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Epicurean Kentuckian: Up Ky 61, and back in time 2013-06-18 - Clay Ridge, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener. (Ad) It just looks like a modern day place from long ago, a place to stop and sit a spell, visit, and enjoy good food, and good company - a place to have a picnic inside or out on the porch or shady lawn. And it is. You never know what kind of entertainment it will offer. Sometimes it's a neighboring, bearing garden truck, to make the salads and home cooked vegetables better - and to do a neighborly thing to keep a community institution going. Sometimes it's a Ph.D with a knack for teaching, enthralling Clay Ridge kids with riddles and math and integers and puzzles about going to St. Ives. It's the hometown of famous people - from many fields: business, military service, education, politics and writing. Today's picnic special: $1.99 Chili Dogs. Everyday, the Clay Ridge basic, Pinto Beans & Cornbread, just $1.99. And, every breakfasts anytime, plate lunches, and fresh cut salads at prices you might pay for coffee elsewhere. It's all at The Store in the Village of Clay Ridge, (Adair County), 7110 Greensburg Road, Columbia, KY. Sheila Ruczienski, owner/manager. Phone 270-385-9157. Hours: 6am-2pmCT/7am-3pmET, 7 days a week. All major credit cards. Smokers & Non Permalink | Comments?

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