Pat's Place

Our server was kind and polite. Food was brought out in a timely manner, but flavor wise honestly Huddle House or Cracker Barrel would have been a better choice. Prices are fair for what you get.

Restaurant is right on Main St in Downtown Bardstown. The interior is warm and inviting with a fireplace on one wall. The staff is friendly and the food was delicious. We split the western omelette and the strawberry banana pancakes. Our friends had the breakfast biscuits and stuffed French toast with a side fried potatoes. Everything was perfectly cooked and homemade. The breakfast sandwich had real eggs... no McDonald's eggs here.

Cute, little Bardstown diner has great servers, atmosphere and FOOD!! I'm not a breakfast person but man it was great!

stopped here on our way out of KY after the Kentucky Bourbon Fest. Seemed like everyone was there for the same thing. We all had that hungover look and the food / coffee made it better. Service was great and with a smile. The food was hot and fast and amazing. And the coffee kept coming. we will make this a part of our KBF routine every year now. the place was very clean inside and tables were promptly bussed leaving that clean vibe. loved it.

Stopped in before hitting the trail. Really good home cooking. Chill, local atmosphere and great fresh ingredients. I had the egg, cheese and sausage sandwich and added Mayo, lettuce and tomato. Delicious! Think I will start getting this sandwich like this all the time! Service was quick and very friendly. Great spot!

We love trying new places and one of our favorites are family owned small businesses. Pat's Place is run by Pat and her twin daughters. Their burgers are handmade patties, just the right 80/20 mix and dressed the way you like. So good . Great atmosphere and the twins took great care of our group. Highly recommend trying Pat's.

Nice little restaurant with some good food. Biscuits were soft and fluffy and the omelette packed with veggies. The wait staff were very attentive making sure we had enough coffee (very important)

A nice little breakfast spot on Third with a simple, yet great menu. A must visit when in Bardstown.

"Mom & Pop" style restaurant with "home cooked" meals. I've had the meatloaf and the country fried steak on different days for lunch; Both were good. Service could be a little better. Sunday brunch... I loved the stuffed French toast; it was not overly sweet. My 2 disappointments would be... the Banana Nut French toast, I originally came for, they were out of, and that they close so early on Sundays, so it's hard to get there before they close on Sundays.But... being out of something usually means it's really good so, maybe one of these days I'll get to try it. And, closing early really isn't a big deal... they have to do what's best for them. I still made it 1 Sunday.

Food is mid and they keep upping the price with no improvements on quality, just like every other restaurant around these days. Not the first place I'd choose unless I'm eating out with my grandma if you know what I mean.