9 Restaurants In Kentucky Where Your Meal Is Free If You Can Eat It All
Kentucky has some phenomenal restaurants, and some even offer free food. Of course, there are a few catches, depending on the eatery. Most have a specific challenge that diners must complete on their own, or with one other person. The food itself will be abundant, and in most cases there’s a time limit. Once you complete the meal, it will be free, and occasionally you’ll win cash, a t-shirt, or earn your name on the establishment’s wall.
Here are 9 restaurants where if you can eat it all, your meal is free:
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This 3.5 pound sub sandwich comes with a pound of fries and a 32 ounce drink, which should fill most people up for quite some time. Interested eaters will find this challenge at the Sub Station II at 7905 Dream Street in Florence.
Jail House Pizza at 125 Main Street in Brandenburg offers a challenge for 2 people, consisting of a 30 inch loaded pizza. Not only is the pizza free if you meet the challenge, but you also win $200.
If you have a sweet tooth, you'll find the challenge of your dreams at L & R Soda Bar at Public Square in Elkton. The challenger must consume 8 scoops of ice cream, 3 bananas, 16 ounces of syrup, 16 cherries, 14 ounces of whip cream, and 4 ounces of nuts.
Griff’s Deli at 1640 Scottsville Road in Bowling Green offers a free meal IF you can consume their 6 pound potato, which contain 2.5 pounds of chicken, sour cream, jalapenos, bacon, cheese, onions, and tomatoes.
This 96 ounce burger is delicious, gigantic, and free if consumed at the Gary’s Grill Inn at 1550 Owenton in Corinth.
Each one of these unique restaurants in Kentucky offers excellent food, so it’s easy to “want” to complete the challenge. Unfortunately, some food challenges are not easy, no matter how great the food is. In some cases, the challenger finds their eyes were a bit bigger than their belly. But every so often, someone actually succeeds. Have you ever taken on an eating challenge? If so where? Would you consider trying one of these? Tell us in the comments below!
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