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WELCOME CLASS OF 2021 Hey, Wildcats! I hope you’re ready for the best four years of your lives. Life at UK never slows down and the following pages will introduce you to some of the fun things around campus and the awesome city of Lexington. My advice to you is to say yes to stepping out of your comfort zone. Whether it’s dancing for 24 straight hours or attending a sporting event you’ve never been to, all of your experiences at the University of Kentucky will be memories you’ll never forget. Your time will fly by, so take it in, have fun, and remember there’s no such thing as too much Graeter’s ice cream! Blair Johnson Editor in Chief, Inside UK

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Student Government Association President Ben Childress

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Hello Wildcats! I’m excited to welcome you to the University of Kentucky this fall. Get ready, because the next four years will fly by. I want to encourage each of you to take advantage of your time here and enjoy every class, friendship, and opportunity that you encounter. As you acclimate to your new home, you will surely receive mountains of advice on classes to take, places to eat, and sites to see. I want to add three brief pieces of advice that will, without doubt, add depth and value to your college experience. These three things have been instrumental in making my UK experience a memorable one. First, get involved! I cannot stress enough how important this is - it has transformed my college career and subsequently my life. Whatever your passions and interests, there will be opportunities to pursue them. With over 500 student organizations, numerous research opportunities, and continual campus programming there is something for everyone. Not only will this give you a better idea of what you will pursue post-graduation, it will plug you into a support network with resources that will allow you to thrive. Second, be each other’s keeper. As a Wildcat, we each have a responsibility to look out for one another and lend a helping hand when needed. The mutual support that our students share with each other is one of the best parts about our UK community. I’m excited for each of you to experience and partake in it firsthand. Finally, I want to encourage you to give back to the campus and to our Lexington community. This can take shape in a variety of ways depending on your own interests. You can, for example, participate in established philanthropies through the Center for Community Outreach, Greek Organizations, and DanceBlue (just to name a few). But I urge you to not stop there! Let this idea of giving back seep into your everyday words and actions. I can promise you this—you will gain much more by serving and giving than by receiving. So be generous of yourself! With all of that being said, don’t forget to have fun. Go to all the athletics events you can, experience the sites and restaurants that Lexington has to offer, and stay up way too late hanging out with your friends. Enjoy your time here and all the wonderful people that call this campus home. I look forward to meeting you during the coming year and please don’t hesitate to reach out if you ever need anything. Ben Childress SGA President

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Leadership Development Program By McKenna Horsley | Photos provided by Ben Childress

During summer orientation, the number of student activities the university offers can seem overwhelming. If there was only a way to try out several groups at the same time and see which ones you liked best. There actually is. The Student Government Association facilitates the Leadership Development Program for incoming freshmen. LDP was created in 2011 to foster the next group of student leaders early in their college careers. To be involved in LDP, students must apply in September and will be a part of the program for the rest of the year. Representatives from multiple organizations choose the applicants. If accepted, LDP freshmen will take part in a shadowing program with student organizations like the Student Activities Board, SGA, DanceBlue, WRFL, Leadership Exchange, Center for Community Outreach and the Kentucky Kernel. One of last year’s 40 LDP students, Nickie Cashdollar, said the program made her transition to college smoother. The biggest advantage for her getting to know upperclassmen on campus and make connections with her own peers. “It’s really all about helping people we already know are leaders find where they might fit on campus,” she said. Last spring, Cashdollar shadowed SGA Chief of Staff Elizabeth Foster during Cashdollar’s time in the LDP. Cashdollar said she learned more about what SGA had to offer and what Foster did from day to day during the experience. Cashdollar said when shadowing, students meet with their chosen organization for about an hour each week. In addition to the shadowing program, students met with officials in UK’s administration such as UK President Eli Capilouto, completed service projects and learned about their own strengths. LDP worked with Warm Up America, an organization that gathers blankets to donate to the homeless, LDP’s website said. The program also had a resume workshop with the Stuckert Career Center and a networking dinner with the UK Alumni Association, the website said.

