This is Kentucky’s Most Weird and Wonderful Roadside Diner

Why go to a chain diner to eat when you can get a unique and delicious experience at this diner in Kentucky?

Some of the best-hidden gems are small-town diners. Whether you go there for the coffee, a yummy slice of pie, the huge menu, or the overall dining experience, these restaurants are often overlooked nowadays. That being said, we have quite a few local diners scattered all across the country that folks should really make a point to visit, rather than choosing the familiar national chains. Shows like Diners, Drive-Ins, and Dives have done a really great job of highlighting unique local restaurants all over the country, and recently, one website listed the most weird and wonderful diners in each state.

The Most Unusual Roadside Diner in Indiana

Lovefood.com recently listed the best diners in each state. The diner chosen for Kentucky has been around since 2006 and has become a local staple. Christi’s Cafe in Louisville is a family-owned, locally run diner, serving homestyle favorites for breakfast, lunch, and dinner.

Here's what Lovefood.com had to say about Christi's Cafe:

Lovers of bright colors will adore this old-school diner in Louisville. Complete with a pink and black awning and retro welcome sign, this spot has personality in spades – and it serves up an excellent menu of home-cooked favorites. Expect everything from chocolate chip hotcakes and oozy grilled cheese sandwiches to platters piled high with juicy meats and Texas toast.

Christi's Cafe has a pretty stacked menu. There's a little bit of something for everyone. They even have their own food challenge called the Big Dixie Burger Challenge. You have 20 minutes to eat a burger that features three pounds of beef along with a side of fries. Check it out below:

You can learn more about Christi's Cafe, and even check out the menu so you can stop by the next time you are in that area, by clicking here.