Mammy's Kitchen & Bar

I have to clean today so decided to treat myself first /;Enjoyed a mimosa and the "baby brown", which is a smaller version of their hot brown. I will definitely have plenty left for dinner! The mimosa was fresh, fast service and friendly staff. Always a good experience here!

Mammys kitchen is amazing. One of the nicest in Bardstown in my opinion. Great food good prices, a really cool interior. Great service and staff. I will admit I ordered the pulled pork. It was good but not my favorite. A bit too sloppy with the sauce for my tastes but would still go back for this delicious restaurant.

Coming to Kentucky for the weekend (my 1st time) and asking the locals "where should we eat"? Everyone says Mammy's is the place to go. So with that and everyone having a unanimous opinion we decided to go. Let's just say from the moment we arrived we weren't impressed. Walking thru the bar to the dining hall we were directed by the waitress and said we could sit at the serving station bar for dinner. 12 minutes later we head to the front desk to put our names on the waitlist and mentioned that we've been waiting for anyone to take our order and were told "we're really stressed" and couldn't help us. What kind of answer is that from not one but several of the staff?! Would have loved to take the time to enjoy some down home cooking, but when your management / staff can't accommodate a 2 top it's really disappointing to see in this economy to turn away customers.

All right so I got the hot brown cause it was supposed to be pretty good. Wanted to try it as I do it all these restaurants. I also got some mac & cheese cause I had to try that she just got a salad. It was pretty standard. Not much to talk about. I am not too happy one because they're their Pepsi products. But they do have big red if you want to buy a soda however I did not see a price for soda on the menu so I didn't get one. The hot brown was pretty good although a bit pricey at 1850 it was different than many because it came with shredded ham and turkey in it with chopped up toast and bacon bits on top so while I kind of enjoyed that it was pretty far from traditional and the sauce was not a root just a cheese sauce, mixture of cheddar and white cheese, not authentic at all, and I would've really liked some strips of bacon instead of the bacon bit, but it was a decent portion. Mac & cheese was creamy and had some flavor. It wasn't the best ever. I'd like it a little bit more cheddar to it. I like the building and the way it's set up. It's very cozy. You have to walk pretty far through the bar to get to the dining area, but we came in the front door and I think most of the parking and everything id in the back. They do have a way to pay the check through the toast app and you can join their loyalty program and earn points and get a birthday treat. The service is Prompton fast. The problem I had is I asked the waitress if for the three dollars it talks about an upgrade or whatever the menu with an entrée if that meant I could get mac & cheese added to my meal for the three dollars and she said yes, you can get mac & cheese. She did not clarify that it would be six dollars. I really believe that no side of mac & cheese on earth is worth six dollars. I was charged the full 599 like ordering an à la cart but that's OK I took the extra three dollars off her tip.. if I hadn't been misled this review would be four stars cause it was a pretty good if not very authentic version of a hot brown and the macaroni and cheese is at least B level of not B plus. Strangely, at least for my mother there's no fish on the menu whatsoever. Kind of unusual for restaurants like this kind of down homesy and soul food style not to offer some sort of fish.

We came in for breakfast and were welcomed in by a polite lady. After being sat at a table and perusing the menu we ordered our breakfast. Service was prompt and the waitress checked on us often. The place was clean, but the food was just ok. And it's somewhat overpriced.

During our visit to Kentucky, we wanted some good old Kentucky soul food and were directed to Mammy's. The place is pretty big with its own gift shop and bar in the back. There's a replica of the owner's childhood porch and the menus are a charming newspaper style.Service was quite friendly and accommodating. The young lady was attentive to our needs and even split the pie for us without asking.The food was pretty solid, with portions being very large especially the Hot Brown. The highlight for us was the fried pickles, we could've kept going on those! The pie was good but got a little too sweet for our liking after a while.Mammy's was a solid spot for our dinner after a day of drinking. Another plus though is that it has a good location within walking distance of other points of interest.

Loved it!! Food was amazing, too much even. Service was nice, ambiance feels nice and cozy! Get the fried pickles. They're TO DIE for. I'm still thinking about it now.And thank you to the server asking if I want my Long Island "Kentucky Style"

Went for weekday dinner and ordered the Kentucky BLT. It was so incredibly greasy! The onion rings the same. You could see the grease on the plate and I went through numerous napkins wiping my hands from all the grease. The sandwich fell apart and the breading was falling off the onion rings. My husband's dinner was mediocre at best. Place looked worn and needs update. One of the worse meals I've had in a while and we'll never go back.

Love the look of this place. Was decorated for Halloween when we went. Lively bar if you enter from front. Would need to enter from back into restaurant if you need a ramp. Country Fried Steak was good. Not spectacular. Our drinks seemed a bit off. I had Malibu pineapple and still not sure if that's what I received after questioning it. Maggie was our waitress. She was straightforward, not overly welcoming. Would still try it again because of the fun atmosphere.

Stopped here around 5pm on a Wednesday (Feb 26); service was good. I ordered a BLT made with pimento cheese and fried green tomatoes. There was enough pimento cheese for three sandwiches. I literally had to scrape off 2/3 of the cheese. But the best part was they forgot the fried green tomatoes. No tomatoes on Bacon Lettuce and TOMATO sandwich. The waitress retrieved the tomatoes and I finished making my sandwich. All in all it was okay. It wasn't busy. Probably won't go back.