We all have enjoyed the little Mom and Pop type diners along our many journeys. You know the type of place I’m speaking of. The little cafe that serves up the locals every morning. You can sit back and learn about all aspacts of life in one of these little places.
Should you ever get to LaVergne, Tennessee you owe it to yourself to stop in at Kym and Bev’s. See instead of a mom and pop it’s a mom and daughter type place. Kym and Bev are a mother daughter duo that serve up tasty treats and lots of laughter and smiles. This team takes turns behind the counter doing the cooking. I like to say that one day you get good food and one day you get good service. Truth is you always get good food and service. I just have to poke fun at Kym to keep her on her toes.
If your sweet tooth is needing a fix you are in luck. Bev’s deserts are to die for. She uses recipes passed down from her mother and grandmother. Kym is also known to whip up some pretty good sweets too. One thing is certain, you will come away from your visit full of good food and with a smile on your face.
Oh, one last thing. When you visit Kym and Bev’s be sure to bring cash American. You see these ladies don’t take plastic. You won’t need to take a loan to get your belly full. So the next time you are near LaVergne stop on by the corner of West Jefferson Pike and Old Nashville hwy for some good eats. You can give them a call at 615-213-2378 for take out orders.
Ride Safe,
Ronman
Travel along highway 68 in Fairview Kentucky and you’ll notice a very tall concrete structure. Having passed this way several times I had learned that it was the Jefferson Davis Monument. I must admit that I’ve never been a big fan of Jeff Davis, although I do enjoy learning about the “War of Northern Aggression”.
Take the time to do the tour if you visit this monument. The view is spectacular. It amazes me to think of how difficult it must have been to build this monument at the time it was built.
Nothing like spending a wonderful afternoon with a few friends on a scooter ride. Learning some history is an added bonus. You may not be able to check out this historic marker but I feel certain that all of us have something just as interesting right in our back yard.
