Oh my goodness.
I have wanted to eat at this restaurant for so long!
Many years ago my husband had heard from some co-workers about how wonderful the restaurant was, as well as the Kentucky Hot Brown. So of course, you know it went on my list. And yes, there is actually a list. Haha!
I believe The 16th opened right before the pandemic - and like many small businesses - I do believe it struggled a bit. I'm not completely sure, but I feel like I read online that they had switched to catering only for awhile.
Well - somehow, and for some reason I cannot remember how I found out - THEY ARE OPEN FOR DINING AGAIN!!
My husband and I planned a date night and headed to Hodgenville, Kentucky.
#willtravelforfood , remember?
The 16th is named for our sixteenth President, 'ol Abe himself. Hodgenville is the birthplace of Abraham Lincoln, and the town has done a wonderful job of celebrating that. So much so, that even the local radio station is ABE 93.7! (Oh, how I love a small town who still has its own radio station!!!)
Anyways, back to the restaurant. The inside was just as perfect a I was hoping it would be, with the pressed tin ceilings and gorgeous hardwood flooring.
