Everyone knows about Elvis Presley, revered worldwide as the “King of Rock ’n’ Roll,” and many remember that Elvis played at the Armory in Louisville in 1956. But did you know that The King’s grandfather lived here in Louisville?
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Shelby Park is getting a new tavern from some folks you’ve probably already heard of.
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Life comes at you like a herd of elephants sometimes. On days like that, cooking a meal just isn’t in the schedule. A new Highlands location of Prep Meals 502 will help ease that pain.
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One can learn a lot by watching a YouTube tutorial about how to properly marinate pork for carnitas or how to mix the perfect margarita, but it’s sort of like watching a cooking show on TV – it’s a decidedly passive experience. A new startup intends to turn that approach on its head.
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Louisville is the foodiest of foodie towns and there is no better way to spend Valentine’s Day than stuffing your face in front of the one you love. Can’t decide where to eat? We’ve listed our top 10 favorites to take your Valentine.
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It’s been a couple of decades since the gray building at the corner of Swan Street and East Breckinridge Street was the home of Swan Street Antique Mall. With the grand opening of Fleur de Flea Vintage Urban Market over the weekend, some of those old retro vibes came back.
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The newest addition to one of Louisville’s most thriving districts
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Because of my short stint serving bad steaks to folks on stupid metal plates, I remained sensitive to the no-tipping epidemic all my life.
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When Ward 426 closed last summer, there was plenty of speculation as to what might land there. We later learned that a chain concept called Agave & Rye, and we hear it will open Feb. 9. Also, a local chicken joint will open its second location in Middletown.
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The Louisville Orchestra and Jim James continue collaborating as the invite has been extended to a historic music venue
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If you’re a tourist and you stay at the AC and eat Bar Vetti, you might as well pack your bags and move to Louisville because you’re not getting that experience in any other city.
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For the first time in its seven years, Tailspin Ale Fest will have an official beer.
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If you’re desperately seeking a vintage lunchbox or an old Beach Boys album, you’ll soon have another option. Fleur de Flea will officially open its new, permanent location near Paristown Pointe this Saturday, Feb. 1.
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Chef Eric Morris, who formerly owned Gospel Bird and Hull & High Water, will open his new concept in the Highlands. The expected opening of Faces Bar/Bistro is estimated for late March.
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It was shortly after New Year’s Day when I decided to make another visit to Mellwood Tavern for Fried Chicken Tuesday. I try to go once a month if time allows, but it had been several weeks. I was dismayed when I found the door locked.
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The new bar opening soon on Whiskey Row, Expo, has been in the works since early last year. But the name goes all the way back to something that took place in Louisville in the 1880s.
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The latest announcement makes the third grocery store in a year to shut its doors in the East End.
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We know you have many taqueria options when wanting a taco, but we think this will become a new favorite.
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