Holy Grale is just that. If you're picking something else, you "chose poorly". Delicious beer…read moreselections freaky fresh on tap. Marvelous atmosphere with an interconnected beer garden in the middle. Stunning food offers that shine on their own and sing louder when paired with their beers. The team at holy grale also bring it all together with incredible service. The burger is incredible, but I always come back for the schnitzel platter. I only wish they had a spaetzle to go with it! The fries are proper chippies, thick square cut and long. Crispy outside, fluffy inside. And there are so many dips to choose from. Salads are crisp and light and a marvelous side. I cannot say enough good things. I love the grales.

This place is definitely worth a visit just to see it. Fun spot and a very cool vibe inside. This I…read morebelieve was our 7th stop on our tour of Louisville distilleries and bars. We had a couple cocktails in here and the service was excellent even though it appeared they were filled to capacity. There were 4 of us in our party and we were seated at a table in the corner near the bar. Was definitely a cozy spot with so many people being in there and the bar being full. I had The Holy Ghost cocktail and it was a pomegranate hibiscus sour, it had just the right amount of sour! I do not like bitter drinks and this one was good and easy to drink. My husband had a couple of dark beers, I do not remember which ones but he liked them. They had a nice outdoor area but it was a bit too cool for that but it may be worth a return in the Spring to check it out. Bathroom was also really cool as the decor and theme spilled over into it. We will be back.

Love this place!! Visited on a weekday for lunch and were…read moreable to get seated right away. (Also lots of parking because it's at a mall). The staff was super friendly and welcoming. The atmosphere is casual but super comfortable with a lot of natural light inside. We ordered a blackberry lemonade which was pretty good, not super strong blackberry flavor. The grilled cheese is amazing--such a great combination of sweet and savory and super cheesy. The dipping jam is the best part! The Mac and cheese is one of the best I've ever had. It's crunchy and has a good deep flavor. The chicken was pretty good--nothing crazy, but I expected it to be crispier. Collard greens were a good side to balance it a very carb-heavy meal. Prices are pretty reasonable. Overall had a great experience--will definitely be back for the Mac and grilled cheese!

We had a reservation for 31. We had one waiter...was concerned however he knocked it out of the…read morepark!! He didn't fumbled a thing...one of the best I've seen in a long time! Kudos to him. I wish I remembered his name. Awesome food as well! Some of the best fried chicken I've ever eaten! Burnt ends- amazing! Hush puppies- crunchy and tasty Mashed potatoes- delicious We will be back next time in town Off street parking available.

Cool and obscure wall art mural located on the highlands portion of Louisville right before the doo…read morewop shop and the individual parking garage. A local artist take on Kentucky's Mount Rushmore with Muhammed Ali, Abraham Lincoln, colonel sanders and horse legend secretariat. Not sure those would be the 4 I'd choose to represent Kentucky but it still a really cool rendition and fun photo op. Over the next few weeks I plan on checking out all kinds of Louisville's public art. I've started in the highlands today and within extremely close walking distance of this mural is two other cool public art spots in the sculpture "homeless Jesus" and the "spirit of highlands" wall mural. Overall cool addition to the local art scene. A fun one as it can open the debate. Who is your Mount Rushmore of Kentucky?

I am always on the look put for unique and interesting street art and this is no exception. The…read morepainting is of Louisville's four favorite sons, Muhammad Ali, Abraham Lincoln, Colonel Sanders, and racing horse and triple crown winner, Secretariat. It is located in the highland area of Louisville. The Mural was supposed to be a giant mountain sculpture, similar to Mount Rushmore. However, funding could not even come close to that very ambitious goal, so they had to settle for the mural. The mural was created by Margaret Morely in 2013 and is on the side of the original WHY Louisville store, which is now Sweet Spot Candy Shop. The mural is tucked in between the candy shop and the Doo Wop Shop, a musical instrument store. It is in a little ally way that leads to the Doo Wop Shop's parking area. Sadly, the Muhammad Ali image has been the target of vandals on a few occasions, with orange paint. There is always someone that wants to be a jerk and ruin things. There is lots of street parking available to for you to get out and check out the mural. It is hard to get a good look from your car becuse the street that it is on is so busy and it is located in a small alleyway. It is not a long stop unless you plan on visiting one of the shops while you are there.