Read more about LDP at uksga.org

Cashdollar said at their bi-weekly meetings, LDP would take part in leadership and team-building activities. Former Student Government Vice President Ben Childress said the program was created to connect students with each other, get students interested in being leaders into the right community and link students to the university and Lexington.

“I really think in the last couple of years, we have really tried to emphasize what right now seems to be the leadership problems, working with people that are different than you and sympathizing with people,” Childress said. Cashdollar said Childress invited several guests to meet the LDP, such as Lexington Mayor Jim Gray and Congressman Andy Barr. LDP also visited iconic Lexington places like Keeneland and the Ashland Estate, home of Henry Clay. Childress said the only requirements to apply for LDP are to be a freshman and want to be a leader. “That [being a leader] doesn’t have to mean you have to be the head of an organization or doing something that looks quote-onquote really impressive on paper, but it means that do you just want to be someone that works in a community and tries to make that community better,” Childress said.

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By Becky Faulconer Need help or tutoring for a certain class? Visit The Study to get help immediately. The Study is a free tutoring program located on campus and is available to all students. There’s no need to schedule an appointment — tutoring sessions are all drop-ins and students are welcome to come whenever their desired course is offering tutoring. Not only is the tutoring free, but there are two locations on campus which makes it easy for students to visit, regardless of where they live. The Study South is located in the Complex Commons building and the Study North is in Jewell hall. The South’s operating hours are Monday

The Study South is located in the Complex Commons building and the Study North is in Jewell hall. through Thursday 2-10 p.m. The North’s hours are Monday- Thursday 2-10 p.m. and Sundays 4-10 pm. The Study is closed on Fridays and Saturdays. The tutors at The Study are all undergraduate students who have passed the course they are tutoring, and are well versed on the topic. If your professor or TA has a different teaching style that contradicts your learning style, getting help from The Study could be very beneficial.

This is also a great opportunity to meet people who could possibly be in your class that you haven’t met before. You can form study groups and have someone to contact outside of class for any number of reasons. It is recommended for students to go visit The Study throughout the semester and not just the days leading up to an exam. Students are expected to bring the materials that they will need to do the work (laptop, notebook, assignments, textbook, etc.) they want help with. For a list of classes that are offered at The Study or for more information, please visit www.uky.edu/AE/home.

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UK’s Counseling Center By McKenna Horsley

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Going to college is a wonderful experience, but it does come with some stressful moments. If you are ever feeling overwhelmed or exhausted, a trip to UK’s Counseling Center could be just the remedy. Located in 106 Frazee Hall, the Counseling Center provides free counseling sessions for all UK students. The center has licensed psychologists, counselors and graduate interns that see students for treatment. In addition to individual sessions, students can sign up for group therapy that covers topics such as anxiety, OCD, sexuality and more. Also, the center offers couples’ counseling if one person in the couple is a UK student. Dr. Felito Aldarondo, associate director of the Counseling Center, said that he wanted students to know that it is a resource there to help them. “We want folks to be successful here in college and in life, so if there is some issue that they have struggled with, even if it is not at a crisis point, it’s a good time to work on it,” Aldarondo said. Aldrando said the center works closely with the Behavioral Health department in University Student Health. One reason for this is that the center cannot prescribe medication. Also, both groups have many patients in common. The Counseling Center does a lot of outreach programs on campus. One such program is Let’s Talk. Students can meet with some of the clinicians in places such as The 90 and the Study North during certain hours. No appointment is necessary for these visits. In addition to Let’s Talk, the center holds workshops for campus organizations and classes on test anxiety or career-decision making, according to their website. The Counseling Center will often visit UK 101 classes during the semester. One of the people available to talk to during Let’s Talk is Dr. Matt Ashton. Ashton said the center tried to broaden the types and numbers of services it offered UK students so people could get what they really need. Ashton said any student thinking about visiting the center should come in.

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Yoga is a great way to relax when the stress of a new school year begins to hit. Lexington is booming with yoga classes for all levels. Lululemon at the Lexington Green Saturday’s at 9:00 a.m. Community Yoga at The Livery Tuesday’s at 5:45 p.m. West Sixth Yoga Wednesday’s at 6:00 p.m.

