A-O

• Azur, 3070 Lakecrest Cir. | $$$ | Upscale American
• Blue Heron Steakhouse, 185 Jefferson St. | $$$ | Steakhouse
• Carson’s, 362 E. Main St. | $$ | American
• Dudley’s, 259 W. Short St. | $$$ | Upscale American
• East End Tap & Table 333 E. Main St. | $$ | Casual American with an international twist
• Frank & Dino’s, 271 W. Short St. | $$$ | Upscale Italian
• Goodfella’s, 1228 Manchester St. + 110 N. Mill St. | $ | Pizza
• Han Woo Ri, 371 S. Limestone | $$ | Korean
• Indi’s, 670 N. Broadway | $ | Fried Chicken
• Josie’s, 821 Chevy Chase Pl. | $$ | Classic American Diner
• Kentucky Native Cafe, 446 E. High St. | $ | Unique small plates
• Le Deauville, 199 N. Limestone | $$$ | Upscale French
• Merrick Inn, 1074 Merrick Dr. | $$$ | Upscale Southern Cuisine
• Nic & Norman’s, 135 W. Main St. | $$ | Classic American
• Omakase, 848 E. High St. | $$ | Sushi

P-Z

• Pearl’s, 133 N. Limestone | $$ | Bagels + Pizza
• Que Taco, 550 S. Broadway | $ | Tacos + Burritos
• Ramsey’s, 151 W. Zandale, 4053 Tates Creek Center, 3090 Helmsdale Dr. + 4391 Harrodsburg Rd. | $ | American Diner
• Stella’s Kentucky Deli, 143 Jefferson St. | $$ | American
• Tony’s, 401 W. Main St. | $$$ | Steakhouse
• Ume Ramen, 867 S. Broadway | $ | Ramen
• Vinaigrette Salad Kitchen, 1781 Sharkey Way, 113 N. Broadway, 2200 War Admiral Way, 3735 Palomar Center| $ | Salads
• Wallace Station, 3854 Old Frankfort Pk. | $ | American
• ItalX, 160 W. Main St. | $$$ | Upscale Italian | Ok, we’re cheating a little bit here, but let us know if you know of any spots that start with X.
• Yama To Go, 1080 S. Broadway | $ | Japanese
• Zim’s, 215 W. Main St. | $$ | American

• Everything is Science | Friday, Feb. 24 | 6-8 p.m. | Ethereal Public House, 102 W. Vine St., Lexington | Free | Sip local beer and learn about the concept of time at this fun, interactive, and engaging city-wide science festival.
• Vinyl Richie | Friday, Feb. 24 | 9 p.m. | O’Neill’s, 2051 Richmond Rd., Lexington | $10 | Dance the night away to Lexington’s most diverse cover band singing everything from 2Pac to The Beatles.

• Cokey Meet-And-Greet | Saturday, Feb. 25 | 1:30-5:30 p.m. | The Kentucky Theatre, 214 E. Main St., Lexington | Stopping by on a visit from the Kentucky Fun Mall, meet “Cokey” the inspo behind the action comedy “Cocaine Bear.”
• Grayson Jenkins Live | Saturday, Feb. 25 | 7 p.m. | The Burl, 375 Thompson Rd., Lexington | $15 | Hear the classic country sounds of this local singer with support from Tyler Lance Walker Gill and Kristina Murray.

• Candle Making with Crystals & Essential Oils | Sunday, Feb. 26 | 2-3:30 p.m. | Greyline, 101 West Loudon Ave., Lexington | $65 | Harness your intentions for 2023 by hand-pouring your own crystal-filled candle.
• Peter and the Starcatcher | Sunday, Feb. 26 | 2:30 p.m. | Leeds Center for the Arts, 37 North Main St., Winchester | $18 | This screenplay upends the story of Peter Pan and playfully explores the bonds of friendship, duty, and love.

• 50º | Partly cloudy | 2% chance of rain

• The LexPark Board has officially approved the city’s proposed changes to its metered parking policies. Effective immediately, on-street parking will once again be free on the weekends and after 7 p.m. on weekdays. 🚗 (LEX18)

• We found the purr-fect weekend activity. In partnership with Itty Bitty Kitten Rescue, Wise Bird Cider is hosting Kitten Yoga on Sunday, Feb. 26 at 11 a.m. There are just a few spots left to show off your cat pose in this paw-some, all-levels yoga class.

• Happy birthday to Equus Run Vineyards in Woodford County which is celebrating 25 years in business this year. Owner Cynthia Bohn converted the former tobacco and cattle farm into a vineyard in 1998. Thirsty? Check out our vineyard guide to sip on even more local wine options. 🍷 (LEX18)

• With all the buzz about this week’s release of “Cocaine Bear,” we might forget there’s a lot more to that story. Take a step back in time with former and current WKYT reporters as they share their experiences covering “The Bluegrass Conspiracy.” (WKYT)

• Thanks to the Kloiber Foundation, the Kentucky Children’s Hospital has a new space designated for adolescent patients. The Kloiber Foundation Teen Lounge is a recreation room outfitted with tech gadgets like gaming consoles, 3D printers, LEGO Education kits + more. (UKNOW)

• Far Out Espresso, Woodland’s newest coffee shop, announced new lunch and dinner options to its food menu. In addition to its delectable desserts, visitors can now find a variety of pasta dishes like baked penne + creamy fettuccine alfredo. 🍝
• February is National Potato Lovers Month. Celebrate the prized spud by cooking up this recipe for Baked Potato Soup (think: baked potato in a bowl). Like sweet potatoes more? Mix up your Mex with these Sweet Potato Tacos. 🥔 *

• This Princeton grad’s startup raised $161 million to help people plan for retirement — and its free tool can match you with up to three vetted financial advisors serving your area who can help you work towards financial freedom. Try it out for yourself.*

• 55°. That’s the optimal temperature for storing wine. So unless you enjoy keeping your humble abode chilled year round, we recommend buying a wine fridge to foster favorable conditions for long-term aging. Our pick: this sleek wine fridge with touch-panel control and capacity for 24 bottles. Cheers. 🍷 *

• Kentucky Refugee Ministries accepts cooking + baking supplies that are underused or can be reused.

• Lexington Habitat for Humanity uses donated equipment + furniture to build homes — whether you have leftovers from a project you didn’t complete or can reuse supplies from a remodel. It will also pick up pre-approved car donations.

• Neighbor offers storage options listed by locals. Rent anything from an attic, a shed, a spare bedroom, and a garage to store your stuff. Bonus: You can also rent parking spots.