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( THINGS BETWEEN BREAD) ( BOWL) THIS LITTLE PIGGY 12 BURGOO 7 MARKSBURY FARM SMOKED HAM, KENNY’S FARMHOUSE AWE -BRIE, HOUSE-MADE SEASONAL FRUIT CHUTNEY, PICKLED RED ONION, NEXT DAY SOUP 6 TOASTED ARTISAN WHEAT BREAD LOW ON THE HOG BLT 10 SMOKED PORK BELLY, ROASTED GARLIC AIOLI, TOMATO JAM, LOCAL GREENS, ARTISAN WHEAT BREAD GRANNIES CHICKEN SAMMY 13 (SIDES) SWEET TEA MARINATED CRISPY FRIED CHICKEN BREAST, WHITE COUNTRY GRAVY, BACON JAM, BUTTER LETTUCE, SLICE TOMATO, TOASTED WHITE PULLMAN BREAD CREAM CHEESE GRITS V 3 TURK-CHEE 11 CHICK PEA FRIES VEGAN 5 SMOKED TURKEY, BEER CHEESE, CRISPY ARTISAN BACON, ROASTED TOMATO, PARMESAN AIOLI, TOASTED SOURDOUGH WITH BANANA KETCHUP CRAFT HOUSE BURGER* 14 ROASTED BROCCOLI SALAD V GF 5 MARKSBURY FARMS GROUND STEAK PATTY, HERBED KENNY’S SPRING FINGERLING HASH VEGAN GF 6 FROMAGE BLANC, LOCAL LETTUCE, PICKLED RED ONION, CAULIFLOWER GRATIN V 5 ROASTED GARLIC AIOLI, POP’S PICKLE CHIPS, SLICE TOMATO, TOASTED CRACKED WHEAT BUN CANNELLINI BEAN SALAD VEGAN GF 4 CAROLINA SWINE 12 MAC N’ CHEESE 5 HOUSE-SMOKED PULLED PORK, SHAVED RED ONION, POP’S PICKLE BRAISED GREENS VEGAN GF 3 CHIPS, CAROLINA STYLE BBQ SAUCE, TOASTED WHITE PULLMAN BREAD FRIES V 4 SMOKED GARDEN WRAP V 11 SMOKED LOCAL SEASONAL VEGETABLES, WHITE BEAN HUMMUS, LOCAL LETTUCE, FRESH TOMATO, SALAD CUCUMBER, PEPPERONCINI, ADD BACON JAM GF 2 CREAMY YOGURT DRESSING, FETA, WARM PIADINA BREAD ADD BACON 2 (PLATE) ASADA STEAK AND EGGS* GF 20 MARINADED GRILLED SKIRT STEAK, SMOKED ENCHILADA SAUCE, CILANTRO & ROASTED CORN BROWN BASMATI RICE, SUNNY SIDE EGG, SCALLIONS SHRIMP AND GRITS GF 19 SPICED BBQ SHRIMP, CAJUN CREAM SAUCE, CREAM CHEESE GRITS, ONE HOUR EGG PORK BARREL CHOP* GF 19 CONFIT HERBED FINGERLING POTATOES, CHARRED BABY BOK CHOY, CHERRY ROSEMARY COMPOUND BUTTER SEARED SALMON* 18 SPRING VEGETABLE RISOTTO, CHAR GRILLED ASPARAGUS, MUSTARD VINAIGRETTE, HERBED COMPUND BUTTER ROASTED HALF CHICKEN 17 CITRUS ROASTED MARKSBURY FARMS BONE-IN CHICKEN, SPRING VEGETABLE FINGERLING HASH, NATURAL CHICKEN JUS CRISPY SKIN STRIPED BASS* 22 HORSERADISH CREMA, GRILLED MARINATED LEEKS, ROASTED BEET & SPRING GREEN SALAD CRAFT HOUSE IS AND SUPPORTS OUR LOCAL FARMS, FARMERS, AND BUSINESSES MARKSBURY FARM MARKET - LANCASTER, KY - MEAT, POULTRY, SAUSAGE SHELTOWEE FARM - SALT LICK, KY - GOURMET MUSHROOMS WIESENBERGER - MIDWAY, KY - GRITS, FLOUR, GRAINS GAREY FARMS - PARIS, KY - SEASONAL VEGETABLES KENNY’S FARMHOUSE CHEESE - AUSTIN, KY - ARTISAN RAW MILK CHEESE CREATION GARDENS - LOUISVILLE, KY - LOCAL VEGETABLES, HERBS, CURED MEATS, FRUIT BLUE DOG BAKERY - LOUISVILLE, KY - BAGUETTE, ARTISAN LOAVES LOUISMILL - LOUISVILLE, KY - FRESH GROUND WHITE GRITS, WHEAT GROGANICA FARMS - LOUISVILLE, KY - MICROGREENS, AQUAPONIC LETTUCE, SPROUTS FLOUR, CORNMEAL CAPRIOLE FARM - GREENVILLE, IN - GOAT CHEESE KY GOLD PRODUCE FARM - TRIMBLE CO., KY - LOCAL VEGETABLES POP’S PICKLES - LOUISVILLE, KY - PICKLES .

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