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Be a part of campus life Whether you’re an out-of-state student or just used to bearing the weather for the short walk to cars and buses after school, it is common to come to college poorly equipped for the changing seasons. Here at UK, there are several different items (shoes, especially) you’ll need to survive the volatile Mideast weather. Below is a quick list of some weather fashion basics all freshmen should consider, according to the season they’ll be most useful.

Lexington summers are a force to be reckoned with. When walking across campus from class to class, comfort becomes the most important part of your outfit. Ditch the platform sandals and come prepared for the heated battle with a pair of Chacos or Keds instead. It’s also a great idea to bring sunglasses and baseball caps, in order to protect your face and eyes from the sun rays.

Scarves, scarves and more scarves. Fall in Lex is beautiful and provides the best weather for dressing cute and comfortable. Layering is key, so make sure to bring sweaters and a light jacket to campus. There will be unexpected rainy days, too, so a windbreaker is a deal-breaker on certain days. Make sure to get a pair of rain boots, as well; don’t sacrifice your suede!

Winter is probably the harshest season to experience here in Kentucky. In preparation, make sure to come equipped with all the winter gear. A big coat, lined boots (ducks boots, especially), gloves and a winter hat are big necessities. There’s no way to brave the POT (Patterson Office Tower) and Whitehall “wind tunnel” without them.

April showers bring May flowers. Well, usually. Springtime in the Bluegrass is a turbulent combination of the other three seasons. There will be sunny days, stormy days and days that make students wonder if UK will ever see the sun again. An umbrella will be your best friend, and those rain boots will definitely come in handy again. As long as you have something for everything, this season will be no challenge at all. There’s what you need to be a safe, warm, dry, happy Wildcat on campus. Welcome to Kentucky! Go Cats! 18 | Inside UK 2017

2017 brings a whole new wave of fun activities to students. Check out the classic events, as well as new ones planned for the year.

Participants throw water balloons at the CSF water balloon fight at Johnson Center field. KENTUCKY KERNEL FILE PHOTO The first thing that should be on every student’s to-do list is to visit the UK art museum. Entry is always free and its easy to swing by even in-between classes. The museum switches out exhibits consistently through the year. Along with the art museum, the Singletary Center frequently has different concerts, such as free jazz concerts, and guest celebrities who come to speak. Last semester, we had comedian John Mulaney as well Academy Award-winning actress Viola Davis come and speak at an event. These events are typically free or have a very low price for UK students. Another great event is the weekly movies that are played at Memorial Hall. Each week, a different movie is played and all students are welcome to come, watch a great movie, and unwind. One of the most well-known activities at the University of Kentucky during the fall semester is the annual “World’s Largest Water Balloon Fight” hosted by Christian Student Fellowship at the end of K week. This event is open to all UK students. Just bring your student ID and an extra set of dry clothes! The fall semester is the prime time for most sports games. The University of Kentucky is known for our great sport teams. At least once throughout their college career, students are highly encouraged to visit a football game and a basketball game. Every fall, thousands of students get together and tailgate the day of a highly anticipated football game. Tickets are less expensive for students and attending the game with your friends while cheering on the Wildcats is always fun.

Make sure you find a day to attend the Fall Keeneland meet. KENTUCKY KERNEL FILE PHOTO

The Wildcats take the field before the game against the New Mexico State Aggies. KENTUCKY KERNEL FILE PHOTO

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The University of Kentucky is widely known around the nation for its athletics — specifically basketball. Here is a chance the get to know and appreciate the other athletics on campus. Welcome to UK, GO BIG BLUE!

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team that beat the third-ranked Florida Gators, this past season.

UK TRACK AND FIELD Feel free to attend a Track and Field meet where Sha’Keela Saunders won her first ever NCAA title last season in the Long Jump competition.

