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Merle's Whiskey Kitchen

4.0 (962 reviews)
Open • 11:00 am - 12:00 AM (Next day)
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Fried chicken, mashed potatoes, fries, and skillet cornbread.
Tarcia P.

We eat here every time we check out a comedy show next door. The fried chicken is always cooked to perfect and the skillet cornbread is to die for!

Happy Hour Margarita
Christopher F.

We stopped in for a quick dinner before visiting a speakeasy. It was a perfect night so we sat on the patio. Our server was very friendly and helpful in picking drinks and food. I had the wild mushroom tacos, which were fantastic. We also shared the chips and salsa and the cornbread. The cornbread was super sweet and very delicious. We were able to get in and out in a timely fashion so we could get onto our next event.

Quesadilla
Lo K.

If I could give six stars, I absolutely would. Merle's Whiskey Kitchen is one of the best dining experiences I've had in Louisville. The service was incredible from start to finish--friendly, attentive, and genuinely welcoming. The staff really know their menu and make great recommendations, especially when it comes to their massive bourbon selection. There are pictures of the original bourbon Gods all around making for an educational ambiance. Speaking of bourbon, this place is a dream if you're a fan. They have over 100 bourbons to choose from, making it the perfect spot to sample some of Kentucky's best while you eat. And the food...wow. Some of the most delicious comfort food you'll find anywhere. The authentic Kentucky fried chicken is a must-order--crispy, flavorful, and cooked perfectly. Every dish we tried felt like elevated Southern comfort food done right. Between the amazing service, incredible food, and unbeatable bourbon selection, Merle's is a must-visit when you're in Louisville. Easily a six-star experience.

Samantha S.

Fantastic happy hour! We had the huevos diablos (deviled egg's) which are made from scratch and my new fave. Great fried chicken as well as the "fake ass chicken" (LOL) sandwich which my husband said was the best he has ever had.

Fake Ass Chicken Sandwich
Kristin E.

Great place for live entertainment and a wide selection of bourbons to choose from. The menu has plenty of options for vegetarians as well! The queso is delicious and the fake ass chicken sandwich was super crispy and had great flavor! The cornbread was a huge hit at the table as well!

Bethany L.

Big fan of Merle's. We actually went prior to dinner reservations because we wanted a quick snack and some drinks - the queso completely hit the spot. Plus, they had an extensive cocktail menu - to include some super fun jello shots! Our server was fantastic - funny, kept up with our antics, and took excellent care of us.

Stephanie K.

Late night, live music and good eats! Dip anything in the cheese that the soft pretzels came with. Soooooooo good!

Michael C.

Stopped in for a drink and turned out to have a nice time looking around talking with people what a wonderful place friendly and lovely they have live music good experience

Kale Salad (5/5)
Tony U.

