Sav's Grill and West African Cuisine, 304 South Limestone, sits on the edge of the University of Kentucky campus.
Sav's Grill gives Lexington a delicious taste of West African cuisine
By Wendy Miller Contributing Restaurant Critic
Every visit to Sav's — I have made three — has been a pleasure. Maybe it's the muted tropical shades of paint that portion out the walls into panels of color. Maybe it's the bop in the music that's like a calming heartbeat. Or maybe it's because the multiple flavors of Guinea, the America South and soul food are just so fresh, special and delicious.Holiday reservations, open houses, menus and more
by Sharon Thompson swthompson@herald-leader.com
If you would like to have dinner at Cleveland's in Versailles this holiday season, you should call ahead.
Annette's City Cafe: Although dinner menu isn’t extensive, food has its fantastic moments
By Howard M. Snyder hsnyder@herald-leader.com
Ever since Phil Dunn closed his very popular Phil Dunn's Cook Shop at 431 Old East Vine Street, the restaurants that have moved into the space haven't been nearly as successful. Now, the space is occupied by Annette's City Café.Restaurants
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