This social-media ad inspired me to immediate action: “Tomato season has returned, and so has the beloved Haymarket BLT!
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From spotless silverware to estimable fare, everything about Perso signals a level of care that permeates the entire dining experience.
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Kiwami means “ultimate” or “extreme” in Japanese, and after inhaling a couple of its outstanding items, I’ll go along with that.
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Clay Oven has been an Indian-food favorite for me since its arrival in 2013. I like it so much that I’ll go there even when I’m not reviewing.
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Naive Kitchen + Bar in Butchertown – one of my favorite places for eating indoors – has a really delightful patio hidden behind the building.
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Anoosh Shariat turned over the reins of casual Noosh Nosh to immigrants from India, who say they want to carry on his dream.
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This week we headed over to The Post in Germantown, a place widely celebrated as one of Louisville’s best for pizza.
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The Village Market in Paristown is a place to have fun and grab a bite and a drink and enjoy music, and that’s a good thing.
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Just about the only way you’re going to discover Sharks Seafood is word of mouth or spotting it near Hikes Point Kroger. But it’s worth the quest.
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Let’s put our hands together and welcome our town’s latest bagel shop: Born2Bagel! New York-style bagels, and the elusive bialy too!
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It’s easy to run out of superlatives when we’re talking about the barbecue at Four Pegs Smokehouse & Bar in Germantown.
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Blue Dog celebrated its 25th anniversary last June, and a new owner took the reins two months later. Who knew? Hardly anyone.
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We miss El Mundo on Frankfort, but its Highlands shop is open seven days a week now, and it boasts an impressive weekend brunch.
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I don’t need any sciencing to persuade me that a steaming bowl of hearty pho at Eatz Vietnamese will impart warm comfort on a chilly day.
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By Robin GarrLouisvilleHotBytes.com When was the day the disco died? Surely the dance and the surrounding culture were already fading by the late 1970s. But historians trace its ultimate demise to July 12, 1979, when a wacky “Disco Demolition” night at Chicago’s Comiskey Park boiled into a riot that caused at least nine injuries, 39 … Continue reading Have a (disco) ball at Paseo
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