Ten Twelve Main

We went on Mother's day, I had the chicken cordon Bleu special which was really very good and a complimentary dessert, I chose the lemon curd cake. Yum! We also really enjoyed the blackberry monitor. My pictures don't do the food justice. They were super busy but they still took the time to make the food right.

This was our first visit to 1012 Main. It was getting late, we were hungry, and the online reviews were promising. Despite being 2 miles away from MO Hwy 13, we decided to give it a try and we were glad we did. The restaurant has a pleasant atmosphere with a historical background, excellent service with a friendly smile, very good food at decent prices, and bread pudding dessert with vanilla ice cream that was irresistable. This place deserves to be filled to capacity!

This was such a great place for a weekend lunch! We started with the homemade spinach artichoke dip that was better than any chain restaurant version. Then we split a mushroom Swiss burger and a chicken bacon ranch burger, with a side of potato wedges. The homemade ranch dressing was great and the dill flavor was very fresh. The bar drinks we had were also wonderful. I also want to say how awesome the staff is! This is definitely a spot I plan to bring guests to when they are in town!

Our group arrived as they opened. The waitress seemed somewhat overwhelmed taking orders for our group. Food arrived and some were very happy with the quality and serving. Before we were done, the place was very busy. Checkout was frustrating as they had problems with their cash app. We were told we could only pay one at a time at the bar so as to not be in the way of food being served to other patrons.

Great food, great service in a very cool, historic Lexington bank. High barreled ceilings with large arched windows gives it an open, airy well lit atmosphere. Everything on the menu is great. They have a large selection of baked goods and desserts, and in the mornings a fabulous coffee bar. The plate sized warmed cinnamon roll can easily feed 4 people. Check out the old vault and the huge, heavy swinging door. There is also an upstairs meeting room that overlooks both the courthouse and the dining area below. The restaurant is directly across the street from the county courthouse—the one with the cannonball embedded in the column in the front of the building! Is a place you must stop by when in Lexington!