European-style beer bar, inspired by the beer culture in Belgium and Holland is housed in an old church. If you want to try a beer you've never find anywhere else, this is the place. En savoir plus .
A simple, elegant restaurant that focuses on one of the great cuisines of Latin America: Mayan-style food from the Mexican province of Oaxaca and from the Yucatan Peninsula. En savoir plus .
The bar has a full selection of obscure bourbons and Kentucky ryes, but you'll also find the delightful Champagne Frappé - sparkling wine served on shaved ice. En savoir plus .
Sporting an impressive collection of vintage arcade games and a top-notch beer list, Zanzabar is the place to drink if you’re in Louisville. En savoir plus .
One of the best, relatively unknown craft beer bars in Louisville. Located in historic Germantown, if you're in town, find Four Pegs, grab a great beer, and try their chicken & waffle sandwich. En savoir plus .
A wide variety of delicious breakfast items served all day including thick slices of brioche-based French toast, a jalapeno-infused Bloody Mary & more. En savoir plus .
If America is truly the melting pot of the globe, then this place should be our national eatery. Sample just about any cuisine you can imagine from their menu of over 100 items. En savoir plus .
Opened in 1933 and named after a local character infamous for gambling, horses and boxing, Jack Fry's is a four-star restaurant in the heart of the Highlands. En savoir plus .
The cuisine of nationally renowned chef and owner Kathy Cary incorporates international influences rooted in the American Southern tradition. It's local farm-to-table favorite. En savoir plus .
A staple of the local bar scene and namesake for the O'Shea's family of pubs is not to be missed. The patio is among one of the Highlands most popular spots to hang out on a weekend. En savoir plus .
You say Cubano, we say grown-up grilled cheese with pickles and ham. En savoir plus .