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.

Had great service at this bar and drinks are honestly inexpensive. All of the frozen drinks and…read moredaiquiris are delicious!

What makes a 5-star bar? Heavy pours or creative cocktails combined with a little bit of ambiance?…read moreMaybe a witty bartender? The Center Bar is a real estate agent's dream: it offers location, location, location. It's situated right in the middle of the Derby City casino floor. You're gambling and thirsty? A cold drink is steps away. Want to watch pretty much any sport on TV? You can get that, too. I consumed what may be the saltiest Bloody Mary I've ever had. And I like salty. Thank goodness for the beer chaser. On reflection, I would stick to the bottled offerings. The bar's specialties read like an '80s child's dream: Bahama Mama, Tequilia Sunrise, Long Island Tea. They're appealing to the casino crowd who probably can't operate their smart phones but have somehow figured out the complicated video slots and don't mind the constant noise (you can't banter with the bartender if you can't hear them). If you want food at the Center Bar, you can order from Eats. You'll have to go get it yourself and eat out of plastic to-go containers, but again, you don't have to drive somewhere in the dark or rain. And bottles of water are free. Which will help dilute that salty Bloody Mary.

Picture this. You hear about a taproom that sits in the Butchertown area of town. Your Uber drops…read moreyou off (you do Uber to avoid a DUI, right?) and you are thinking "is this the place". Fortunately, he knows and tells you to ring the door bell. You do and you are buzzed in. And that is Sergio's from the outside. No really. The only sign that tips you off there is a bar here is the Chimay sign hanging on the outside of the building. Inside, there are 29 doors of coolers, a walk in cooler, and a refrigerator full of beer. And organized by all of the countries. This place is the brainchild of Sergio Ribenboim, an avid beer "collector". I get here every time I get to Louisville. One of my favorite spots (if you are on untappd, Sergio has over 37,000 beers checked in and more than 28,000 uniques). This time I tried the food, as people were raving about it. The feijoada was very nice. The fish and chips, not so much. Not surprising the feijoada was the star as Sergio is from Brazil. Nuff said? What can you find here? What can't you find here. On one of my previous trips, I found some Estonian stouts. On tap, there are more than 30 beers. And Sergio is stickler for putting beer in the correct glass. This is one of the most quirky taprooms you will ever visit. And you will likely come back. Maybe not for the food, but for the beer, the uniqueness, and Sergio.

This place is such a quirky, fun little spot! It is literally filled to the brim with beer from…read moreall over the world! There are tons of varieties in bottles and cans- I think bottles win- and lots on tap too. It is a dark, dark cave is my one complaint- there are no windows- but they do a good job maintaining ambience. Tables are comfy and the people are friendly.

Aside from the excellent beer, the good vibes clientele, and the enjoyable ambience, I like their…read morefood truck, Crave Wave. In a neighborhood with many, many smash burger options, theirs is near the top for me, and the fries are my definite favorite. I get the Impossible version and it's great.

Great experience overall. In all honestly, since we got there on game night. It was fun and quite…read moreenjoyable to see folks playing cards and board games. Since I am gluten free. My favorite part of the menu was that they had some GF options to pick from. The Travis night is Tuesday after 7 pm and I will most definitely try their wings when I get back. Overall, service was excellent. The bar tended let me sample a pick before I ordered and it made a huge difference in my overall experience. Most definitely recommend it for work gatherings and casual hangouts as the layout is very much comparable to a cozy loft.

Well sitting here waiting for game 1 of the NHL finals to start…read more The people running this place have all been really nice, efficient and attentive. This place is a little different for a sports bar, but in a decent way, chill and fancier vibe than a normal sports bar. It's has an open area but with multiple areas /room to escape and converse if needed. Two bars and couches in front of a biggest TV in bar I believe. I had a burger and fries, burger was very good, when I say a good burger, it alone was worth the visit, fries were fries, I just don't like these type of fries. If in the area and looking for something decent you can't go wrong, well at least I didn't on this visit, will go back for sure. Hope you enjoy as I did.

My husband and I came in to eat on a very big game night. While not packed from side to side, the…read morecouches and bar areas were full of game watchers and friends visiting. We ordered a lot of food nachos, wings, and the pulled pork sandwich. The brussel sprouts were amazing. The pulled pork was a little salty but the wings made up for it. The nachos were also great. I did wish they had a better drink selection with some ciders as an option, but I drank white claws instead. We would watch a game here any time.

Sidebar At Whiskey Row never disappoints! Hands down one of the best burgers in town--cooked to…read moreperfection with high-quality ingredients. Loved the relaxed upscale vibe and the impressive whiskey lineup. Can't wait to come back next time I'm in town!

Wednesday Sept 23 I went to Pretty Nails at 6758 Bardstown I'd. Suh OK my tech of a few months gave…read moreme a fill in. The next one nail (my real nails) started chipping and broke off. I called her she told me to go back let one of the workers fix it. Went in, I asked who was available and their response was "we dont have time for you..Come back" Waited for a time; no response so I left..I called Suh and she had blocked me. I was in shock because she gave me her schedule, phone number, and already scheduled me for Oct appointment. There was no mean words exchanged not sure why she blocked. Maybe because I've given her more chances than I should have to get my nails right. All I get every time is a fill in..thats it She offered no refund. Just a block..She's at Sola Salon in Middletown on Thurs Fri and Pretty Nail in Fern Creek on Mon Tue Wed ..Bad Business..she stole my money and blocked me..my 1st review.. I'm guessing she was out of excuses as to why she couldn't perform what should be a simple fill in on me..Terrible nail Tech.

kennedie is the best bartender ive had yet! louisville is awesome will be coming back here everytimeread more

I wish I could give 0 stars. We brought a party of 14, participated in karaoke all night and spent…read more$400+ at the bar. Somehow that still wasn't enough. Kennedy used the bar's speaker system to publicly call us out over a 20% tip. Told us to use the ATM to tip more. If you didn't hit us with a trash maybe we would have LOL The bartenders were unprofessional, and publicly shaming paying customers is completely unacceptable and tacky

A friend and I came upon The Misfit Lou by chance after attending a friend's gallery opening. I…read moreordered the Smashburger and my friend ordered a chicken taco (on pita bread). Mine was a little dry and the top of the nice pretzel bun was burned. Had I ordered it with mayo I'd probably have been happier with it. The pita/taco was more successful - a little spicy but not overly. We should have gone downstairs to the bar where live music was ready to commence, but we opted to run through the rain to our car instead. It's an intriguing place with unusual decor. It's a 'place your order and wait for it to be delivered to your table' kind of place with a friendly counter man.

Came here for a quick bite in between bourbon tours. Could…read morehave gone downstairs ( Hereafter) to eat, where we were drinking last night--cool vibe. We stayed upstairs and it was pretty quiet, especially since it was just after noon on an off season Sunday. Kay, behind the bar, was very personable, friendly and attentive. Very happy to share her knowledge of where to go with the customers there. Ordered a flatbread pizza. There were four different kinds and ours was fresh, tasty and with a crisp crust. There looked to be a cozy alcove/ loft upstairs, but we didn't go.

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.

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.