Main Street is just 3 minutes away
Food scene
CaffeMarco
729 Main StreetLocal artisan coffee roaster located in the 700 block of Main Street
Craft cocktails, beer and made from scratch fresh sandwiches and huge salads. Wednesday - Saturday evenings
Rose & Thorne Pub
609 Main StreetCraft cocktails, beer and made from scratch fresh sandwiches and huge salads. Wednesday - Saturday evenings
Hopewell Bake Exchange
719 Main StreetArtisan breads backed fresh
Lil's Coffee House
627 Main StOld fashion lunch counter with fresh sandwiches. Open till 2pm
Canonero’s Cigar & Bourbon Bar
713 Main StreetLarge selection of cigars and Kentucky Bourbons. Rotating food trucks
Paradise Café
731 Main StreetHospitality PLUS from Lee. Oriental menu with some great Vietnam dishes
American restaurant with a nod to Souther Cuisine ad Kentucky Bourbons
10 locals recommend
Trackside Restaurant at Paris Train Depot
134 E 10th StAmerican restaurant with a nod to Souther Cuisine ad Kentucky Bourbons
Happy People Coffee Company
706 Main StCoffee roaster with fresh breakfast and lunch sandwiches and wraps
One of many Tex Mex restaurant and our favorite. Fantastic selection and large portions. Great prices, service and a full bar.
Perico's Mexican Restaurant
4221 Lexington RdOne of many Tex Mex restaurant and our favorite. Fantastic selection and large portions. Great prices, service and a full bar.
Sightseeing
Kentucky's largest halter shop. Halters, belts, pet collars and more. Shipping worldwide since 1982. 1929 Main Street, the corner of Main and 20th street.
Quillin Leather & Tack
716 Main StreetKentucky's largest halter shop. Halters, belts, pet collars and more. Shipping worldwide since 1982. 1929 Main Street, the corner of Main and 20th street.
Home of some of Americas most popular Stallions. This 2000 acre farm has been run by the Hancocks since the early 1900. Gift shop, tours and the resting place of Secretariat.
25 locals recommend
Claiborne Farm
703 Winchester RdHome of some of Americas most popular Stallions. This 2000 acre farm has been run by the Hancocks since the early 1900. Gift shop, tours and the resting place of Secretariat.