Drake's Lexington

Calling all grill masters – this Father's Day, Drake's is giving away a Blackstone Grill! Head to your local Drake's to enter to win (available in-store).* 🍖🔥

One lucky dad will be selected at each location on Father's Day, June 21.

Don’t forget to grab a Drake’s gift card for Dad, available in-store or online.

*No purchase necessary to enter. Winner does not need to be present to win. No cash value.

Drake’s summer cocktails have officially washed ashore. 🏝️🍹

Welcome to Drake’s Deserted Island, featuring tropical, sip-worthy cocktails made for island vibes all season long.

Check out the menu here: https://drakescomeplay.com/menus/cocktails/

If you need us this weekend... we'll be at brunch 😎

Come play Saturdays & Sundays 11am–4pm for good eats, good drinks, and $5 Bloody Marys or mimosas.

Today, we honor and remember the brave men and women who have served our country, especially those who made the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom. At every Drake's location, you will find The Missing Man Table, also known as the Fallen Comrade Table. This memorial is dedicated to honoring fallen, missing, or imprisoned military service members.

A white tablecloth to symbolize the pure intentions of the service members who responded to the country's call to arms.

A single rose symbolizing the blood that service members have shed in sacrifice to ensure the freedom of the United States of America.

This rose also represents the family and friends who keep the faith while awaiting the return of missing service members.

The red ribbon represents a love of country that inspired the service members to serve their country.

A slice of lemon represents the bitter fate of the missing.

Salt sprinkled on the plate symbolizes the tears shed by waiting families.

An inverted glass represents the fact that the missing and fallen cannot partake.

A Bible represents the spiritual strength and faith to sustain the lost.

A lit candle symbolizes a light of hope that lives in hearts to illuminate the missing's way home.

An empty chair to represent the absence of the missing and fallen.