Pretty cool and creative mural that highlights Louisville native hunter s Thompson and his zaniness…read moreby calling it Gonzoville. Located in the popular highlands neighborhood of Louisville this piece of public art mural hangs high above another mural Carmichael kids as it's actually at the top of Carmichael's kids. So I'm assuming the upstairs is a different tenant as hunter s Thompson art doesn't exactly vibe or go hand in hand with a children's bookstore. Overall a cool and interesting addition to the rapidly growing Lousiville public art scene. Me and my buddy and fellow yelper Jeremy J has had a fun time going around neighborhoods and finding pieces like this one and learning about them.

Story book mural is a public art mural in the very popular highlands neighborhood of Louisville…read morejust off batdstown road. Hard to miss this one when driving or walking the busy strip of eateries, pubs and shopping. Pretty fun and cartoonish paintings that the kiddos like to pose in front of and check out. Overall cool piece and a good mural in a neighborhood that has other cool murals and other cool places to check out.

There's a neat little mural on the outside of Cafe 360. We were just driving around the area and we…read moresaw the different murals and I saw this one and headed just a big story book theme to it with all the different characters like Humpty Dumpty in different unique characters from story books. So I'll decide to get out look at it take a few pictures added to yelp and hopefully other people will be able to see it to

Mark the pig is a highlands neighborhood of Louisville mini landmark thats located off the popular…read moreBardstown road strip right in front of marks feed store. Popular photo spot that's been the photo prop for plenty of children, drunken nights and just fun times. Overall fun little statue. Poor mark has probably been through and seen a lot over the years.

Cool little addition to the highlands area. I like little statues and landmarks and public art that…read moreour city is filled with. This is Mark the pig and he lives off bardstown road in the popular area of the area. The sign above him says to take a picture with him and post it on twitter.

Mural located off bardstown rd in the popular highlands neighborhood of Louisville Kentucky…read more This Mural is in the rear towards the alley and is painted on a dumpster protector wall. Each side of the wall had a mural on it. Not sure the them here with a one toothed grinning pickle and a dragon but it is safe to say the artist has a vivid imagination. Overall solid and fun piece. No tag from the artist so not sure it origins of the artist.

The old pickle dragon Mural is pretty cut and dry for what it is. It is a pickle and a dragon and…read morethey are just post it up next to each other. There's no description there's no idea why that that is happening. Why has their life's cross pass? Or the mysterious things we will never know

The atmosphere Lone is five stars. This is an old 1900s converted church still has a lot of the old…read morerelics bar has the stained glass and the lantern fixtures hanging from the ceilings beautiful. another charming thing was the beer garden in the courtyard. Also really amazing selection of crafts, sours wines, trendy cocktails it was a fun spot. I would absolutely make a point of stopping in here. I happen to order one of their signature burgers which came with a Kuri ketchup selection very good french fries a little salty. I enjoyed the pretzel bun, but the salt level does need to come back soon in this part of the country. I sat in the bar area and the bartender was exceptionally good. Great knowledge of the beers very full of personality and accommodating to help. Give me good spots to check out while in town.

Adorable!! Staff was very nice! The back patio area was so cute with lots of seating. The interior…read morewas small but charming! I got an orange blossom matcha and it was delicious!

Fun statue of a pipe player located outside on a patio of a Irish bar in the highlands community of…read moreLouisville Kentucky. Sculpture is well done and fits the Irish theme that this block of the highlands has. Not the largest sculpture but it's easily recognizable from the sidewalk when strolling the area.

