Kentucky Fudge Company

Fantastic place, atmosphere is really out of the ordinary and I love the old diner feeling it gives! The food however, failed me. It's a restaurant, not a museum - because of that, I'm giving it 3 stars. Both times I've eaten there, the food tasted like I could have easily made it myself. The presentation was great, but the food itself just isn't worth my money

Staff was friendly & efficient. Place was steeped in history & nostalgia. The homemade icecream treats were delicious. Only drawback: to be called Kentucky Fudge Company they only had a little bit of fudge. Only a few varities sold in tiny cups ( quarter of a pound sizes for $3.25). So they are more ice cream & deli than fudge shop.

Such a neat and historic place. The ice cream was really good too! Maybe a bit heavy with the chocolate sauce but that’s just a personal preference.

Nom. Nom. Nom.

Love love love the Kentucky Fudge Company. I believe it is an old drug store converted into a restaurant/ice cream shop. Anyhow, friendly service and tons of fun stuff to choose from. The ambiance takes you back to turn of the century Kentucky when, in a foggy retrospect, things were simpler. They make great sundaes!

This cafe is one of my all-time favorite places to visit. Not only is "The Fudge" (our term of endearment) a staple for the locals, but the charm of this historic drugstore has been lovingly restored and is a mandatory pit stop for many tourists as well. I've recommended it as a perfect first date, with interesting menu items and an atmosphere that evokes a surprising joy when you walk in. They often feature live music, trivia, or other interesting events to give you something a little different for your night on the town. Go! You'll be thrilled you did.