything taste fresh and tasty. And the price?!?! You just can't beat it!!!When in Kentucky; GO!!

While vacationing in Frankfort, my brother suggested we head over to Keeneland Track Kitchen. I wasn't sure what to expect, but I'm always game for new things so I was surprised to find an incredibly beautiful track and literally a track kitchen where the jockeys eat. I got the breakfast special for $6.50 that consisted of scrambled eggs, bacon, a delicious biscuit and gravy, fried potatoes and coffee. It was huge. And, $6.50!! We were amazed at all of the trailers and horses, but soon found out we had come at a very busy time: Keeneland's November Breeding Stock Sale, a prestigious auction of highly prized broodmares, prospects and royally-bred weanlings. Fancy company. What a cool experience and fantastic breakfast on the cheap.

We visited the Keeneland Track Kitchen for breakfast this morning. We had the breakfast special for $6.50 which was a excellent price for the large portion of food that was served. The breakfast included eggs, three slices of bacon, biscuit with gravy and a large portion of fried potatoes. This was a excellent choice for breakfast that was delicious.

What's not to love especially when your friends horse wins! Living in KY some of the best entertainment is horse racing.Hung out in the bluegrass room. Great service from Nate. Incredible view and delicious drinks!

Gf - it was really good. Tastes like a classic cheeseburger. Fries were good and salty.The lady working was nice, food was solid and fair price $20 or so for 2 burgers and fries

If you're lucky enough to catch a day when fried chicken is the lunch special, get it. Any two pieces you want with two sides and a roll. I had hoped for mashed potatoes, but they were roasted, and the green beans had almonds. I took the order to go. For me, it's two meals. If you sign up on the Track Kitchen FB page, you can keep up with the daily specials.104

Went to the Track Kitchen on Saturday morning while the heavens had opened up and it was raining cats n dogs. It was just the right place to be due to Keeneland's lush greenery. It's a basic cafeteria style outfit... don't expect too much. Ample space to sit.. very old furniture but stable enough to balance. Set menu. We ordered the following:- Egg n cheese sandwich on white: 3/5- Pancakes (half stack = 2): 2.5/5 (they were too thick n dense which my friends seemed to enjoy but I did not, though I did like the crispy top) - Gravy n biscuits: 2.5/5 (pretty basic) - Bacon: 2/5 (my friend said it wasn't crispy enough) - Coffee: 1/5 - Cappuccino: 0.5/5 So the food was so-so... not bad.. it was "hearty" and "filling", which is what you'd expect from that sort of an establishment. But i must say it was economical! All of the above came under $15!! Would I go there again? Probably not. Would I take out-of-town folks there for an "experience"? Probably.

It appears like any cafeteria, however the food quality is right up there with the nicest private dining rooms of keeneland during racing season, because it's the same chef and staff. That being said, the prices are below what you would pay at waffle house. We ordered a breakfast special with traditional country ham, 2 eggs over easy, biscuits and gravy, and fried potatoes for $10. A massive breakfast burrito with eggs cheese peppers and onions with bacon or sausage which would cost $13-$15 at any other restaurant in town costs $4.50 at the Track Kitchen. They have floor to ceiling windows so you can see some trees on one side or the barns on the other side. It's truly a hidden gem.

Never got there, only for the privilaged, got out bidded for a seat in their lottery system, I'm disabled, cant stand but a few minutes. Went there 60 years ago with my father, at 74 wanted to have a special, last experience while before I can travel. Sad.