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UK GYMNASTICS UK SOCCER Make sure to check out a UK men’s or women’s soccer game as multiple players from both teams were named All-Region this past season.

the two-seeded Wildcats competed in the NCAA Regional for the 13th-consecutive season this past year.

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their swings at the courts.

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UK Cross Country So much excitement for the University of Kentucky’s cross country team as Jacob Thomson was named SEC Scholar-Athlete of the Year in the 2016-2017 season.

UK VOLLEYBALL Memorial Coliseum is the home of the University of Kentucky Volleyball team, which is only one of nine teams to make the NCAA Tournament for the last 12 consecutive years. Kentucky Kernel | 23

Kentucky Wildcats guard De’Aaron Fox puts up a layup against the North Carolina Tar Heels during the 2017 NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament South Regional Elite 8 at FedExForum in Memphis, TN. KENTUCKY KERNEL FILE PHOTO

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Country star Jason Aldean performs at the Red, White and Boom Festival. KENTUCKY KERNEL FILE PHOTO Lexington has many cuisines to offer to the foodies around town. Something about a local restaurant makes you feel at home even if you are a visitor. To find a new KY Proud spot to show your state pride, continue reading about our Lexington’s Locals list. By Jillian Jones

Nick Ryan’s Located at 157 Jefferson St. offers such a warm and friendly atmosphere that you can enjoy for any occasion. Enjoy the spring and summer seasons by dining on the outside patio or enjoy the rustic inside of the restaurant. Start off your meal with an order of Beer Cheese Fries that would get your taste buds ready for the entrée order of Shrimp & Grits. You can choose from a menu that offers delicious dishes from the land and sea as well as a large menu of spirits and craft cocktails & martinis. www.nickryans.com/ County Club: Located at 555 Jefferson St., County Club is known for expanding and exploring the art of traditional American meats and barbecue that includes international flavors and traditions. Their menu offers a variety of meats to choose from such as Kentucky cow, hog, sheep, goat, and chicken. Enjoy any meal here because they offer brunch, lunch, dinner and weeknight specials but plan your visit accordingly because they only have limited amounts of their most popular meats. www.countyclubrestaurant.com/ Carson’s: If you really want the full BBN experience, get reservations at Carson’s Food & Drink located at 362 Main Street. Choose an entree from their decadent menu and top it off with a local craft brew. Offering seafood and local favorites, Carson’s atmosphere will make you never want to leave Lexington. www.carsonsfoodanddrink.com/

Minglewood: Minglewood isn’t your average bar. Located at 159 N. Limestone, this is a great place for friends to hang out, listen to live music and enjoy craft cocktails and belly-filling meals. Come for dinner every night or brunch on Saturdays and Sundays! www.facebook.com/pg/minglewoodbar/menu/?p_ref=pa&ref=page_internal

Chocolate Holler A sister business to A Cup of Commonwealth, Chocolate Holler is Lexington’s newest chocolate and coffee bar. Located at 400 Old Vine Street, suite 104, you’ll be able to come in and choose from a list of drinking chocolates, chocolate espresso drinks, coffee, baked goods, and many more treats! www.acupofcommonwealth.com/chocolate-holler/

Blue Door Blue Door Smokehouse offers daily prepared smoked barbeque at 226 Walton Ave. Blue Door has a limited amount of meat, so unless it sells out they are open from 11-3pm M-TR, and 11-8pm F-Sat. You can choose from their menu of brisket, pork, chicken or sausage as well as from a lengthy list of their homemade sides and sauces. www.bluedoorsmokehouse.com/Home_ Page.html

Crank & Boom Lexington’s Ice Cream lounge in the middle of Distillery District, Crank & Boom is located at 1210 Manchester St. You’ll be able to choose from a list of Kentucky Proud made craft ice cream as well as a list of select wines and spirits to make a creamy cocktail. www.crankandboom.com

Le Matin Located at 889 E. High St, Le Matin is a family owned and operated bakery and café that gives you a taste of French Cuisine in Lexington. Le Matin’s menu offers soups, salads, sandwiches and more as well as a wine list. Make sure to check out their coffee and baked goods choices as well to cure your sweet tooth! www.lematin-zuni.com/menus

