
Located at the newly renovated James B. Beam Distillery campus in Clermont, KY, visitors indulge in a unique whiskey forward dining experience unlike anything else on the Bourbon Trail. Each dish and cocktail at The Kitchen Table connects visitors to not only our family and its history, but also our homestead and the land that surrounds us.
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Address: 522 Happy Hollow Rd, Clermont, KY 40110
Phone: (502) 347-2920
Website: http://www.visitthekitchentable.com/
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Reviews
The bourbon offerings were extensive.
If we return again to the Distillery, we will also make a return visit to the restaurant.
The environment is really nice and provides a relaxing atmosphere to sit and unwind while waiting for a distillery tour. The service was wonderful; the staff were all attentive, friendly, and made us feel right at home with true Southern hospitality.
Now for the food highlights:
Pot Stickers Appetizer: While not exactly pot stickers, we started with the Duck Poppers (creole-seasoned duck breast wrapped in bacon with a cane syrup gastrique) which were highly recommended and absolutely amazing.
Great Pizza: The wood-fired pulled pork BBQ pizza was a standout. The crust is made with the same proprietary yeast strain used in Jim Beam bourbon, which adds a unique touch, and the pizza itself was delicious.
Bourbon Balls Dessert: You can’t leave without trying the Bourbon Balls for dessert. Made with chocolate, pecan, and cookie crumbs, they are the perfect, classic Kentucky finish to the meal.
And last The Kitchen Table’s signature cocktail Old Fashioned … of course was amazing too.
Overall, the excellent food, great service, and lovely atmosphere made it a fantastic part of our Jim Beam experience. I highly recommend it!
The pepperoni pizza was perfect with the touch of honey. Thin crust dough had a great flavor and texture. (Must be the yeast)
The Kentucky Burgoo soup was out of this World good. The smoky flavor enhanced it to the next level.
Venue: is a pretty cool place. We sat on the enclosed patio. Was very comfortable
Food: Brisket and grits were great. Ribs were not cooked consistent. 1st rib was crunchy and over cooked. 3 and 4 were perfect. 5 and 6 took a bit of effort. I like mine to almost fall off the bone. Garlic fries were great
Drinks: Soda was flat originally and on the 2nd refill. The Bourbon breeze was more luke a whiskey sour. We couldn’t taste the coconut.
Drinks were not watered down and priced reasonably for the higher end food they serve. The south by southeast was very tasty. Compared to the bourbon breeze which was a bit salty for my taste.
Husband had a “we are the proof” bartender’s choice drink. Old fashioned with distillers beer mash. Fun and unique flavors.
Waitress was nice. She wanted to get you food and drinks quickly but was not upset with us asking to look at the menu for a minute.
Don’t forget to stop by and have a sit with Mr. Noe and Dot.
The fried chicken is absolutely to die for, as well as the empanadas. Honestly everything on the menu is amazing, and we love to see that they offer a well thought about kids menu. Another thing that you just don’t see often, the kids menu is just fantastic.
If you’re in town or a local, this is a must!