Boomtown Biscuits & Whiskey: Union Location and Visitor Guide
Boomtown Biscuits & Whiskey currently operates a Union, Kentucky restaurant at 9039 U.S. 42, Suite H. The original Cincinnati location is closed, so older reviews and map results can send diners to the wrong place. Use the restaurant’s official website for the current location, menu, ordering, and hours.
Current location and hours
- Address: 9039 U.S. 42, Suite H, Union, Kentucky 41091.
- Phone: 859-384-5910.
- Monday–Tuesday: Closed.
- Wednesday–Friday: 11 a.m.–8 p.m.
- Saturday: 10 a.m.–8 p.m.
- Sunday: 9 a.m.–3 p.m.
Hours and kitchen cutoffs can change for holidays, private events, or staffing. Confirm the live listing before making a special trip and allow time before closing for seating and food preparation.
What is on the menu?
Boomtown describes its food as a contemporary take on American frontier comfort food. The current menu centers on biscuits, fried chicken, gravies, smoked cheddar grits, sandwiches, sweets, and rotating accompaniments. The bar lists whiskey and bourbon drinks alongside brunch-style cocktails.
Online menus are useful for planning, but ingredients, prices, and availability remain time-sensitive. A named dish from an older Cincinnati review may not be served in Union. Use the current menu and ask the restaurant directly about sold-out items or substitutions.
Ownership and claims
The restaurant’s website identifies Christian Gill as owner-chef and PJ Neumann as proprietor. Treat the biographies and “frontier” theme as the business’s own presentation, not as independent proof of culinary history. Kantuckee has not independently tasted or ranked the food.
Allergies and dietary needs
A biscuit-focused kitchen handles wheat, dairy, eggs, meat, and other common allergens. Menu descriptions may not list every ingredient or shared preparation surface. Ask staff about the exact dish and cross-contact before ordering. “Vegetarian” does not automatically mean vegan or safe for a severe allergy.
Accessibility, groups, and alcohol
Contact the Union restaurant about step-free entry, accessible parking and restrooms, table spacing, high chairs, service animals, and sensory needs. Groups should ask whether reservations or advance ordering are available and whether separate checks can be accommodated.
If ordering whiskey or cocktails, designate a sober driver and remember that brunch timing does not reduce alcohol impairment. Do not combine drinking with a distillery-driving itinerary.
Before visiting
- Confirm that the destination is Union, Kentucky—not the closed Cincinnati location.
- Check the day’s hours and kitchen cutoff.
- Use the live menu rather than a dated review.
- Ask directly about allergies, accessibility, and group seating.
- Use a current ordering or gift-card link only from the official website.
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