Tolly-Ho

Fantastic grub spot.Solid options ranging from breakfast staples to burgers and loaded fries, all available into the late hours. The interior was clean, spacious, and even had some classic games. Great for groups large or small (especially after a late night). Service was friendly and prompt. Food tasted great and portions were quite generous, though prices were a tad on the higher end for a spot like this. Would still recommend and will likely be returning.

This is a fun place because of the nostalgia. In my lifetime "The Ho" has been in 3 different locations. This is a place with easy parking for "old alumni" but not really walkable from campus. We stopped in for a Saturday afternoon lunch. My burger was dry but with a nicely toasted bun and a good amount of toppings. As I remember the old locations to have great juicy greasy burgers. It was really clean, that hasn't been the case in some past locations. Loved the cheddar tots.The sodas were self serve so you did not have to ask for or pay for refills. I don't think I will be back, it was a fun trip in and a side step down memory lane.

Not for the price. This late-night college fave is not the place to go for the value, when you have the need to recoat your stomach and rehydrate with salty food. While the staff work hard to serve you, the burgers have steadily gotten unsatisfying for the final stop of the bar-crawl. The big advantage is how close it is to the college-bar scene. They need to stay close to this when the location closes and when/if they move.

I stopped in for a late lunch. I had their version of a triple cheese burger along with an order of onion rings and a strawberry shake. Culver's need not worry about any competition here. The burger had to of been pressed down while frying as it was dry in the trio. Not a bad burger, just not good either. The onion rings could use a grease change in the vat. I found them underwhelming and little actual onion in the ring. Unfortunately the breading wasn't that good either. The strawberry shake was probably the best of the three but comparing it to others offered in today's market place I would put it at a 6. No reason to return unless I was out at 2am and needed to soak up some alcohol.

Straight out of 1970. Very collegiate, fried and hearty/caloric foods. Some arcade games and a smoke shop? inside of the store. Open 24 hours, which is awesome when drunk. Kind of a ways away from other establishments, but theres parking. The area itself isnt that safe at night, and I live right by and refuse to walk there after sundown. Not too expensive, everythings pretty good. Place is a frat house cigarette turned into a burger joint.

Flashback to late 70's. Great place for breakfast and a Ho burger. There's nothing better than breakfast at a local restaurant with local history. Keep going Tolly-Ho!!!

It's been a faithful friend to me for 30 years. I followed them before and I'll do it again this time. I love their ho burger. It's everything I want in a greasy spoon. Their omelets are also very good. The shakes are wonderful. Give it a try.

We went for breakfast on Tuesday morning. The first really notable thing is the prices have gone up A LOT. First of all, it was freezing in there. Fortunately l was wearing a coat; as a rule, I tend to be too warm.I got my usual: a veggie omelet. It was wonderful. They only had white bread for the toast, instead of the usual offerings of wheat or sourdough. The last location also had raisin bread which was what l always got. My husband and I also ordered extra crispy hash browns with onions as we always do. When they came out, they looked perfect except they forgot the onions. Flavor-wise, they were awful. I'll venture to guess they were fried in really old grease. What a letdown, especially considering how expensive they've become. My husband got bacon and scrambled eggs which were as good as usual. The counter guy was super nice, and actually brought our trays to the table, which was unexpected.In the women's restroom, in the handicapped stall (I am fortunately not handicapped, but that was the open stall), the toilet paper was 2 1/2 feet from the toilet. NO WAY could l have reached it if l truly were handicapped. I'm 5'4", so average height. After having eaten at all Tolly-Ho locations over close to 50 years, since my teens. I think l may not return due to the combination of price and all the little details, after all, eating out should be relaxing.

I'm an old guy so this is my 4th(!) Tolly Ho location visit. The Great: best burger in Lexington! The Good: Fries, Tots, Breakfast, Shakes. The Ugly: $3 for cheese and $.50 for self serve tap water is not a good look. Shakes are almost $7 but that counts as dessert as well as drink so we can let that slide. They even hauled over the pinball machines but i think they are in need of service. Of course, i will be back.

Got a burger and a BLT for what was supposed to be $12.50 and somehow magically it turned into $19 WITHOUT TIP. I don't understand how the fuck this happened. I also didn't get a side with either.