HIStory
The 7th District
District 7 Social draws inspiration from the James E. Pepper Distillery, which began producing bourbon in 1879. Our fascination with this historic property led us to plant our flag in the seventh bourbon district of Fayette County, where we derived our name.
We take pride in being part of the historic Distillery District, which is rapidly becoming one of Lexington's most vibrant neighborhoods.
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Our restaurant is not just a place to eat and drink but a social hall, a gathering spot, and a source of entertainment suitable for any celebration, corporate outing, or event.
About the owner
Rebecca is a highly successful entrepreneur based in Lexington. She has made a name for herself across various industries and is the proud owner of District 7 Social and other popular eateries in the area.
In addition to being a skilled architect with an impressive portfolio of unique and inviting spaces, she has left her mark in the Distillery District by designing establishments such as Goodfellas Pizza, Ethereal Brewing, and Crank & Boom.
Rebecca is known for her passion for bourbon and its history, which often inspires her to incorporate this traditionally rustic motif into her interior and exterior designs.
Her dedication to her craft and community has earned her the respect and admiration of many, and she continues to be a driving force in Lexington’s vibrant dining scene.
