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Hmm...as far as I know, for an authentic Hot Brown, you need to go to Louisville!
Curlz at 7:21PM on 02/12/08
Having lived in Lexington for 20 years, you don't have to go to Louisville for a good Hot Brown, but you can, it's only 80 miles to the west, a very nice drive thru horse country. In Lexsington try DeSha's or Ramsey's for a Hot Brown.
I'd also suggest Joe Bologna's for 'bread sticks' and pizza. It sits on the edge of UK's campus, in an old temple--bread sticks are wonderful.
For true KY food, you can travel 45 miles or so south to Berea and Boone Tavern.
Back in Lexington for a little more 'upscale' try Malone's or Sal's--owned by the same folks.
For ice cream--try Graeter's--a Cinncinnati ice cream, but it's the best, by far.
Hope you're going in April, if so, try the burgoo at Keenelend, the throughbred race track--only open for 16 days or so in the spring and fall. Many of the KY derby horses train here prior to going onto Louisville.
Have fun.
myboyzach at 9:36PM on 02/13/08
Ramsey's is awesome!!!! Malone's is great, too. Those are two places that I try to hit when in Lex.
HMcChezz at 10:00AM on 02/14/08