Pour Folk Provisions Co. — Restaurant in Lexington

Family friendly, if your family can hang. We went out exploring with 4 of 6 of our kids (4mo - 9yo) and decided to give this place a try! They were having a trivia night in the brewery area, so it was packed and loud, but manageable. With that being said, they have an extra door into a small room where you order by the kitchen. This room had 2 bar tables and another midsized table. We chose the mid-sized tall table in the smaller room. This was much quieter and much more heated on this cold night. Something to note, I am in a wheelchair, so not only was this VERY wheelchair friendly, but the table we sat at was also wheelchair friendly. While taller, it was an accessible table. The bathrooms we also wheelchair friendly. ☺️

We ordered the Nachos, Bibimbap, Teriyaki, That's so basic pizza, Cookie sandwich, and some glass bottle Cheerwine (SO stoked they had the glass. Perfection.)

Everything was really good. The nachos were big, covered, and tasty. The only difference between the Bibimbap & Teriyaki bowl was the meat. So that confused us at first, but both bowls were absolutely delicious. There is just a hint of spice in the sauce, and the bowl overall tastes like deconstructed sushi! It was amazing. The kiddos ate the pizza, but we did give it a taste. It was cooked to perfection, and the sauce was full of flavor and spices. The cookie was 2 oatmeal style cookies (think oatmeal cream pie) they were SO soft (squish to grab a bite soft) with a whipped filling, not super sweet. They are big too and totally worth the money.

All in all, we will be back. They didn't mind my 2 year old singing Let it Go in the echoes of the room. Customer service was...

In one word. Terrible. Had the wings. Worst I ever had. Done in turbo chef oven or something. Skin rubbery. Not good. I left 3 of 6. The “watchos” which are waffle fries with beer cheese and bacon were also terrible. Fries not cooked enough. Was a soggy mess. Then there was the Caesar salad. Not impressed. Supposedly they have good pizzas someone said but the topping combinations were just wierd. One involved putting lettuce on it after it was cooked. Overall the place looks like someone spent the least they could on co vetting an old building into a brewery type restaurant. All food served I. Paper plates, bowls, etc. Plastic forks…and the cheap kind. Broke 2 eating a salad. This place is for beer drinkers who don’t know how to cook and who don’t know what good food is. We didn’t finish anything but the bloody Mary’s. And they didn’t have hot sauce. Who makes bloody Mary’s and has no hot sauce. Also everything is self serve. You have to go to a counter to order and have to pay beforehand. Why I tipped I have no idea. They didn’t do anything. And this little restaurant is inside of the brewery so you have to have 2...

Place looks like a great option to hang with friends. Plenty of seating. Food smelled wonderful coming in and flavors were good.

However, I feel like price was really high for amount of food. I got the Bibimbap Bowl and it was A LOT of rice and small amounts of toppings. The protein was a very small portion size, probably just over 2oz... Carrots, cucumber, green onion, crispy onion, jalapeno, rice all cheap food. So why $13 especially when there's hardly any protein?! Flavors are on point just make it worth the money. Also, note that the chicken is served cold. I saw that in another review so was prepared for it but honestly would be such a better dish if chicken was warm.

My teen got the Here Comes the Boom pizza, he liked it but again very little protein. So again price seems a bit high.

All in all, despite flavors being there. I wouldn't come back due to high price and little portions of...