Third Street Stuff & Coffee Lexington’s Fair Trade Certified Organic coffee shop located at 257 N. Limestone, Third Street Stuff & Coffee offers a wide variety of coffee drinks and baked goods to choose from (baked goods are supplied from Bluegrass Baking Co. and Martine’s Pastries). This coffee shop is a great representation of what makes Lexington so great! www.thirdststuff.com Sav’s Chill Sister shop to Sav’s Grill, Sav’s Chill offers locally made gourmet ice cream for Lexingtonians. Located right on campus at 289 S. Limestone St., Sav’s Chill is a great place to cool down with unique flavors of ice cream, gelato, sorbet or frozen yogurt. The unique flavors range from Bourbon Ball to Hot Banana or even Lavender Gelato to Ale-8-One sorbet. Sav’s Chill is always coming up with new flavors, so make sure to be on the look out so you don’t miss it! www.savschill.weebly.com/our-flavors.html

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The Burl is an old train depot repurposed as a live music venue. It opened July 2016 and hosts both local and national talent of all genres. It is located across from the Distillery District on the corner of Thompson and Manchester. KENTUCKY KERNEL FILE PHOTO

Taking Art To The Street Lexington has rapidly developed into a city known for its increased artistic nature. More and more architecture and buildings all over our fantastic city are adorned in murals of all shapes and sizes, colors and subject matter. These insanely unique, expressive works capture the essence of the heart of the bluegrass and can be seen all over the city, from the Bluegrass Airport to the Distillery District. A group of artists in a local organization called PRHBTN gathered in 2011 to bring art to the greater Lexington area. The artists come together to celebrate art that may be seen as criminal or marginalized. Through sponsorships from local businesses, these artists are able to annually come together and create multiple pieces of art in Lexington. Most of the pieces are within walking distance from each other and emulate an array of themes and styles of murals. Grab a friend, hop on a bike and see these great sights around our city! 28 | Inside UK 2017

UK alum Mandee (right) and friend Elizabeth watch Brazilian artist Eduardo Kobra and crew spray paint a mural behind the Kentucky Theater on Main Street. KENTUCKY KERNEL FILE PHOTO Kentucky Kernel | 29

Kentucky Kernel’s KRNL Fall Fashion photo shoot at Bi-Water Farm. KENTUCKY KERNEL FILE PHOTO

Kentucky Kernel’s KRNL Fall Fashion at The Burl. KENTUCKY KERNEL FILE PHOTO

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ON CAMPUS • Cats Den – Blazer Hall • Chemistry Breakage Fees • Coke® machines • Football Stadium Concession – Student Section • Football Tickets • Hilary J. Boone Center • Kentucky Clinic Pharmacies • Library Fines • Ricoh – Copying & Printing • Ricoh Document Service Center– W. T. Young • Singletary Center for the Arts • UK Dining – All locations • UK Healthcare Pharmacies • UK Ticket Office – Bowman’s Den • University Health Service • WildCard UKID Center – Bowman’s Den • WildCat Cafe – 3rd Floor KY Clinic

• Touche Salon - Richmond Rd • Unique Beauty Threading Salon – E. New Circle Rd

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• CD Central – S. Limestone St • Collins Bowling Center – Southland Dr • Comic Interlude – Waller Ave

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• NuHealth – Hamburg

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• Good Foods Co-op – Southland Dr • Kroger– Euclid Ave • Lucky’s Market - Virginia Ave

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CUBAN • Brasabana Cuban Cuisine – Lane Allen Rd GREEK • Athenian Grill – S. Ashland Ave.

