Do you desire to get away from the hustle and bustle of the city? Are you looking for a local business with some down home country charm to grab a quick bite to eat with the kids?
Look no further than the Beaverlick Trading Post in Verona, KY!
Owners Mimi and Joe Borne have re-opened a small town landmark after 30 years. The Beaverlick Trading Post can be found on the corner of US 42 across from Boonedocks Bar and Grill. The Borne Family took over the store with the intention of it being a “small town general store with modern technology.” Mr. Borne’s biggest wish is to be on a first name basis with all of the post’s customers.
An old-time, hometown feel is the vision for the store which they have seamlessly accomplished. When you walk in, you are instantly greeted by the staff and the warm environment makes you feel like family. There is freshly brewed coffee, an exclusive blend made specifically for the store, waiting to help give you a pick-me-up. Waiting at the counter are delicious homemade baked goods from local bakery, Moxy Treats. Add an assortment of sandwiches made by Mrs. Borne including roast beef, ham and swiss and breakfast sandwiches for a hearty meal.
Natural Goods
If you love natural goods, the country store sells locally sourced raw honey and goat milk products like homemade soap, anti aging supplies, lotion and a variety of baby products. Beaverlick Trading Post has all your necessities as well, from paper plates to sunscreen, medicine, household cleaning products, groceries, frozen food and your usual convenience store sweet treats.
Future Plans at Beaverlick
In the near future, the owners plan to have an online ordering service, where you will be able to purchase anything available in the store. There will also be soft serve ice cream, pizza and a drive thru that you will be able to use to pick them up. Plan your visit soon, they will be happy to welcome you to the family.
The Beaverlick Trading Post is located at 2009 Beaver Rd Union, KY 41091.
Open Monday- Saturday, 6a-10p and Sunday 10a-8p.
