Druther's Restaurant

10/07/2026

A Quick Sunday Update

Druther’s will be closed this Sunday, October 11, to give our team a much-needed day off.

We have several key members of our team who are unavailable that day, and after looking at our staffing, we feel this is the best decision for our employees and our customers. We don’t like to close, and we very seldom do, but we also don’t want to make things difficult for the staff we do have on hand or compromise the food, service, and overall experience our customers have come to expect from Druther’s.

We sincerely apologize for any inconvenience and appreciate your understanding and continued support.

We’ll be back Monday morning, ready to serve you.

09/04/2026

Today we celebrate 56 years of Druther’s, and we’re especially grateful for all the people who have made it possible.
We are honored to receive these Reader’s Choice awards: Best Breakfast, Lunch, Burger, Fish, and Fast Food Restaurant.
We’re also honored to be named a Best of Kentucky Breakfast Place by Kentucky Living.
Thank you to our customers for your support, and especially to our team who make it happen!💛🐝

05/21/2026

We were honored to see Druther’s nominated in Kentucky Living’s Best of Kentucky contest.

We appreciate everybody who has supported us through the years. Being thought of alongside so many good local businesses means a lot to us.

Our category is next to last on the list if you’d like to vote for us! We appreciate the support!

— Steve

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04/09/2026

Our town

The only remaining Druther's Restaurant in the world is in Campbellsville, Kentucky...still serving up delicious country cooking just the way it always has! Step inside and it feels like time never moved on. The smell of burgers sizzling on the grill hits you first, followed by crispy fried chicken and country ham breakfasts cooked the same way folks remember from years ago. The menu is full of simple, filling favorites like chili, potato wedges, and tater tots, all coming out hot and fresh without a long wait. Even when the line stretches out the door, things keep moving and the staff stays kind and welcoming the whole time. Around here, people don’t just come for the food—they come for the familiar faces behind the counter, too. Whether it’s your first visit or one you’ve made for years, this spot still brings that true small-town Kentucky feel every single time.