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AMERICAN • A.P. Suggins – Romany Rd • Arby’s® – S. Limestone St • Buffalo Wild Wings® – S. Broadway • Chatham’s Southern Comfort Foods – E. High St • Chili’s® – Market Place Dr & Richmond Rd • Columbia Steakhouse Downtown - N. OFF CAMPUS Limestone St • Denny’s® – Nicholasville Rd AUTO • High on Art & Coffee - E. High St • Faulconer Brothers – Rosemont • Joella’s Hot Chicken - Cochran Rd • Josie’s – Chevy Chase Place Garden • The Julep Cup – Woodland Ave • Meineke Car Care Center - Pimlico • Noodles & Co.– Nicholasville Rd & S. Pkwy Limestone • O’Charley’s® – Nicholasville Rd BOOKSTORES • Phillip’s Market - S. Limestone • eCampus.com® – Palumbo Dr • Raising Cane’s® – Hamburg, Harrodsburg Rd, Nicholasville Rd, & S. • Joseph-Beth Booksellers – Lexington Upper St Green Ramsey’s – W. Zandale • Kennedy’s Wildcat Den – S. Limestone St • • Saul Good - Alysheba Wy, Mall Road, & • University Bookstore – Student Center N. Broadway • Smack’N Spuds - Richmond Rd CLOTHING/SHOES • T.G.I. Friday’s® – Fayette Mall Plaza & • Alumni Hall – Fayette Mall & W. Main St Hamburg • Waffle House® – S. Broadway & Walden Dr • Bluetique - Woodland Ave • Wing Zone® – Eureka Springs Dr & • Country Club Prep– Euclid Ave Southland Dr • Oneness – Jersey St • Rose & Lime - S. Upper St BBQ • Wildcat Wearhouse – S. Broadway • City Barbecue - Harrodsburg Rd & Richmond Rd • Clark’s Pump-N-Shop – Winchester Rd • Wildcat Market – Columbia Ave

• Dunkin’ Donuts® – S. Broadway

BURGERS • BurgerFi - Rojay Dr • Five Guys® Burgers & Fries – Nicholasville Rd • McDonald’s® – S. Limestone St, Nicholasville Rd, & Versailles Rd • SmashBurger – S. Upper St • Sonic Drive-In – S. Broadway • Tolly-Ho – S. Broadway CHINESE/SUSHI • Blue Reef Sushi & Grill - S. Broadway • Hibachi Express – S. Limestone St • iChing – Hamburg • Mandarin Cafe and Sushi – Nicholasville Rd • Wong Wong Chinese Restaurant – Southland COFFEE/DONUTS • Coffea - Rose St • Common Grounds Coffee House and Cafe – E. High St

ITALIAN • Joe Bologna’s – Maxwell St • Johnny Carino’s – Fayette Mall Plaza

MEDITERRANEAN • NiceNPan – S. Limestone PIZZA • Blaze Pizza – S. Limestone St • Donato’s Pizza® – E. Main St • Gattitown® – Nicholasville Rd • Mad Mushroom Pizza – S. Broadway • Marco’s Pizza – Nicholasville Rd • Mellow Mushroom Pizza – S. Upper St • Papa John’s Pizza® – Euclid Ave • Pazzo’s Pizza – S. Limestone St • Verona Pizza - Richmond Rd RESTAURANT DELIVERY SERVICE • LexEatIn – Online & Phone SANDWICHES/SUBS • Firehouse Subs® – S. Upper St • Jersey Mike’s - S. Broadway • Penn Station – S. Broadway • Schlotzsky’s Deli® – Nicholasville Rd • Subway® – Nicholasville Rd, Versailles Rd, Waller Ave & Woodland Ave SWEETS/TREATS • Dairy Queen - Virginia Ave • Graeter’s Ice Cream - Euclid Ave • Insomnia Cookies - Jersey St • Red Mango/Nestle Toll House Cafe - S. Broadway • Sav’s Chill - S. Limestone St TEX/MEX • Chipotle® – S. Limestone St • Chuy’s – Nicholasville Rd • Cinco de Mayo – Maxwell St • Local Taco – S. Limestone St • Moe’s Southwest Grill® – Fayette Mall Plaza • Qdoba Mexican Grill® – Euclid Ave • Salsarita’s Fresh Cantina – Nicholasville Rd WEST AFRICAN • Sav’s Grill & West African Cuisine– S. Limestone St

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