Castle Farm

Our dinner date night here was certainly an expensive but unique experience. Most of what you're paying for is the experience of feeling like royalty walking through the extravagantly decorated castle, sipping on bourbon and enjoying an upscale meal. For starters, we ordered the truffle fries and lamb meatballs - both were fantastic. We were rather disappointed by our entrees. The 8oz filet was definitely overpriced and the bucatini with roasted mushrooms was quite bland. I would have liked to try some of the other small plates such as the Hen of the Woods Tempura or the Grilled Quail. I would recommend ordering multiple small plates and shareable sides instead of entrees.

Two of us liked our meal and the other two were very let down. The chicken & waffles with pecans dish desperately needs to be reworked. Who dumps 2 tablespoons of dry cinnamon on top of a waffle? And with no butter? There were hardly any pecans, and it was served with a small portion of syrup. The cod sandwich was so overcooked, it should have been sent back. Our server was lovely and you can't beat the scenery, but there are much better brunches near Versailles. Go for the photo op of a castle & the baby goats--but skip the meal.

We thoroughly enjoyed our stay in a tiny home in the Kentucky castle grounds! We checked out the farm and spa and of course got brunch at castle farm. We did need to make reservations ahead of time. Everything is SO fresh. We even toured the farm after brunch and got to see all of the fresh veggies that were in our omelet!We ordered the southwest omelet without pork, potato hash and Belgian waffle. Everything was delicious and the chef was very accommodating to our vegetarian restrictions. The syrup on the waffle was amazing and fresh blueberries really topped it all offThe potatoes were perfectly crispy and sautéed with a bunch of veggies Highly recommend if you're staying at the castle, such a great experience!

Memorable and unique location! We took our daughter here for her 6th birthday lunch at 11am. Service was extremely slow and spotty. We waited an hour for the food to come out. I asked if that is normal and they said it is during brunch. Okay but no drink refills in that hour and when the food finally did arrive, the three strips of bacon for $8 were so overcooked we did not eat it (removed from bill). I have had really positive experiences here, including an awesome music event. Maybe today was just an off day for the restaurant but it will not be my recommendation list for Lex, going forward.

Absolutely delightful experience! We are staying at the Castle and ate here for dinner and breakfast. Both meals were delicious. They have a farm to table menu with fresh fruits and veggies they grow onsite. The rest of their food comes from local farms in the area. For dinner we had the fried green tomatoes. They were plump and delicious. You could really appreciate the tomato. We split the rack of lamb and trip tip pappardelle pasta. Seriously some of the best pasta I've had. The sauce was to die for and the tri tip was s so tender. The lamb was delicious as well. Hubby had a whiskey dew to drink and loved it! For breakfast, we had the country breakfast and the country breakfast bowl. The portions were huge and the bowl was delicious and not greasy. We split a cheddar biscuit. I definitely recommend checking out this restaurant. It doesn't disappoint!

Has to stop at the castle when we were driving by. Then we find out there is a restaurant inside that serves some delicious food. The location is spectacular and you can roam the castle grounds and roof. The service was quick and friendly.

Fit for a Yelp Elite King and Queen I present to you The Kentucky Castle for this 10am breakfast feast. Another wonderful reservation surprise from my beautiful wifey.As I came upon Pisgah Pike Road the castle grounds are overwhelming as the size of this structure soon swallows you and the horse you rode up on.After checking into the gate house we parked and walked into a thick stone wall perimeter of the castle. We were greeted by a beautiful manicured garden and water feature. Looking to the left a pool, which guests of the Castle hotel were enjoying. We entered the castles heavy metal doors and were drawn into a gorgeous decorated interior and reception for the dining room.After being sat, Trenton our server promptly arrived to take our drink order. I chose French press coffee...excellent choice. I wasn't sure what breakfast dish I wanted to commit to. For my choice I asked Trenton for help. He suggested the Cordon Bleu Chicken biscuit......the end.Thanks Trenton, folks this is a beautiful dining experience full of amazing taste popping flavors that include vegetables picked from the Castle grounds. When near Lexington, Kentucky check them out.

Tourist Trap. Not an authentic Kentucky experience. We ended up not eating here, but for the price, you'd at least expect more ambiance. Seeing overweight people at the pool on the way in is a big turn-off.

This restaurant is excellent. Expensive but the love and care are in every dish. Unpretentious and well-sourced delicious ingredients. The fresh herbs and vegetables from the farm are in every bite. Sometimes the service is a wee bit slow, But the wine list and good food will not disappoint. Enjoy a cocktail on one of the upstairs porches. The views of magnificent horse country abound.

We went last year for a birthday lunch and it was wonderful. We went yesterday and it was very disappointing. My turkey panini was a grilled turkey sandwich. The fries were very bland. Cheeseburger was mediocre at best. Definitely was not worth the trip from Louisville.