A Secluded Restaurant In Kentucky, Wallace Station Is Surrounded By The Most Magical Views

Have you ever been to Wallace Station in Kentucky? Sometimes, it seems, the best restaurants are ones that take you on a bit of an adventure to get there. The delicious food is your reward for the journey. Wallace Station Deli and Bakery in Versailles is a secluded restaurant that requires a drive, but is surrounded by the rolling hills of The Bluegrass State's beautiful horse country. And the drive itself is along one of the most magical roads in the whole country. Prepare your taste buds now, because this epic destination is calling your name.

Wallace Station Deli and Bakery is located at 3854 Old Frankfort Pike, Versailles, KY 40383.

It is one of the many restaurants owned by Chef Ouita Michel, who is very well-known in the culinary world. She has been nominated as Best Chef Southeast and Best Restaurateur several times by the James Beard Foundation.

This delectable dining destination is located in the heart of Kentucky's horse country, so you'll enjoy a gorgeous journey on your way to the eatery.

The restaurant is in a building that is listed on the National Register of Historic Places, and was built around the turn of the 20th-century.

The restaurant may seem like it's out of the way, but Old Frankfort Pike is known as one of the most gorgeous drives in the country.

This lovely drive is nicknamed "Thoroughbred Alley" due to the abundance of beautiful horse farms. Driving this road should be on every Kentuckian's bucket list... and every out-of-towner's, too! This spot is beautiful all year round, but it's most stunning at sunrise or sunset.

This is a typical view along Old Frankfort Pike.

Good thing Wallace Station Deli serves breakfast, because you could see a beautiful sight like this, go get some wonderful food, and then head to nearby Keeneland Race Course or Woodford Reserve Distillery (or both). Now that would be the most "Kentucky" day ever!

You order at a counter inside, where you can still easily imagine what this building must have looked like when it was just an old country store in the early 1900s.

You can also order for curbside pickup, which is arguably even more rewarding since you can find a pretty spot along this stretch of road to pull over and eat while you admire the local landscape.

Don't forget to look at their delicious baked goods.

A trip to Wallace Station Deli isn't complete without a freshly made cookie or pastry. The flour they use to bake comes from the Weisenberger Mill, which is just down the road. All of their ingredients, from the butter to the chocolate, are real.

If the weather is nice, sit outside on their back deck or one of their picnic tables.

Nothing quite compares to fresh Bluegrass State air and great cookin'.

Enjoy being secluded out in the country and far away from it all as you take in your beautiful surroundings.

Take a look at this local landmark on Google Maps... there's not too much in the area, except farms and residences, but it's truly a lovely area.

They have all your classic deli favorites, but they have gluten-free options available as well.

Try a classic sandwich on a gluten-free English muffin. It's seriously delicious!

Or get one of these filling and mouth watering Cobb Salads if you're craving some veggies.

Ouita’s Favorite Salad is another unique green-heavy dish, and this one is topped with salmon.

Their most famous item is probably the Big Brown Burger, named for the 2008 Kentucky Derby winner Big Brown.

Guy Fieri of "Diners, Drive-Ins, and Dives" called this one of the top 5 burgers he's ever eaten. The beef for this juicy burger is from right here in Kentucky, and it is served with ham, bacon, tomato, and white cheddar Mornay. Of course, Kentucky-style fried chicken is also available at this landmark.

You can also get a panini version of Kentucky's favorite dish, the Hot Brown. Their Inside Out Hot Brown is turkey, ham, bacon, tomato, and white cheddar Mornay on a grilled panini. Whatever you decide on, however, you'll leave this place feeling satisfied!

Each trip to Wallace Station Deli and Bakery is endlessly satisfying. Treat your taste buds and prepare to fall in love.

Well, we know where we're heading for lunch today... to Wallace Station in Kentucky! Has anyone ever eaten at this secluded but magical restaurant before? Share your thoughts with us in the comments!

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