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Awesome food review yet again! And well worth the wait for another civil war history lesson with the Great with a capitol G Professor Goodall! Hands down one of my favorite topics in history. Blessings to you and your family with the upcoming holidays.

So is ur dad not from Louisville? Why the UK shirt???

thank you for the great tour Coach…sure makes me want to revisit Kentucky.

Love it. These Bread and Breakfasts keep history alive. I look forward to traveling through Kentucky sometime soon.

Wonderful keep it up..

Wow, I haven't gone to Mr. Gatti's for decades. Last time, I went to biggest Mr. Gatti's that had huge arcades about 2 decades ago. Unfortunately, I can't remember where's location of that. Oh, I also used to eat at Mr. Gatti's back in 1990's on Shelbyville Road near Hurstbourne.

That Bonnie and Clyde's deep dish looked fantastic! If I was ever down in those parts in Kentucky I most DEFINITELY would hit this spot!

Kentucky girl try a little bit of mustard on your gravy next time you have biscuits and gravy. Soooo good it what my family does.

Tailgating without a sporting event. Genius!

Kentucky girl. Steven Foster was my first restaurant I ate at in barge town. Love it

We done review a year ago in New Castle Kentucky and that’s where my dad is from and that’s where my dad is buried it when I seen your video tonight I got kind of sad because I ain’t been in Newcastle since my dad passed away 2005

Strangely enough, over the weekend, we purchased a cast iron plant stand in Cox Creek. It belonged to the grandmother of the owner. It turned out her family owned the Maple Hill property and operated the foster children's home at that location. She told us the stand had always been there from her first memories and her grandma topped it with flowers. It came with the family when they moved from Maple Hill. Really enjoyed this one, Barry, and the food looked great. The Civil War history was excellent. History, no matter what, should be embraced and not feared or held with disdain. Thanks!

I was there maybe fifteen years ago and this video reminded me I need to go back! Awesome stuff!

Kentucky girl. I love barge town KY. Have you ever ate at Steven Foster restaurant.

That isn't far from us.

You should do a video of Moby Dick

Loading up on carbs also 😂

I bet Ryan is a cool dude to hang out with. I want to try out some of that amazing grace! amen!!

I have stayed their twice and enjoyed both times, beautiful home

Great video Barry!! So much great content wrapped up in one video!

we have an amish store in adams county ohio, they have the best sandwiches around.

Dear Barry.....wanted to wish you and yours a blessed Thanksgiving. I'm thankful for your content. It has helped me through some hard times. It still does.

Chili spaghetti, slice and scoop like you're eating a piece of pie, that way you get proper distribution in every bite. Locals don't dive in from the top.

Enjoy the history? Segregation / slavery/ Jim Crow oh really? Thanks but no thanks 😳🤔

Have you ever seen a ghost?

Please check out Mama Rosa's in London! Another Chicago joint....

2:40 Genitalia. Nice.

Quit scaring me my brother.

Yall try Lisa chicken in ft worth..

My home state is sooo beautiful. Love Kentucky ❤

Goodall gotta get out more. Bread pudding, stewed tomatoes and pickled beets are very common here in Iowa.

Wow, Cliffside restaurant. I used to ride along with my pals, my bicycle and hang out there when I used to live in Frankfort. Jo Mann used to be the cook there and drove a 69 or 70 GTO with a hurst shifter. It was a bad car. Joe was a really nice guy. He wore white t-shirts, had a black, duck tail style hair cut, mutton chop side burns and rolled his cigarettes in his sleeve. We thought he was the coolest guy in Frankfort. In the summer, we would walk across the street and swim in the Kentucky river. There used to be a big tall old sycamore tree that had a rope and chain attached to the top. Supposedly it had been tied up there since the 37 flood. I'm sure it's gone by now. But we would grab that rope, bring it up to the very top of that edge of the hill where there was an old stone wall and swing out from it to jump in the river. Certain times of the year, the Kentucky river would become what we would call pickle green. You could see schools of minnows swimming in it and we would haul out a big rock when we would swing out over the river and try to drop it on the school of fish. We used to say we were bombing Japanese and German submarines. This would've been in the early 70s.

This was one of your best videos yet. A lot more than just food was covered here. Looks like a peaceful place to go away and get off the grid for a while. BTW I'm noticing more and more your girls do NOT want to be in the videos anymore LOL. Teenagers!

You should do a review of Josannes in Lexington also great soul food also . Tell them Jonathan told you to come by ❤

Once again, youve opened me up to a place. In a city i live in. Great work.

That savory pancake looked good I wouldn't mind trying that. The bed and breakfast was beautiful. Thanks for another great review and history lesson!!!

Love those sounds you put on the bites! Makes us laugh every time, never stop doing what you do for our communities!

The sandwiches there are just over priced deli meat sandwiches. That being said I get lunch there every now and again but again a little over priced for what you get

I live in lexington. and didnt know this place was here. Im going to go now.

Good job as always

Fancy smanshy

I used to love them when I was a kid. No idea if they’re as good as they used to be though. They closed all of them in Missouri a long long time ago.

I cant imagine what your cholesterol is.

😮❤❤ it truly greatest vibes ever and respect from 205 pisces black alpha Male Birmingham Alabama home of the civil rights movement

Fantastic, does Sam like harness racing??

Really a beautiful place to go, and murder and mystery shows ❤️👍🏼

The architectural surroundings of history are very nice.

Beautiful surroundings in times gone bye,so well preserved with 💕

We need one in Minnesota.