Ramen House got out of Mid City Mall ahead of the mall’s redevelopment rumors. The popular eatery recently moved to well-renovated quarters in Irish Hill.
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LouisvilleHotBytes interviews new Le Relais owner Amy Zinner, longtime member of the bistro’s team and partner of the previous owner, Anthony Dike.
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When I’m looking for a warm, cozy meal on a cold winter day, chances are I’ll find my way to one of Louisville’s favorite Irish restaurants.
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Bellissimo, a popular Italian food truck, moved into permanent querters in Buechel and now adds a fascinating Afghan menu to the Italian standards.
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Do you prefer to enjoy your Ethiopian food with your fingers or a fork? At Queen of Sheba, you are welcome to have it your way.
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Let’s hail the arrival of Good Belly, a chef-driven, NY deli-inspired sandwich shop that makes its own fine corned beef and pastrami!
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Pee Wee Reese used to be Louisville’s Flatbush connection. Now we have another: Hall of Fame-level Flatbush pizza has arrived with Wheated Louisville.
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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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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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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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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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By Robin GarrLouisvilleHotBytes.com Any discussion of Louisville’s oldest and most iconic restaurants can’t reasonably overlook Twig & Leaf. Founded in 1962, this Douglass Loop neighborhood landmark with its iconic leaf-shaped neon sign has been a local go-to spot for diner fare for a long, long time. Sure, this place has had its ups and downs. … Continue reading Twig and Leaf goes Latin at dinner time
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By Robin Garr LouisvilleHotBytes.com As autumn 2020 chilled into the first Covid winter, one of the hardest hits of a run of bad restaurant news came when Uptown Cafe announced that it was closing on the Saturday after Thanksgiving, seemingly ending a 35-year run as a fixture on Bardstown Road’s Restaurant Row. Uptown was comfortable, … Continue reading New Uptown Cafe, a lot like the old Uptown Cafe
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By Robin Garr LouisvilleHotBytes.com Let’s welcome Goodfellas Pizzeria to Louisville! The first local outlet of a small but quickly growing Lexington-based chain, this corner spot in the Baxter Apartments at Bardstown Road and Baxter Avenue joins sibling eateries in Indianapolis and the Cincinnati area. The pizza is good, the meatballs impressive, and the scene looks … Continue reading Goodfellas makes us an offer we can’t refuse
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By Robin Garr LouisvilleHotBytes.com After Lynn’s Paradise Cafe closed abruptly in 2013, it left a vacant building and a crowd of nearby merchants crying over the loss of a neighborhood commercial anchor. Martin’s Bar-B-Que Joint filled the space for a couple of years, but soon became a victim of the pandemic. It took another year … Continue reading Big Bad Breakfast brings another morning option
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