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Corner Cafe in Lyndon announces a late April closing
Reporting at Louisville Business First, Michael L. Jones has the scoop on Corner Cafe (9307 New La Grange Rd.) in Lyndon. It’s a great “founding” tale; read it if you can. After 40 years of operating the Corner Café in Lyndon, brother-and-sister co-owners Randy Frederick and Peggy...
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Chef Noam Bilitzer & His Teams Expanding Table
Chef Noam Bilitzer, in many ways, has built quite a reputation through his culinary work. Most notable, MeeshMeesh, where he focuses on Levantine cuisine influenced by his personal background and professional training. His newest restaurant endeavor, Mill Iron 4, takes a clear shift in culinary style. While MeeshMeesh centers on Levant-inspired food, Mill Iron 4 explores American steakhouse traditions, ranch culture, and whole-animal butchery.
leoweekly.com
Ultimate Louisville St. Patrick’s Day Bar Crawl: LEO Weekly’s Top Picks
Louisville has no shortage of places to raise a pint, and St. Patrick’s Day is the perfect excuse to bounce between neighborhoods, breweries, distilleries, dive bars, and dance floors. If you’re plotting a LEO Weekly–style St. Paddy’s bar crawl, this mix hits everything from bourbon lounges to karaoke spots and late-night dives.
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10 Kentucky Sandwich Shops So Good They Never Need To Advertise
Some sandwiches are meals. These Kentucky sandwiches are legends. They don’t beg for attention, don’t flash neon signs, they just exist, quietly demolishing hunger and stealing hearts. Bread crunches like a drumroll, meat stacks like it’s auditioning for Broadway, and cheese stretches in ways that defy physics (and...
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The Turner’s Circus is a vital part of Louisville’s arts
German immigrants established The American Turners, adapting from the German word Turnen, meaning gymnastic exercise. Now, there are over 60 locations across the nation. The American Turners of Louisville, established in 1849 on Market Street as the city’s first gymnasium, now sits perched on the bank of the Ohio River.
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Tailspin Ale Festival will start late due to inclement weather
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WAVE) - The 13th annual Tailspin Ale Fest at Bowman Field will open 30 minutes later than planned on Saturday because of expected severe weather, organizers announced. Gate openings have been pushed back in an effort to avoid the worst of the storms predicted by the National Weather...
The Courier Journal
Why the 93-year-old Jack Fry's is Louisville's most classic restaurant
If Jack Fry was still around, you might wonder if he'd ever tire of hearing his name so much. It's been nearly 39 years to the day since he died, but his is likely the name most heard when the ever-present question arises of which restaurant to go to celebrate a 21st birthday, a 50th anniversary or your only night in Louisville. The black-and-white landmark is so ubiquitous as a special occasion must that Jack Fry’s often overtakes “best of” lists, whether the category is for oldest, most romantic, best for American or Southern cuisine, best reservation for after the Kentucky Derby , or most legendary. Food & Wine , for example, has repeatedly shouted out Jack Fry's as a fine dining institution in Kentucky . Similar to other local classics like an old fashioned or a Kentucky Hot Brown, Louisvillians and out-of-towners alike just can’t stop saying "Jack Fry’s" when they talk about their favorite spots. It might've been that way 93 years ago when the doors first opened, when Jack Fry himself might've greeted you. And it's still true now, when his name and face appear all around. “You can feel the history when you walk in,” owner
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The Historic Jazz-Filled Restaurant In Kentucky That Feels Like Stepping Back In Time
There’s a corner of Louisville where the past doesn’t just linger, it takes center stage with a saxophone solo and a perfectly seared duck breast. Jack Fry’s in the Highlands neighborhood is where history, live jazz, and exceptional cuisine collide in the most delicious way possible. The...
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Marlon Wayans is bringing his Wild Child Tour to Bowling Green
You can catch Marlon Wayans at SKYPAC in Bowling Green for his Wild Child Tour this Thursday, March 5th! The show starts at 7:30 p.m. Marlon Wayans is an actor, producer, comedian, writer, and film director. His films have grossed $1.14 billion at the domestic box office and nearly $1.8 billion worldwide.
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Yer Mom’s Book & Wine Cafe, coming soon to NuLu Marketplace North
Local media outlets have reported a new (combined) bookstore, wine bar and cafe to serve as the anchor for NuLu Marketplace North. It will be known as Yer Mom’s Book & Wine Cafe (read why here), doing business at 814 E. Main St. in NuLu (for once, as “NuLu” actually is delineated).
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The Nostalgic Kentucky Diner That’s Frozen In The 1950s
Sometimes the best time machines don’t require flux capacitors or DeLoreans. The Dairy Bar in Whitley City proves that all you really need is a green-and-white striped awning, some chrome accents, and a menu that hasn’t forgotten what made America fall in love with diners in the first place.
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This local brewery has been at Tailspin Ale Fest since the beginning
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The Unassuming Kentucky Diner Where Biscuits And Gravy Meet Authentic Mexican Dishes
There’s a lime green building in Louisville that’s rewriting the rules of breakfast, one quesadilla at a time. Twig And Leaf proves that Southern comfort food and Latin flavors aren’t just compatible, they’re absolutely meant to be together. If someone told you that the best place...