By Diana Runkel and Gillian Mathauer The Flea Off Market was hosted in Louisville this past weekend. It offered residents and visitors a two day pop-up event at The Smoketown Flea, located at 817 Logan Street. The market took place on Saturday, Nov. 1,…
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By Lizzie Sexton As spooky season is coming to a close and we start to get into the holiday spirit, we are looking for activities to do in November. Of course, as college students, we have the stress of class and finals lingering in the back of our min…
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Corridor Bar, a “rum and agave forward” study in blue located at 712 E. Market St. (on the contested border of new-school NuLu and old-school Phoenix Hill), has closed following a three year run. Perhaps the most relevant parting passage from the blue parting artwork at Instagram is this: “we hope to be back in […]
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The oddity in this story is that Gertie’s Whiskey Bar made a final Facebook post on June 14 and then promptly disappeared without a trace, seemingly overnight. According to Stephen P. Schmidt at Louisville Business First, that’s because the lease ran out at month’s end. Hence the new occupant at 821 E. Market St. (NuLu […]
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TAJ vs TAJ? Just flip a dinar, and the loser becomes JAT, no worries Here a Taj, there a Taj; everywhere a Taj-Taj. The latest update on NuLu’s struggle among the Tajs involves a new variable in the form of Garage Bar’s temporary closing and sale. “The whole secret lies in confusing the enemy, so […]
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While the Bourbon Trail or the Kentucky Derby may draw the biggest crowds to Louisville, there is so much to see and do in this town. From an award-winning restaurant scene to museums for all interests, Louisville has become a … Continue reading
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Cold Smoke Bagels introduces itself (web site): Created by chef & owner Sasha Chack in 2019, Cold Smoke is a tribute to the beloved bagel shops and bar mitzvah brunches of his youth with a celebration of the flavors of Eastern European Jewish cuisine filtered through the kiddush clubs and casual noshing of a young […]
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Gravely Brewing is shaking it up. Here’s the text. A New Gravely is Brewing! ✨🍻 It’s official, later this summer we will be moving from our beloved Baxter Avenue taproom to a new 10,000 sq. ft. space on Main Street in Nulu. Our new location will feature our award-winning craft beers in a new, open-concept […]
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In March, Mashup Food Hall had its inaugural moment in the local foodie news cycle. Mashup Food Hall is coming to PhoenixLu this summer While Mashup continues to seek vendors to fill out its roster of tenants, Susan Hershberg’s Wiltshire Pantry Bakery & Cafe is first past the post to announce it will be coming […]
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Yes, we know: EVERYONE within a hundred-mile radius of Louisville is familiar with the Kentucky Oaks, but just in case outsiders are tuning in, here’s a pertinent refresher encouraging them to join in the fun. The Kentucky Oaks race is hosted annually in Louisville, Kentucky at Churchill Downs. The race dates back to 1875 when […]
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Cover photo credit: Microsoft Flight Simulator, depicting a JAT Yugoslav Airlines YU-AHT. As the word “Taj” pertains to “Mahal” (in Agra, India), it bears the meaning of “crown.” The Taj Mahal is a architecturally brilliant mausoleum complex renowned globally for its beauty. Meanwhile in Louisville, the Taj Banal is an impenetrable legal kerfuffle involving adjacent, […]
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The Spring 2025 issue of Food & Dining Magazine is now available in all the familiar places: Louisville area eateries and food shops, newsstands and online (or read it at issuu). Mashup Food Hall introduces itself. Strictly speaking, the new project is located in the Phoenix Hill neighborhood, but who are we to quibble? Mashup Food Hall is […]
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My sense, looking at reports about seltzers and hard teas, is that the category is no longer crushing beer under its boot heel. This is not enormously surprising to me—artificially-flavored fizzy booze products always lose their appeal after a while. — Jeff Alworth, at Beervana Then again, The Local Seltzery had a three-year run at […]
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Is it the middle of October already? My goodness. Time really flies when you’re having fun.
And, gentle readers, I am having so much fun these days!
Sure, money is way tight, and I am still struggling with what to do about my lack of insurance. But i…
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Is it the middle of October already? My goodness. Time really flies when you’re having fun.
And, gentle readers, I am having so much fun these days!
Sure, money is way tight, and I am still struggling with what to do about my lack of insurance. But i…
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