They've got the basics (no fancy beers) and a drive thru. The employees say hello every time you…read morewalk in - refreshing. Look for the big white and red LIQUORS sign behind Wendy's, right off the interstate.

I had the absolute pleasure of speaking with the proprietor, Amy, and she was fantastic! Very…read morefriendly, knowledgeable, and made my trip to Kentucky infinitely better!

After having 3D Valley Farm raised beef I won't eat beef or pork from the grocery store anymore,…read morethe difference is incredible. I first had their beef at the Holy Grale. 3D Valley farm is located in Harrison county, Indiana, just 30 minutes West from downtown Louisville. They raise Angus beef cattle naturally on open pastures, without added hormones, or the use of antibiotics. They practice rotational grazing, whereby the animals are frequently moved to new pastures to ensure they have fresh grass to graze on. They are also certified humane. They raise and produce delicious beef and pork and are at the New Albany Farmers Market every Saturday, in downtown New Albany.

Bought some meat at 3D valley Farm at the New Albany Farmers market. I bought a pack of minute…read moresteaks (4 to a pack), a pair of ribeye steaks (2 to a pack) and a porterhouse steak. All of the steaks come frozen since it is a state law. The meat has no hormones or steroids. I grilled the large steaks and they were very good and flavorful. The minute steaks I tenderized and made fried cube steaks with gravy. Very good as well. I will buy them again and try other products.

A respectable neighborhood liquor store that served me well when I lived in Clifton Heights. Their…read moreace in the hole is their selection of beer singles, which is diverse and ever-changing. Beverage World does a good job curating its craft beer lineup and knows how to leverage this beyond mere 6-packs. I wish more liquor stores did this, frankly. As far as liquor and wine are concerned, the selection is pretty milquetoast but generally gets the job done. Prices tend to trend slightly above average, but not egregiously so and they compare favorably to Captain's Cellar down the street. The staff is polite and the store never feels like it's in disarray. In all, Beverage World is a reliable, low-key option for when you just want to get in-and-out instead of getting sucked into the Total Wine void.

Lots of choices! Pleasant staff. Prices were okay. Def a place for people to hang out outside or…read morecongregate, which late nights isn't always the most fun for a girlie pop by herself. Great location - close to Frankfort Ave if you are on your way home from lunch or dinner and wanted to pick a little something up.

Found this super cute restaurant today while out on a Jeep ride. Located in the back of this old…read morefashioned grocery. Nice people, good service. The Cheeseburger was delicious and hubby said the Brisket was tasty too. Stop in if you around this area and support small locally owned business. The homemade soaps, bread mixes and soup mixes looked pretty good too!

not good service, closed anyway, i was treated terribly and like a piece of garbage. do betterread more

Amazing gas prices. The owners and staff are friendly and they have many things like lottery and…read moresnacks.

About the cheapest gas that I can find in the city…read more In today's day and times, saving money where possible is amazing. I've noticed the gas down the street is at least .20 cents more. The staff inside are real welcoming and they have a good selection of beer to buy if would like a night cap. When it boils down to it, the cheap gas won me over. I don't think I need to oversell that.

Wanted to go to lunch w my aunt before leaving town, to a spot she'd never been. I found this place…read moreand we took a little drive. When we arrived we saw the tables outside, it was kinda windy and chilly so we hoped there were tables inside. There weren't but the stars are for Vanessa Galan! She promptly greeted us and told us about the establishment. I was looking around, taking pictures and she handed me a menu. I saw they had a location in Mt. Washington! She told me they were a larger location with tables indoors, and more of the experience we wanted for lunch. She did recommend the chili and pulled pork. I will say that this location has brisket (which I was strongly considering) and MW does not. But Vanessa was explaining that her brother and sister in law (Kim - she's awesome!) own them. Love supporting local, family owned so we headed to Mt. Washington. Also she explained that she makes the marinades and applies them to the marinated meats herself. Thanks Vanessa! I'll be back one day for brisket!!!

I visited here today around lunchtime for a bite to eat. I walked in and was greeted quickly with a…read morefriendly worker. I told her I'd like a brisket sandwich with hot bbq. I waited 3-4 mins and was handed the food. It was $9.45 after tax for the sandwich. I ate it out in the truck and wish I could have said it was 5 out of 5 best ever but I can't. The sandwich was small and not that tasty unfortunately for the price especially. It had no Smokey flavor and just tasted like pulled beef roast on a roll with bbq sauce. I did not enjoy and was really wanting to like it. I'll give it another shot with another food item but I'll pass on this sandwich

A one stop shop for all your Mexican goodies, from pastries to tamales!…read more Everything is cooked/baked in house. The environment is super warm and welcoming. The panderia is located in the back as well as a restaurant in the back, which I will be going back to give it a try. There's a decent selection of baked goods, they also have champorado and tamales in the front near the register. And if you need groceries, there's a pretty big selection for that as well.

The food is always fresh & great service ! I love everything I get from here. Even the grocery…read morestore in the back is amazing..

As locals to Georgetown, we really like Cash Saver. Not everything is cheaper. And of course like…read moreanything, you will sometimes pay a little more for the convenience factor. That said, their meat sales are amazing when you can catch them! I can get whole boston butt for $0.99/lb. And whole pork loin for $1.69/lb. I also got a few grade A quality ducks for $2.48/lb. I had never tried cooking duck but for the price, I figured it was worth trying! Their Caro syrup tends to be a great buy. Produce is hit or miss. Sometimes great prices (Kale on sale can be 3 bunches for $1, or 10lb of potatoes for $3) but you have to look over the produce to make sure that you're not getting rotten/wilted. They have a small selection of organic foods and smaller local-taste products and they are oddly placed, like the back aisle by the pizza. The deli food is excellent. Their chicken tenders are some of the best we have had anywhere. The catfish filets can be made fresh and excellent too. Sometimes the customer service in the deli isn't great but I think that they are understaffed and overwhelmed at times. Overall, we do not do the majority of our grocery shopping here, but it's not so limited in selection or overpriced that we skip it for the larger store 7 minutes down the road.

After the old Thriftway closed, there was a bit of a grocery vacuum in the area. Folks living…read morearound here were faced with the choice of driving all the way to New Albany or all the way to Corydon to do any major grocery shopping. I was pleased to see that Cash Saver had opened until I found out that I would have to do math while shopping. I don't mean that I would have to keep a running total (rounded up for good measure) in my head in order to stay within the budget but that I would have to remember to add ten percent to all of the marked prices. That's the schtick here. By presenting you with the "cost" price and boasting that they "add 10% at checkout", they give the impression that they are barely eking out a profit and that you are saving a bundle. It's a great tactic. Everyone wants to save a few dollars these days. But, really, the prices here are no better than anywhere else and the selection is fairly limited (almost no organic stock) and I am pretty sure that I don't have to do any extra math while trying to avoid a shopping cart collision over at Jay-C. Cash Saver is fine for running in to grab a few things that I might need right away but I still need to make a longer journey to do the serious shopping.