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Epicurean Kentuckian: Well Kept Gourmet Secret Places



2011-12-13 - 501 - Photo by Ed Waggener.
It was an awesome discover, akin to finding Knifley Fire Department fish or Joe Lynn Barbee's tool shop Cajun Crawfish boil. The Adair County Knife Club, which meets in the basement of the Masonic Lodge, 501 Burkesville Street, Columbia, KY, has great food, too, at prices not seen since the Little Store was open two blocks away on E. Fraizier. Two hotdogs, dressed to the nines: $2.25. Desserts: Peach cobbler or German Chocolate Cake, 50 cents. And you can wash it down with a cold drink for 50 cents. The restaurant springs to life on the the first and third Tuesdays, starting at 3pmCT. There's a $2 admission fee, but all the money goes to help others, mostly through Kosair Charities, but also with benefits such as the Shop with a Sheriff program, at Christmas time.


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