Come support your local brewing company! Great selection of their brews and nice comfortable…read moreseating areas both inside and out back. They also have board games to play if you like. The staff is attentive and great. If you have a preference ask them what they recommend to meet your taste. It may surprise you (in a good way).

This is a local spot across from police station A cool old…read morelooking brewery inside Beer selection is good Customer Service is great Lots of seating inside Some outside Cool chill spot

We've been to 3rd Turn a few times recently - one for a private event and another for music bingo…read more This is a converted church so sitting in its main indoor space is a nice setting - high ceilings, high top tables and the bar. I also love the corners with comfy couches and chairs. Plenty of beer to enjoy plus a few slushies - although those are so sweet that I'm not a fan. You can bring in your own food or order delivery from a few spots in the Gaslight District. I especially appreciate it's a family friendly space because my sons are teens. It was so much fun to enjoy music bingo with them while eating pizza from Parlour. Outdoor seating as well - lots of it. Easy street parking. Quick service. Follow them on social to keep up with their events. I'm going to start suggesting this space for more meet ups with friends.

What a fun spot! We live in Irish Hill and decided to venture out into the 'burbs for variety. This…read moreis a church turned brewery, and while they don't have food, they allow outside food to be brought in, which is great for us because we could bring our dog inside from the blazing hot summer heat. They had a ton of beers, but we opted for the slushies -- the Pineapple one was hot weather perfection, and the other was so incredibly strong i couldn't finish it. I also ordered an Old fashioned, and it was an ultimate concoction with a giant rock of ice. You know an Old fashioned will be good when they don't serve it with chipped ice. We hung out for a few hours and played cards, and the bartenders were friendly and accommodating. I wish this place was closer to us cause we would be regulars! At the very least, we will return in cooler weather to enjoy the outside patio.

For our 4 nights in Bardstown I have to say this place was our favorite of all with just a nice,…read moresimple comfortable feel, great service & great food. We ordered the Kentucky Hot Brown Sandwich & the Classic Smash Burger. Everything was excellent albeit at prices just a tad high but well worth it. With an interesting name such as Scout & Scholar we had to ask our server the meaning behind that & he said it was named after the 2 founders of Bardstown itself ( William "The Scout" & David "The Scholar" Bard. We absolutely enjoyed our meal here & we will gladly return again next time we find ourselves in beautiful Bardstown Kentucky!

Pretty disappointed actually. Drinks were ok but staff wasn't very friendly and when we were…read moreseated outside they had seats and tables filled with leftover food empty and sat us at crappy old picnic tables. We decided the food wasn't worth being uncomfortable and left. Won't be back, wonder if it has new management or something because we've liked it before

Stopped here for lunch. We all had burgers, 2 of us had a side of fries…read more The burgers were all excellent as were the fries. I definitely left stuffed. We all had drinks too. I had a beer, my wife had a espresso martini, and my son had an HR problem. My wife said the the espresso martini was really good. My son is newly 21 so he didn't really have much of an opinion about the HR problem.

There are a few neat breweries in Louisville. Butchertown, which resides in the old meat packing…read morearea; Gravely, which looks like a stereo shop; Trellis, with its artsy feel; and places like Atrium and Monnik, which occupy their older buildings with flair. Once you get through the door, there is a decent sized bar to your right. The rest of the place is seating at tables, both high and low. There is also a outside area in the back. If you have been to Atrium, the feel is very similar. From a beer standpoint, Monnik is in the B+ range, which means it is decent. I grabbed a flight and then a couple of samplers of seasonals after dinner. Very innovative and I would highly recommend trying some of the styles outside of the flagship. The peach grisette, a style you don't find often, was on point. Same with the New Year Old Ale and BA Minimator. Needless to say, I had my designated driver after these 11% and 12% brews. It is not a place people would travel across the country for, but the beer is better than most in the area. I usually stop at Atrium, which I would put in the A category, but I love exploring new places. Monnik did not disappoint. For food, we just grabbed a pretzel. My two cents. THe beer cheese is just okay. The Gouda fondue is the bomb. If I could have the spent grain bread or pretzel with just gouda fondue, I could eat this regularly.

Gallant fox is getting bigger! They now own the space next door so it's twice as big. I was told a…read morekitchen is in the works so they can serve food. For now they have bar snacks, darts, booths and tables, and a spacious atmosphere to hang with your friends. If you like a beer, grab a pack to go!

Came a bit over an hour before closing to enjoy some beer & to watch some U of L football. The…read moremusic was SO loud we moved outside & even then we had to yell at each other. We came to a brewery, not a club.

