The Aero Club is a little local gem of a place that I'm glad to have discovered recently…read more Tucked away on the campus of Bowman Field, it's a small social club and event venue that I visited while going to a retirement party. The exterior of the building is nondescript, but inside it's a cozy spot with an art-deco vibe and a full bar to help with all of your special event needs. It was the perfect size for the party that I attended, and drinks were very reasonably priced at the cash bar ($4 for a generous Old-Fashioned). I didn't help organize the event, but it looked like tables and chairs were provided, and the girls who threw it together brought their own food (which they were able to throw together in the small canteen behind the bar) and plates, cutlery, cups, etc. Restrooms were across the hall and there were 2 stalls and 2 sinks in the women's. I checked out the website and it looks like you have to be a member to attend or host an event, but with annual dues of just $100, it may not be a bad investment, and would provide a fun spot to hang. So check it out when you get the chance, and you might also feel that the Aero Club is just the bee's knees too!

I absolutely love this nonprofit organization. I have worked for them for over two years and get to…read moredo the things I love with the people I love! Every event, camp, and employee training are made to be fun and educational. I have learned so much working for this organization. However, the old building located next to the do wop shop has only street parking and very congested small back parking area, which on more than one occasion has almost caused an accident. The new building built down the street however is much bigger, and provides a little more parking space. Love what this organization stands for and all the great work it does for the special needs community.

From the owner: DWW offers the following: Staffed residences and apartments, supported employment, behavior…read moreservices, home support, respite care, community living supports, case management, youth summer camp and community involvement.

Great atmosphere, have a great time everytime I go!…read more Wish there was another one close to home! (Downtown/ Old Louisville)

Was hanging at the bar from 7pm and having a good time speaking with everyone including Jerry…read moreGreen. Bouncer comes in around midnight to kick me out for no reason (It was open till 3am.) I kept asking for the reason and all he said was "You gotta leave." Called the cops on me and the bouncer said I was kicked out because I didn't pay the entree fee of $8. Nobody asked me when I entered and I had no clue about it. I was at the bar the previous night for a couple of hours and nobody asked me to pay the entree fee that time too. The place was not packed and I would have paid the entree fee had I known about it. Not sure if it was racial profiling but would not recommend for any people other than Americans. Got a short video of the event and can share upon request.

Wow! Absolutely a first class, 5 star experience! The perfect balance between elegance to class to…read moremodern, and fun. A cheers like vibe could not have been more welcoming. Owned by four well educated businessmen each of which took their time to talk to us and make sure our experience was unique, personable, and amazing! Absolutely stellar experience. Food, Drinks, atmosphere all on point! Do not pass up this experience!

We are visiting Louisville on vacation and happened to come across this cigar lounge on Yelp, so we…read moredecided to give it a try--and wow, we are so glad we did. It completely exceeded our expectations. The drinks were fantastic, the cigar selection was great, and the atmosphere was even better. The whole place just has an incredible vibe that makes you want to relax, stay awhile, and enjoy the experience. You can tell it's the kind of spot people love to come back to. If you're in Louisville, this place is an absolute must-visit. We'll definitely be back next time we're in town!

Went for a family dinner. It was a prix fixe only available for members. Needless to say, it was…read moreworth every dollar. The meal started with a choice of cream of broccoli or a seasonal salad. The three of us all chose the salad. The champagne vinaigrette was light, the proportion of pears was perfect, and the goat cheese was just enough flavor to shake it up. The main course my mother and I both chose was the chimichurri skirt steak. I was so excited, that my image was after I had already begun (I promise the presentation was beautiful). I can't speak for my father, excluding the fact that he ate his mahi mahi tacos before I could even get a picture. He certainly was happy. My skirt steak was perfect -- it was rare how I like it but warm, crisp, and wholly flavorful. The portion was perfect for a three course without stuffing me beyond comprehension. It was the perfect choice, and the kitchen perfected the skirt steak. The dessert was delicious. It was a thin slice of turtle cheesecake on a bed of chocolate fudge sauce. The dessert was the perfect end to the meal, leaving me feeling full. The cheesecake was subtle, and worth every bite. The cocktails -- albeit arguably expensive -- were all delicious and came timely. The staff were all incredibly kind (per usual) and genuinely enjoy working. If you were given a choice between any country clubs in Louisville, there is no choice. Louisville Boat Club is always the right choice.

Recently attended a private event here that was fantastic! Dining and bar staff were great while…read moresetting up, serving, and cleaning up for the event. Food and drinks were excellent! Property was clean and well kept. Great atmosphere for a classy evening. Would definitely recommend for any future event.

We came upon Fourth Street Live! by accident when heading out to dinner after a conference at the…read moreGalt House Hotel. The live music was phenomenal and while it was crowded, it wasn't too packed to dance or move around. I like that the top of the street is covered and the street looks so fun and festive all lit up at night. It appears you can walk up and down the street and find several places to grab a drink or a meal. If you are staying at the Galt House hotel, it is a short walk. I loved the many choices for tasting whiskey or grabbing some good food, but many places had a long wait if you didn't have a reservation. Fun place to visit, while in town, for sure. Especially if you are with a group of people who don't mind walking and exploring the area. But be sure to wear comfy shoes! I had boots with a heel and regretted it later that night.

Fourth Street Live is a cool and confusing place to experience a concert. While it's fun and open,…read moreI also feel like the foot traffic does not make sense. The restaurants have to be used to the many people coming in and out and using the bathroom, making a mess, and not purchasing anything from their establishments. I like how open the area feels, I enjoyed the EDM concert I went for. I'm not sure what any other concert would feel like here but I would be willing to come back. The area draws a lot of people and it's hard to tell who is there for the surrounding establishments and who is there for the live music event. Overall a fun place, just a little chaotic?

