Places to stay in Lower Kings Addition, Kentucky
Local restaurants include Giovanni's Pizza, Pj’s Pizza & More, Fish Bowl Bar And Grill, and Cantina Ixtaccíhuatl.
If you are travelling in the area, Lower Kings Addition is located close to Portsmouth Public Library, Monk Hollow, Bussey Hill Chapel, Fairview Church and Sparks Cemetery.
Available Lower Kings Addition lodging
We currently have 4 accommodations in and around Lower Kings Addition.
Lower Kings Addition Hotels, Motels, Resorts, B&Bs and Extended Stay
Lower Kings Addition Camping & RV, Cottages, Rentals and Lodges / Ranches
Approx 5 miles away in West Portsmouth:
Things to see and do, places to eat in Lower Kings Addition
The Scioto Ribber ( Dining / Steak ). Located at 1026 Gallia Street, Portsmouth, 2 miles from the center of Lower Kings Addition. We pride ourself on being a restaurant where families can sit down and enjoy great food straight from the grill!
We offer plenty of seating and are always willing to accommodate whoever steps through our doors.
Our menu has a variety of fine hickory smoked meats, and sandwiches for lunch time or dinner. Whether you're looking for a dinner for two or a large party, coworkers or family, the Scioto Ribber is the place to be.
www.thesciotoribber.com 
Patties & Pints ( Dining / Pubs / Bars ). Located at 546 2nd Street, Portsmouth, 3 miles from the center of Lower Kings Addition. From 1920 to 1933, Alcohol was banned in the United States. On December 5th, 1933 the ban was lifted. We wanted to build a restaurant that paid homage to the repeal of the 18th amendment . We’ve built a modern-day speakeasy nestled on the banks of the Ohio River. Come join us and check out our 50 beers on tap, another 36 in bottle, and some blast from the past burgers. Don’t forget to grab a picture with “Huck” our Model-T who played a role in speakeasies during Prohibition.
pattiesandpints.com
Lofts Coffee Company & Roastery ( Dining / Coffee shop / Tea ). Located at 842 Gallia Street, Portsmouth, 2 miles from the center of Lower Kings Addition. For a coffee roaster, one of the most rewarding experiences is “going to origin,” or traveling abroad to purchase raw beans from farmers. Because the coffee plant flourishes near the equator in distant countries like Colombia, Kenya, and Indonesia, there is often a disconnect between farmers and U.S. coffee distributors. At Lofts Coffee Company, we seek to bridge this gap. We take pride in building sustainable, equitable, and long-term relationships with our farmers. It is our goal to develop an appreciation for the task of growing and processing exceptional beans to bring back to coffee lovers in Portsmouth, Ohio. To foster this relationship with farming partners, and to ensure we are bringing you the highest-quality product, we travel to origin regularly.
loftscoffeecompany.com