Look at all Roddy piper getting excited for St. Patrick's Day and playing the flute to get…read moreeverybody excited for the Shamrock bar crawl. This is located right outside my Malones in the heart of the Highlands in Louisville Kentucky. They have all kinds of Irish bars and pubs and statues and bar crawls. So this is a very fitting landmark to get here but excited for the upcoming holiday

DO NOT LIVE HERE!…read more IF YOU READ NO OTHER REVIEW PLEASE READ THIS Please DONT LISTEN to the 5 star reviews, almost 90% of them are from management asking repeatedly for them. Some are from the management themselves. I paid $8,000 just to leave this place. I moved into Highland Station in June 2024 as a student and I will be leaving in March 2026 after paying almost $8,000 to break my lease. Within weeks of moving in, I began experiencing constant noise from the unit above, stomping and dragging furniture, which was loud enough to disrupt both sleep and studying. I reported the issue to management, sent videos with timestamps, and followed up for six months. I emailed, called, and kept records. Management never offered mediation, a unit transfer, soundproofing, or any real solution. They just kept saying they'd look into it, but nothing changed. Even now, I can literally hear them at times talking, I can hear when they come home where they walk to, every single noise. Not to mention the AC issues, the breaker tripping, the drain plate getting clogged and not being able to get AC for days because there is no emergency maintenance. The building buzzer for my unit was broken when I moved in, back in July 2024. I reported it right away and followed up every month--August through December. Each time, I got the same answers: "We're working on it." It was never fixed, not once during my entire time living there. So now every delivery, every guest, every time someone needed to get in, you'll have to go downstairs and let them in because the buzzer doesn't work. They say it will be fixed in February 2026, but how can you trust that. The EV charger in the parking garage kept going offline--not just once or twice, but over a dozen times. I'd go down to charge my car and find it dead again. I reported it every time. Sometimes it got fixed, but then it would break the same week or even the same day. Even now, as I write this, it's not working again. No matter how many times I asked them to check it, no one seemed able to figure out why the charger doesn't work. I found a dead bug inside the coffee machine in the amenity lounge. I took a photo and left the cup with the bug under the machine so they could see it. I don't know if they ever did anything about it. Safe to say, I stopped using the amenity spaces. Not to mention I also had pest problems inside my own unit, tried to get pest control to come out, lo and behold no one ever came, no appointment was scheduled. When you're paying over $2,300 a month for an 1Bed/Bath apartment, you don't expect to deal with pests. But that's reality. The management company changed this year. I hoped things would improve, but it has been weeks, nothing changed. Different names, same problems: promises with no follow-through, maintenance requests that go nowhere, and the feeling that once you sign the lease, you're on your own. My sink and disposal have been broken for two weeks with no maintenance, charger still broken, noise complaints that, "can't be discussed because of confidentiality." I immediately lost faith that anything would ever change and contacted management about breaking my lease early. The buyout cost was equal to four months rent, almost eight thousand dollars. I paid it. I'm moving somewhere the management listens, the maintenance works and is truly available. Where the amenities don't break weekly. Where there isn't constant noise and pests. I want to be clear: I didn't break my lease because of one bad experience. I left because of months of documented complaints and plenty of promises broken. This building charges exorbitantly high rent for nothing. If you have unlimited patience, don't mind chasing management for basic repairs, can sleep through anything, and don't care if amenities actually work, Highland Station might be fine for you. Not mentioning the issues others have had which are still 100% prevalent here. LOOK ELSEWHERE.

Careless perfectly describes the staff at Highland Station. The Property Managers are both…read moreconsistently condescending, combative, and unprofessional. I've had multiple packages stolen, my car window smashed, and was met with a dismissive, "Oh well, that's part of life." On top of that, a painting crew hired by Highland Station damaged my rug, and instead of taking full responsibility, they are nickeling and diming me by refusing to reimburse me for the full amount. There is absolutely no consideration for tenants here. It's shocking that the staff can show up every day and put on a facade of professionalism. They market this property as "luxury," but nothing about it is remotely luxurious. If you want to overpay for rent, get hit with hidden fees, deal with the biggest scam of RBS utilities, and be treated with complete disregard if an issue arises, then Highland Station is the place for you. Security is nonexistent. Despite paying $95 per month for "secure" parking, break-ins are rampant. They'll tell you, "Everyone wants to live in the Highlands and Nulu," but that's absolute nonsense. There are far better, safer, and truly luxurious options in East Louisville. Do yourself a favor and stay far away from Highland Station and any property owned by The Connor Group. Do your research and don't make the same mistake I did.