Heading home from TN after watching the total solar eclipse, I missed my turn onto 31E and ended up on 31W. Big mistake, because I got tangled up in the most horrendous traffic jam in Elizabethtown, KY. A 3.5 hour drive turned into an 8 hour marathon. That was the good news. Stopping at 2B Thai turned out to be the bad news. I'm not one to totally bash a business but....... I generally could care less about ambiance or atmosphere. If the food is good, I'm good. Well, this is the worst Thai food experience ever. Now let me preface this by saying my friend and I both ordered the chicken pad-thai. I cannot critique any other dishes. It was bland and lacked any hint of spice. So, I requested something to add some flavor and heat to my dish. Well, I added enough spice so it was spicy hot. So now I have a spicy hot serving of bland chicken pad-thai. It was floating in a puddle of soupy bland funk. The bowl it was served in was strange. Perhaps to distract from the size of the serving. I guess I should be happy the serving was unusually small since it was awful. Pad-Thai is a simple Thai dish. I have tried Pad-Thai from several establishments with varying levels of flavor and spiciness. This sort of looked like pad-thai but without the egg, shallots and carrot. Nevertheless, if you prefer your pad-thai with a sweet spicy flavor, with egg and shallots and carrot, you must find another place. Ok, so the Pad-Thai was terrible. Well, the atmosphere was even worse. There was this bizarre acoustic guitar music. It sounded like someone learning to play. And, not very well. Most Thai restaurants play subtle Asian music or nothing at all. If my friend had not pointed it out, I may have not noticed. Besides, I was focused on my lackluster pad-thai. I was most disappointed. With that said, I really cannot blame 2BThai. I fell for the rave reviews. Perhaps the folks in E'Town don't know what Pad-Thai is supposed to taste like. Or, what the basic ingredients are. If anyone here gets a chance, go to Thai Garden in Georgetown or Taste of Thai in Lexington. You will be shocked. For now though, you should change your name to "Trying 2B Thai". One star is one star too many.