Bourbon Street On Main - Lawrenceburg

Three of us went for lunch New Year's Day. Owner was there. A cool place to hang out with cold beer. We started with the fried mushrooms with horseradish dipping sauce. Very good and a nice portion for 3 people. We sat in the bar side. There is also a dining room side. They have pool tables. All three of us had burgers. I had a patty melt. My sister had the regular one. They all have names, and I can't remember them. The patties are fresh and not over manipulated. Wheelchair accessible. Fun place to hang out. Only down side for me is smoking, it is a bar, it is just a me thing. There is outside seating when it is warmer. We enjoyed the bikers coming in and the comraderie! Will definitely be back.

Supports white terrorist...wouldnt eat there....allowed white folks to verbally attack BLM protests while enjoying their 1 star food.

Bourbon Street has a little bit of everything. A full service bar with pool tables on one side. A dining area with a stage for live music, karaoke, comedy shows and other events on the other. The food is good, the beer is cold and the folks there are nice.

During our visit to the Bourbon Trail, we stumbled upon Bourbon Street on Main and it was a fantastic discovery! The burgers were great, as well as the chicken Bourbon Bites with their famous Bourbon sauce. The homemade ranch was amazing, and the onion rings were perfectly cooked. Norma Jean, the owner, took great care of us. This restaurant was the highlight of our trip. Thank you!

My husband and I used to visit Bourbon Street On Main often when it first opened several years ago. The service was never top-notch, although the staff were pleasant, they were often slow and not very attentive. One night, our waitress even sang karaoke while we waited for drink refills. Over time, the quality of the food declined and the atmosphere at the bar became less inviting. Our last visit was particularly disturbing, as during a Black Lives Matter March, a group of counterprotesters, including militia members in uniform, gathered in front of the bar to spread hate. As a result, I choose to make my voice heard both at the ballot box and with my spending power.