4.5
- 4.3Food
- 4.3Service
- 4.8Ambience
- 4.2Value
Noise • Moderate
USD 75.00 - USD 135.00 per person
Prepaid
1 - 20 people
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4.5
Noise • Moderate
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Mike Gold
Washington, D.C. Area36 reviews
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Kansas City / Kansas5 reviews
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Laurie
San Francisco Bay Area1 review
Dined 4 days ago
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Jonathan Gold
Washington, D.C. Area1 review
Dined 6 days ago
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Lynn
New York City3 reviews
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Carrie Gold
Central Kentucky8 reviews
Dined on 31 October 2026
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Central Kentucky2 reviews
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Central Kentucky2 reviews
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Shirley
Asheville / Western North Carolina3 reviews
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Central Kentucky3 reviews
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Yes, The Last Refuge’s restored-church setting, intimate lounge corners and the dramatic bourbon room make it a memorable spot for anniversaries and special evenings.
For a quieter dinner at The Last Refuge, aim for early evening and try to be seated before about 7 pm, several reviewers note the DJ/band often starts around 7 and the noise level rises; if you want the livelier scene and live music, visit later when the band/DJ is playing.
The patio is the spot guests bring their dogs, reviewers say they often sit on the patio with their dog, enjoying the outdoor space.
Yes, The Last Refuge has a courtyard-style patio that guests enjoy, with patio tables, umbrellas, couches, fire tables and live music on occasion.
The Last Refuge is a dramatic, church-turned-whiskey bar, housed in a restored 1880s German Methodist church with stained-glass windows, vaulted ceilings, vintage chandeliers and an immense bourbon collection, offering pockets of intimate lounge seating, the bottle-lined Amber Room and a lively main sanctuary and courtyard with live music.
Casual dress is the guide, comfortable, nothing formal expected; it sits alongside the venue’s casual-elegant dining style.
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