Bourbon n' Toulouse is a street-food stop in Chevy Chase, Lexington.
Editorially verified August 18, 2026 by Lewis Vaughan, TableJourney editor. Source.
Signature dishes: Crawfish etouffee, Gumbo
Tip: Order at the counter and grab a porch table; vegan and gluten-free pots are always on the board.
Address: 829 Euclid Ave, Lexington, KY 40502
Tortilleria y Taqueria Ramirez presses corn tortillas behind a grocery counter on Alexandria Drive, and Lexington queues across town for the burritos.
Try: Burritos on fresh-pressed corn tortillas
Tip: Buy a warm stack of tortillas to take home; the counter moves fast even when the queue reaches the aisles.
El Buen Taco parks its truck at Village Drive on Lexington's west side, turning out no-frills street tacos that top the city's taco-truck rankings.
Try: Street tacos from a fixed-site truck
Tip: Order al pastor and carnitas by the pair and eat at the tailgate; the truck holds its Village Drive spot daily.
Wing KYng fries wings in more than 45 sauces from its Greyline Station counter, TO Williams' 2017 venture grown into a late-open Lexington favourite.
Try: Wings in 45-plus sauces
Tip: Ask for the Dirt Bowl Classic sauce, named for Lexington's summer basketball league, and expect a fresh-fry wait.
Crank & Boom scoops Toa Green's small-batch ice cream in the Distillery District, the dessert window Lexington hits between Manchester Street bars.
Try: Kentucky-made small-batch ice cream
Tip: The bourbon and honey flavour is the local order; the Clays Mill shop covers the south side when queues run long.
Bert's SpeakCheezy builds Prohibition-named gourmet grilled cheeses like the Hotsy Totsy on Liberty Road, the food truck that earned a Lexington storefront.
Signature: The Hotsy Totsy
Tip: Tuesday to Saturday only; the Blind Pig and Dizzy Dame rotate with seasonal melts, so order at the counter and ask what is new.
Big Kahuna grills Hawaiian barbecue plates and stacked burgers on Liberty Road, the Lexington original that later added a second Clays Mill Road shop.
Tip: Closed Mondays at both shops; the Liberty Road original keeps the shorter queue at weekday lunch.
