Known for its arts community and natural beauty, Berea packs a lot in a little town. Here are a few of our favorite things to experience while visiting Berea…

Eat and drink…

  • Native Bagel

    Named a top 50 “Best Bagel in America” by Food & Wine magazine, Native Bagel serves delicious breakfast, specialty coffee and lunch items. A must-try for any visit to Berea.

  • Nightjar

    From the same owners of Native Bagel (and located in the same space), Nightjar offers locally-sourced burgers, draft beers, and premium cocktails where everyone is welcome.

  • Honeysuckle

    Located in the historic Churchill Weaver’s factory, Honeysuckle Dining and Bourbon House is a fusion of all things Southern with hints of modern and world influences.

  • Papa Leno's

    A beloved Berea institution. Papa Leno’s has been serving great pizza and other Italian dishes in Berea since 1984.

  • Doña Maria's Tamales & More

    Authentic tamales, street-style tacos and other Mexican favorites in a casual counter-service atmosphere.

  • Berea College Farm Store

    The Berea College Farm Store offers organic meats and produce, bakery and deli specials and grab-n-go items.

  • Solidago

    Elevated local fare that changes daily, depending on availability of locally sourced ingredients. Located in nearby Paint Lick, KY.

  • Rebel Rebel Lounge

    This eclectic lounge and live music venue offers basic bar favorites and an ever-changing menu of delicious grub.

See and shop…

  • Sunhouse Craft

    Home wares crafted in a manner close to the land, and inspired by the timeless shapes and techniques of Appalachia.

  • PeaceCraft

    Offering fair trade products including baskets, musical instruments, toys and games, and home decor items.

  • Gallery 103

    A quaint retail gallery featuring work by local artist and owners Teresa Cole, studio potter, Robert Craig Thompson, jeweler.

Get outdoors…

  • Hike Indian Fort Mountain

    Locally referred to as “The Pinnacles,” Indian Fort Mountain offers multiple trails with stunning views. The East Pinnacles are a local favorite. Photo: Berea College

  • Hike Anglin Falls

    Located 8 miles outside Berea in the John B. Stephenson Memorial Forest & State Nature Preserve. The hike is under a mile and best after a heavy rain.

  • Hike Boone Trace Trail at Brushy Fork

    Boone Trace Trail offers easy to moderate hikes just within walking distance from The House at 321. The trail mimics the same path Daniel Boone walked in 1775.

  • Explore with Get Outside Kentucky

    Putting Nature & Recreation into our lives is their mission. Get Outside Kentucky offers kayaks, canoes, and bike rentals to help you explore Berea.

  • Ride the Silver Creek Bike Park

    A 3.5-mile+ network of progressive downhill mountain bike trails, jump lines, and a pump track. Perfect for mountain bikers to gain skills and confidence.