Hall's on the River is QUICKLY becoming one of my favorite restaurants around. It is a short, scenic drive from Lexington and Richmond and they have some of the best beer cheese anywhere!
Plus, there is some history connected to their location. Actually, a lot of history.
In 1776, Daniel Boone's daughter was in a canoe with Elizabeth and Fanny Callaway. They were captured by a Cherokee-Shawnee group. A few days later the girls were rescued.
One of the rescuers, John Holder, married one of the Callaway sisters. Later (in 1783), Holder opened a Tavern on the spot where Hall's is at now.
More recent history in the restaurant involves the River itself. There is a display inside of Hall's UNDER the river during flooding!
I had some of their beer cheese soup the other day. It had a nice kick to it, and it was filling. In fact, I had to take some of it home.
On another recent visit, I had their beer cheese burger. They were generous with the cheese, and the burger was huge. A fried banana pepper on it really put this one over the top. And, like the soup, I had to take half of it home for a meal later... it was huge!
http://www.hallsontheriver.com/
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