The Miller House
Chef-driven Southern supper in a restored 1905 home — and more than 700 bourbons waiting in Spirits, the bar downstairs.
Garden & Gun
Featured · 2026
“…the top-notch bourbon bar that even those in the know might discover by accident…”
On Spirits, the bourbon bar beneath The Miller House
Celebrated far beyond Owensboro
- 2026Garden & GunFeatured: Spirits, the bourbon bar beneath The Miller HouseRead more
- 2023Tasting TableTop 5 Bourbon Bar in the U.S.Read more
- 2020Library of CongressSpirits photographed for Carol M. Highsmith’s America ProjectRead more
- 2017Whiskey AdvocateOne of the best whiskey bars in AmericaRead more
- 2013–2016The Bourbon ReviewOne of the Best 55 Bourbon Bars in the Country, four years runningRead more
- 2012111 Fabulous Food Finds in KentuckyOne of the best food finds in KentuckyRead more
Upstairs.
Chef-driven Southern fare, elevated — fried green tomatoes, shrimp and grits, seared filet and jumbo lump crab cakes, fresh, seasonal and made to be shared.
Bourbon below.
The cozy little bar beneath the house — with more than 700 bourbons, the largest bourbon bar in Western Kentucky.
Southern classics, elevated
Seasonal menus built on Kentucky Proud products, with vegetables from our own garden — served in a home built in 1905.
Filet of Beef with Gratin Potatoes
Seared 8 oz. filet, demi-glace, gratin potatoes, sautéed broccoli
- Chef's favorite
Fried Green Tomatoes
Fried green tomatoes, remoulade
- House specialty
Ancho Chili & Coffee Rubbed Ribeye
Seared 12 oz. coffee and ancho rubbed ribeye, mashed sweet potatoes, sautéed spinach
Bourbon Meatballs
House-made meatballs, bourbon barbecue sauce
- House specialty
700+
bourbons on the shelf
The largest bourbon bar in Western Kentucky
Everyday pours to rare barrel picks — and a team that loves to help you find your next favorite. Whether you collect or are just starting out, there is a glass here with your name on it.
In the Library of Congress
Spirits, photographed by Carol M. Highsmith in 2020 for her America Project — part of the national collection.
A house with a story
Elmer Miller built his home on East 5th Street in 1905. A century later Larry and Jeanne Kirk set out to restore it — and not even the tornado that struck Owensboro in 2007 could stop them.
Chef Kasey Kirk-Dillow
Kasey wanted to be a chef or a photographer for as long as she can remember. A semester in London set her course: after graduating with her degree from Kentucky Wesleyan, she left for culinary school in Louisville.
More reasons to stay a while
Sunday Brunch
Sundays, 10 AM – 2 PM. Southern eggs Benedict with Broadbent’s country ham, crab cake hollandaise, chicken and waffles.
Catering & Events
Weddings, corporate gatherings and family celebrations — at the house or at yours, with off-site bartending and bourbon tastings.
Gift Cards
Give a Southern supper in a historic home. Buy online in a minute, or ask your server.
Coming up
Visit the house
Reservations are recommended but never required — walk-ins are always welcome.
Call us
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Hours
Opens today at 10 AM for brunch
| Monday | Closed |
|---|---|
| Tuesday – Wednesday | Dinner opens at 5 PM |
| Thursday – Friday | Lunch 11 AM – 2 PMDinner opens at 5 PM |
| Saturday | Dinner opens at 5 PM |
| Sunday | Brunch 10 AM – 2 PM |
Spirits bar Tue – Sat from 4 PM