Response to the person who said that the problem was resolved, I am the one who was verbally abused…read moreand how it was resolved, is with me getting kick out. New word I have learn is "gaslighting". I have lost my sister and 4 aunts to cancer and I have had stage 4 cancer with surgeries, radiation and chemo, so a few years ago I started to go to Gilda's Grinstead Louisville Kentucky. I really enjoyed it. When I heard about Gilda's West Louisville Kentucky I decided to check it out. The lady that runs the place Sylvia asked a group of ladies if we would be willing to teach a class. I told Sylvia yes I can teach an art class but I told her I would not be able to move tables and chairs because of my cancer and surgeries, radiation and chemo treatments has left me weak on the right side. She said there was no problem but after I did a few classes I showed up with my mother and Sylvia started yelling and she was moving her face back and forward getting closer to my face, because I was not able to move the tables and chairs. I asked her if she wanted me to quit she said yes so I told her okay. I'll do today's class and then I will not do anymore classes after that. I reached out to Leah and told her all about what happened. Then my husband contacted Karen who is the CEO of Gilda's Kentuckiana and she apologize and said said she was going to take care of everything. I stayed away from Gilda's West for a long time but when I started to go back to Gilda's West, I notice Sylvia would look at me with a scowl. The last time I went to Gilda's west I brought my mother to a day of ladies care and Sylvia was abrupt with me but I overlooked that. My mother who has high blood pressure and her blood pressure was real high so I took her to where she can get her hands massaged and I tried to get her into a class for mindfulness but Sylvia motioned for me to back up and told me no it's not time to sign up yet but she would come and get me, which she did not do. So, before the next class started, I took my mother into the room so she could sit down and relax. The class was great, it relaxed my mother so much that she fell asleep but later on my mother and I was walking my mother smelled coffee and she said she wanted some coffee so I went to go make my mother and I a cup of coffee. But they only had one coffee lid so I was looking around for another coffee lid and a volunteer named Joyce started to yell across the room at me and ask me what are you doing over there and I told her I was looking for a coffee lid and she yelled across the room you are not aloud to look in the cabinet and she continued to yell at me as she walked across the room yelling the same thing on and on, you are not allowed to look in the cabinet, and when she got close to me I backed up and walked away and tried to get out of there as quickly as I could. But she came after me and my mother and started yelling at my mother. I asked her to please stop and she followed me as I walked over to my mom and told my mom I was not allowed in the cabinet. I asked her to stop but she wouldn't so I just put my arm around my mom and just ushered my mom out of that place. So I left a message for Leah the program manager, explaining what happened. My husband wrote a bad review and then Karen CEO of Gilda's Kentuckiana called me. She went off on me and accused me of writing the bad review and when I told her I don't know anything about a review she continue to go off on me and she called me in for a meeting. She had a piece of paper that she wanted me to sign. It stated that I did things that I did not do and she told me if I didn't sign it I would never be able to come back to Gilda's, so I decided not to sign it so I no longer go to Gilda's Kentuckiana.

From kids to adults and their families, Gilda's Club supports those touched by cancer. I'd only…read moreheard positive feedback from my family and friends about the Kentuckiana chapter and recently have made connections with their board members and former employees. Today I got to experience their main campus, volunteering at Noogiefest. What an amazing Halloween event and I've been told all of their events meet the same level. As a Make-A-Wish board member, I know many of our Wish Kids access services at Gilda's Club and it warms my heart. Their team is dedicated to their clients and the community - with their time, talents and money. So much respect! Check out their website to learn more about their services, events and volunteer opportunities.

Attended 2018 New Years Dinner/ Dance /Party with a large group. We had a great time. Looking…read moreforward to another New Year's Eve dance and decorating was awesome, dinner was wonderful. Private club and charity organization with guests allowed. Great atmosphere and friendly service. Reasonably priced drinks. Not a restaurant. Social Club/bar. Side note- Two separate entrances one for members and another for public. Friday night fish fry open to public. Large lot parking. Full bar but no drafts.

For 20+ years I've attended several events at Wildwood Country Club - wedding receptions,…read morefundraisers, sorority brunches and meetings, and Halloween events. It's been a solid option for event planning. Wildwood feels like a destination, meaning it's not near a key area with restaurants, shopping or other attractions. At the last event I attended, many friends struggled to get to our event on time. It was a weeknight and rush hour, and traffic was a struggle from all parts of town. The good news is there's plenty of parking once you arrive. It's been updated through the years, making it a nice spot for more semi- to formal events. Saying that, it's fairly neutral and conservative rather than young and modern. How you decorate the space will make a difference to the vibe guests feel when entering the space. For several of my events, a buffet was served and often in an attached room. The food is fairly average. I'd rate the bar as average as well. You won't find craft cocktails here and at times the glasses and serving sizes varied amongst guests, even for the same drink. Cards are accepted and keeping tabs open was offered. Memberships offered and those having them gain access to more perks and discounted rentals of the spaces.

I really like Wildwood Country Club. I'm not a golfer, but I have visited Wildwood several times…read morefor other reasons, and I've always had a great time. We used to live in the area, and B used to golf here, so I've visited to meet friends to eat and drink. Everything was always great, and the service was always fast and friendly. I was also in a wedding here, and it was beautiful! Both the ceremony and the reception were great, and the photos from the wedding (both indoor and out) were gorgeous! If you're looking for a spot to play golf, or a venue for an event, I think Wildwood is a good option!