Best Coffee Shops and Cafes in Frankfort

"Looking for more things to do in downtown Lexington with a little history involved?. The Henry Clay Estate is a great option for something to do in the area!. A huge Italianate home with two wings and surrounded by greenery and forest, it is a testament to old Lexington."

"Part historic home and part public park with storybook gardens, Ashland was the Italianate estate of famed statesman and great compromiser Henry Clay (1777–1852), one of Kentucky's favorite sons."

"Unfortunately we are almost out of our specials for the day but we still have awesome... Broomwagon Coffee + Bikes is a cool place where bicyclists can pop in for supplies and munch on wraps, burritos and sip on a local brew. The café’s talented baristas can whip up any coffee or tea concoction that you can dream of."

"A photo posted by Broomwagon Bikes + Coffee (@brmwgn) on Sep 23, 2016 at 10:01am PDT. Broomwagon is a coffee shop unlike any other. That's because not only is it a coffee shop, it's also a bike shop, beer garden, and cafe."

"I can’t tell you how many times this place has saved my morning. They reliably have quality food, local, a rotating menu and it hits that breakfast spot ..."

"LeMatin was established August 9, 1982, originally as only a bakery. They are a family owned and operated small business, currently including not only the bakery, but also a cafe and wine shop."

"Martine’s has been supplying Lexington brides with exquisite cakes for twenty years and recently opened a new shop that offers desserts, salads, and sandwiches in addition to their cakes. The shop is bright and airy and you’ll feel like you are in a gorgeous European bakery and not in the urban center of Lexington. My favorites treats here are the Nutella bars and the individual cake slices (try the pistachio)."

"Martine’s Pastries, offers fine pastries, specialty and wedding cakes. Looks beautiful, tastes even better, priced for everyday. They take great pride in their work and strive to provide you with an exemplary culinary and customer care experience."

"But we’re open as heck :) #HotChocolate #FlightLife #ShareTheLex : @lexfoodguide. For those whose guilty pleasure is chocolate, Chocolate Holler will be your heaven in Lexington!. This is the city’s go-to place for all things chocolate."

"This inviting and tranquil space does everything coffee and chocolate. From chocolate desserts and truffles to chocolate drinks and mocha coffees, this is the coffee shop to visit for an indulgent morning, afternoon or evening."

"Baristas can help you choose from the seven types on offer, maybe the chili-spiked one from Mexico or the strong dark one from..."

"Culver’s® is a family-favorite restaurant known for cooked-to-order ButterBurgers, handcrafted Fresh Frozen Custard and Wisconsin Cheese Curds. Welcome to delicious®."

"You won’t be disappointed with the taste and quality of cakes, cookies and other sweets that they bake fresh daily at Caramanda’s Bake Shoppe. They are locally owned and operated and also offers free wedding consultations where they feed you cupcakes and work with you to create a custom cake for your special day."

"Go watch the Cats play at Kroger Field during the basketball season. By the way, this is one of the fun date ideas Lexington offers. Lots of emotions and screams will help you remember this day for a long time."

"One of Lexington’s most prestigious institutions and largest employers, the University of Kentucky campus covers much of the city’s downtown. Its expansive grounds feature amazing monuments and impressive art museums, as well as countless halls, colleges and libraries. Established in 1865, the institute has expanded considerably with numerous residence halls and recreation facilities now scattered across the site."

"Having started as the Agricultural and Mechanical College, the University of Kentucky was opened in 1865 by John Bowman and gained its current name in 1916. This university is home to the University of Kentucky Art Museum. Well-known for its permanent collection (that changes exhibits regularly), you will see different forms of art, including prints, photographs, paintings, sculptures, and more."

"The university is open to visitors with prior tour bookings. Visitors can check out the entire campus and residential buildings attached to the university. you are allowed to move around classes and attend portions of lectures."