I Came for the Bourbon, Stayed for the Tacos, Got Emotionally Confused by a Cherry So there I was, just an innocent pilgrim wandering down Bourbon Row in downtown Louisville, seeking nothing but strong whiskey and questionable life decisions--when I walked into this joint. A whiskey pub and grub situation nestled inside an old brick building that looks like it once hosted saloon shootouts and Civil War banjo battles. The whole place gives off serious "I'm a gunslinger but also into farm-to-table" vibes. The moment I sat down, I felt seen. The service? Spot-on. Like, eerie good. My server had that blue-eyed, personable, northern-rustic-southern-belle thing going on--like Laura Ingalls Wilder moved to Asheville, opened a whiskey bar, and started dating a bearded man who owns an axe. She somehow knew what I wanted before I said anything. "Just water?" she asked. "No," I said, "I want a bourbon that makes me feel like I could wrestle a bear emotionally." So she brings me a Woodford Reserve Old Fashioned, and I'm ready to ascend. And then I see it. A Sunday cherry. Not a maraschino. Not a Luxardo. Not a cherry that's ever seen the inside of a bourbon barrel. No. This was the bright red kind you find buried under Cool Whip at your cousin's second wedding. I swear the thing winked at me and whispered, "You're just a little guy, aren't ya?" Like... did they recognize me from my Tiny Tots T-ball League photo? Is there a database of "men who look like they peaked emotionally in Little League"? Which brings me to the tacos, because let's be real: I blacked out and ordered five. It was a tequila-adjacent decision even though I wasn't drinking tequila. * Fried Chicken Taco: tasted like Kentucky sang this taco a lullaby before serving it. * Wild Mushroom: like licking the face of a wise forest elf. * Kentucky Fried Avocado: a fried green miracle that made me briefly forget my social security number. * Fish Taco: possibly caught by Poseidon himself in a side hustle. * Green Chile Verde: spicy enough to make you rethink your relationship with dairy. I also got a kale salad to balance the chaos, which worked for about 8 minutes until the bourbon said, "No more vegetables, this is my show now." Now here's the best part: I'm sitting there, probably chewing too loud, when a guy taps my shoulder and says, "Excuse me, are you a Buster Posey fan?" I turn. The man claims to be Buster Posey's neighbor. From Leesburg, Georgia. We fist-bumped over the San Francisco Giants like we were at a Little League reunion that served bourbon. This place. This place, man. Crowd gets rowdy on Fridays, so show up before 6pm unless you enjoy standing shoulder to shoulder with sweaty bourbon pilgrims reenacting the Oregon Trail in search of tacos. Final verdict: 10/10 would get emotionally confused by another Old Fashioned here. Would share tacos with strangers. Would trust my kale salad to hold my secrets. Come thirsty. Come hungry. Leave with a new best friend and maybe a legally binding friendship contract with someone from Leesburg.

Devil's Advocate
Lesleigh P.

Historic touristy spot in Whiskey Row. Awesome atmosphere and service. We stopped in for a cocktail after a busy day of bourbon trailing. I got the Devil's Advocate and it was the perfect summery cocktail on a hot day. It's Angel's Envy, muddled blackberries and lime, simple syrup, topped with Sprite. We only wanted a cocktail, and our server may have asked too many times if we wanted an appetizer, but she was super sweet. It wasn't busy at the time, so we didn't feel bad using a table to have a quick drink. The drinks came out quickly with nice presentation. My husband's old fashioned could have been even better with a nicer Luxardo cherry, but it was still delicious. Don't hesitate to stop in, and the food did look pretty tasty!

House margarita, deviled eggs
Annie O.

Stopped into Merle's Whiskey Kitchen before the Louisville basketball game and had a great experience! They have fast service and an amazing menu. I tried the deviled eggs which had a nice amount of spice. Awesome space too with great music!

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Reviews are generally positive. People enjoy the tacos and fried chicken, extensive bourbon selection, and the lively atmosphere and live music. Service is often described as friendly and attentive.

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Ask the Community - Merle's Whiskey Kitchen

Is this establishment dog friendly?

We love dogs at merles!!

Are there outdoor heaters for dining outside in COVID?

Not when I was there.

Is it 21 and over or can I bring my teenage son for dinner before a concert?

We are a full service restaurant.

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I visited this morning for a pop-up barre class. The private space upstairs is fantastic and…read morerentable for events. The Rick Room had plenty of space for all of us attending to spread out on mats and complete a challenging workout. It was a beautiful space with brick walls, hardwood floors, and windows. I could see it being a fantastic space for some fancier events too. Off of the main room was a lounge area with huge couches. It was nice chatting with a few other attendees here after the workout. After class, we had a couple of cocktail options (option for N/A too) and light bites. Light bites were tasty! I tried the champagne cocktail, ooooh it was strong, but really tasty. It would be a perfect drink at dinner time! The owner and bartender were both really kind. This was a fantastic pop-up event and a great glimpse at Bourbons Bistro. Thanks for inviting us into the space :)

Reading some of the reviews, I am glad I showed up on a weekday where no one was there. Maybe I was…read moreearly too. No wait and plenty of tables for me. Appetizers are very good. Big plate of mussels, tastes fresh and the broth goes very well with bread. Salmon cakes are very good too. Contrast with the pickle vegetable is a nice touch. My ravioli is ok. Nothing interesting to write about. It is store brought ravioli with more cheese. Definitely need to come back and try other entrees Didn't order a drink but the long list of spirits are very tempting Parking is a problem. It is very limited

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