Cherokee Triangle

Bae’s Baekery has relocated and is now baking ’round Cherokee Triangle

Bae’s Bakery (by some accounts, it’s “Baekery“) began in Old Louisville and outgrew the building, then moved to Clifton and outgrew the building, and now is firmly ensconced at 1021 Bardstown Rd. in Cherokee Triangle right across the street from the Original Highlands, hoping not to outgrow the building (briefly it housed Oddbird Bakery, a […]

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The Grales campus grows as Grale Goods lands in Cherokee Triangle

  View this post on Instagram   A post shared by The Grales (@the_grales) A few days ago Amanda Hancock took to the pages of the Courier Journal to preview yesterday’s opening of Grale Goods (1004 Bardstown Rd.), the long-anticipated latest addition to The Grales campus: Holy Grale, Gralehaus and Bar Grale. New bakery and […]

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Little is known, but Helm & Honey will replace La Chasse

Very little is known about Helm & Honey; so little, in fact, that as a cover photo I’ve elected to comb the archives for a 2015 view of Palermo Viejo. But…multiple sources (including the Courier Journal) report that Helm & Honey will be the new concept to replace the late, lamented La Chasse at 1359 […]

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Sky Premium Lounge is coming to the former HopCat in Cherokee Triangle

That’s HopCat, not SDF. My dictionary defines the noun luxury as “the state of great comfort and extravagant living.” When used as an adjective, it means “luxurious, or of the nature of a luxury.” Premium slots in this approximate territory, too. As an adjective, premium implies something of superior quality that probably costs more too. Premium comes straight out […]

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Oddbird Bakery’s last day is tomorrow (Sunday 13 April)

Oddbird by Quills, we hardly knew ye. The short-lived bakery at 1021 Bardstown Road in the Cherokee Triangle neighborhood posted notice of its imminent demise at Instagram; the final day is tomorrow (Sunday 13 April). Hey friends and fam 💜 It is with our deepest regrets to inform you that this Sunday, 4/13 will be […]

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Joy Luck’s flagship Highlands/Cherokee Triangle location has closed (too)

It hasn’t even been two weeks since I wrote this paragraph. Joy Luck’s East End location at 9850 Von Allmen Court has closed after a nine-year run. The announcement appeared at Facebook. Joy Luck’s flagship in the Highlands (for purists, actually it’s Cherokee Triangle; 1285 Bardstown Rd.) remains open for business. Well, that one didn’t age very well, […]

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