Do pigs fly? Perhaps but it's part of the Butcher town history…read more This brewery is located in the Mellwood neighborhood arts and culture center. This brewery goes back to the early roots of Louisville . The barrel aged beers and ales make a unique and distinctive addition to the bourbon and other spirits they produce. During the 1960s a plight to save this area began. Many shot gun shacks surround the area. They are shacks with their own quaint detail and design. They have carried this over in the decor and style of ales. This brewery is too cool they have no holds bard for anything that steps on an inch of human rights. You can be black, white, illegal or rainbow all are welcome wherever; just leave the hate alone. Love and support for others is carried on here. In fact it's the main purpose for this thread of Louisville and butchers town. The action of activism is truly alive here in Louisville and all over the city, not just this brewery. It's beyond belief here. Love and the community come together for what we have seen. The art that is in the lobby here truly shines through. Now come and join in the passion that connects us all. It's the fact we are all human and not ashamed to admit our existence. We are not mistakes. We will drink and appreciate our fellow humans and flaws but work together to solve the issues that plague us. Let's drink to that!

This brewery may be small, but it has some interesting brews and a great atmosphere!…read more I came here recently for trivia and was so impressed. First, the beers. I got the Mango-Colada Sour, and this was delightful. It seems like Butchertown Brewing really excels at sours, fruit beers and fun concoctions. So if you're not afraid to "fruit the beer," this is a good place to check out. They also have seltzers, hard sodas and more typical beer offerings. And while it is small, you can still easily find food. It's right across the Mellwood Art Center courtyard from Danny Mac's Pizza (my all-time favorite Louisville pizza spot!). And you can order via Danny Mac's website and choose to get it delivered to Butchertown Brewing. You don't even have to leave your chair to get delicious pizza! Butchertown Brewing also hosts fun events, like the aforementioned trivia. Actually it was trivia bingo -- so the more fun, easier-to-play version of triva, which I actually won a prize in! I won a gift card to come back to Butchertown Brewing, and I will definitely be partaking again soon!

Beer and a burger in the beer garden. A perfect October spot! We went during Oktoberfest last year…read moreand plan to do the same this year. Great selections and the huge beer steins are always a hit.

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.

I still miss seeing cans of Great Flood on store shelves, but I'm happy to report that their…read moreHighlands taproom is as mood-lifting as ever. It's one of the most aesthetically pleasing taprooms in the area, for sure; their style is a combination of art deco flourishes and modern brewery trappings, and the result is warm and distinct. Really an ideal place to pop in and relax with a pint or two, although bear in mind that the Middletown location is the one with food service. I was initially drawn to Great Flood for its blonde ale and saison, but I actually think they excel most at dark beers. The '37 Porter is a low-key Louisville icon and I've never had a stout here that was shy of greatness. There's also a wide variety of guest taps and they get some uncommon, appealing beers on deck. The bartenders are easygoing and informative; they give great recommendations across the board and don't play favorites with Great Flood beers vs. the guest taps. This may not be my favorite brewery in the area, but I'd argue that it's the most underrated. Charming as hell with consistently strong output.

Came on a Saturday night. Wasn't too busy. Was immediately seated. Had live music- we asked to be…read moreseated away from the band. Band was still a little too loud to hold a conversation- this is my biggest con. The band was good- just not able to order without loudly talking or repeating self and couldn't really hold a conversation at table due to volume level. We ordered the Brussels sprouts as an appetizer. Good portion, tasted great! Food was the Mac & cheese w/ Buffalo chicken, hamburger Mac & cheese and bbq burger w/ fries. Everything came out hot and fresh. Mac & cheese dishes were so good ( and I'm not a Mac & cheese lover), very filling and full of flavor. Buffalo sauce was kickin! The dish has big chunks of chicken. The hamburger mac & cheese was the best! Loved everything about it. I added mushrooms to it which just made it perfect! BBQ Burger was cooked well, nicely flavored, juicy and loved the home made fries. Service was wonderful. Will absolutely come back!

After half time of the World Cup finals we needed a good cold beer and something to eat. Fourth…read moreStreet Live was PACKED. We went to Country Boy and only a handful of folks and the games were on and you could actually hear the announcers. We had to have the dry rub wings that we've heard so much about and they were fantastic. You can also have a side of sauce. Johnny our bartender took good care of us providing a flight of all the beers we wanted to try. Great vibe, great beer, great wings.

First time trying Country Boy Brewing. Really nice space at the Omni -- clean, airy, with tons of…read moreseating. The Cougar Bait was light and refreshing. Only knock was it's a bit expensive; even for happy hour, I paid $7 for a pint. Oh well.