Benton Restaurants

Patti's is not just about the food but more about the experience. The over the top inside decor during the holidays as well as outdoors lighting, seasonal creations, photo ops and the chance to linger will set your mood for the better. Service is stellar and friendly. Food portions are large and flavorful. Expect to pay $20-$50 per entree on the average per person. That is without beverages or desserts. Most people were taking leftovers home with them. Weekends can be very crowded with guests being almost shoulder to shoulder in the gift shop and waiting areas. There are plenty of unique items to choose from in the various gift shops across the property including fudge, candy, pies, homemade breads and Patti's famous Strawberry Butter for sale by the pint jar. Special occasions are acknowledged by the servers with songs and lit candles in the desserts. Not overly showy but pleasant presentation without embarrassment. Be reminded to stroll through the entire restaurant and glance / take photos of the various dining rooms...all with their own theme. Some dining rooms can hold as many as a hundred and for more private affairs...a table for 8 or 12 can be found in their own dining rooms. I encourage you to check Patti's website or Facebook page to review the menu and pricing before you go so you can plan for your budget and visit.

Always a great experience. Been 3 times and will be more. We love this place and the staff truly cares.

From walking through the door the service was excellent. Awesome atmosphere with the piano playing. The food was amazing. We had the Lawson gaint pretzel that was amazing and then had the Gouda burgers that are to die for. Absolutely awesome experience will be back

Server was great not crowded Got seated immediately

The Mixer offers Southern cuisine with an elevated, sophisticated twist, and it does not disappoint. As a native of Hopkinsville, KY, their bourbon cocktail was a nostalgic delight—it truly felt like a taste of home. The star of the evening, however, was the trout dish. Cooked to perfection, it was topped with a white wine sauce that was simply chef’s kiss. The balance of flavors showcased both creativity and respect for Southern traditions. If you’re looking for a place that combines comfort food with a touch of elegance, The Mixer is a must-visit. Highly recommended!