This place is such a hidden gem. Tucked away off the beaten path, it has that cozy, "you almost…read moredon't want to tell anyone about it" kind of charm. The space is definitely on the smaller side, which adds to the intimate feel, but I can only imagine it gets pretty tight during peak hours--especially since they don't take reservations. That said, everything else more than makes up for it. The service was genuinely excellent--attentive, friendly, and made us feel right at home from the moment we walked in. And the food? Absolutely worth it. Every dish we tried was packed with flavor and clearly made with care. If you're thinking about going, I'd definitely recommend timing your visit to avoid the rush. It's a small spot, but one that delivers a big experience.

5 of us headed to Glendale from Louisville (about a 45 minute drive) for lunch and some shopping…read more Upon arrival at 11.30 am we were seated immediately by the sweet hostess. The menu is extensive so it took a minute for us to order. Everyone had water to drink. Our server brought us some fresh yeast rolls that were hot and tasty. We had the fried green tomatoes appetizer for the table. They were excellent served with sour cream and horseradish and ranch that we had to ask for additionally. Everyone ordered something different. Orders included: 1. Fried chicken with mashed potatoes and gravy, and cole slaw. I only tried their cole slaw which leans more to a vinegar base and I prefer a sweeter slaw. There were 4 pieces of chicken. 2. Meatloaf with mashed potato and gravy and cornbread. Cornbread was a bit dry, meatloaf was ok. 3. Mushroom and bacon smothered chicken, onion rings and cornbread. Person said the chicken was a bit dry, the mushrooms and bacon saved the dish. Onion rings were good, crispy and hot. 4. Chicken and dumplings with cornbread. Folks that tasted them said they make better at home, nothing special. 5. Rueben sandwich with corn pudding. Sandwich was just ok. Bread was too thick for my taste, beef was tender. Corn pudding was excellent, hot, creamy. Service was good, resturant quaint, street parking. The train rolling by, blowing the whistle while we ate was a nice touch, although it rattled the building. After we ate, got to go containers and paid we shopped at the adjacent and across the street shops to the resturant. That was fun. After shopping we headed back to the restaurant for coffee and dessert. Again each of us had a different dessert item which included: coconut cream pie, butterscotch pie, derby pie, chocolate sundae cake and the house specially, butter cream pie. All were pretty good. We all liked the house speciality pie, it was super sweet, creamy with a good crust. Coconut pie was a favorite as was the chocolate sundae cake. The derby pie was way too chocolatey for most of us. It is a cute little little resturant with a homey feel that will take you back in time. One of those places where you should try but then say, did that, don't necessarily need to revisit.

I'm drooling as I'm writing this just thinking about what I ate. Where to start: BEST focaccia…read morebread I've ever had - made in house and it's perfectly crusty on the outside with a soft and fluffy inside. At first I was worried eating one of these would be a messy endeavor because of how big they are, but it ended up being very manageable. I think I blacked out after my first bite of the beef ragu, but it was one heck of a way to start off. Their menu offers an impressive variety for all tastes, so you can easily try at least a couple of the weekly offerings. Vegetarian and vegan options that're equally delicious. I even tried their gelato and I'm not usually one to eat dessert. Smooth and rich without being sugary sweet. Perfect way to cap off the experience. You MUST TRY this place out. Is it Monday yet??

The owners are great and we were served our food when we ate in (wasn't expecting that). I tried…read morethe sorrel (it was after 10) and the flavor of the food could not be ignored. It's casual, but a good place to catch up with someone (which I did). This is definitely going to be my spot when I'm in the area.

I went to Jamaica two times last year and the food was one of the highlights of the trip. I was so…read moreexcited to see that there was an authentic Jamaican restaurant in Radcliff. This food was absolutely delicious. There is nothing i can see here to tell you how delicious it is. All I'm going to say is go try it for your self! The food was flavorful and spicy just like I like it! I don't drink beer, but I was pleased to see that they carried Red Stripe. When you arrive to the resorts in Jamaica, one of the first drinks they offer you is rum punch. This restaurant has rum punch!!! It did not disappoint. I took a sip of this drink, closed my eyes, and envisioned myself in Jamaica. The rum punch had me feeling good!!!

No matter the menu, Poco is ALWAYS going to be a hit. Example: They are doing fish on Fridays…read moreduring lent at The Merryweather. You guys. I never knew it could be this good! We ordered the Buffalo Dill'boy and asked that it be split into 4s for us. IT WAS SO GOOD. Catfish, Buffalo dill sauce, American cheese, tomato, shoddy letty, Pop's Pickles, lemon tartar, all on a crusty roll. It's hard to describe in mere words how delicious this sammy was. I say, just go get it while you can. We also ordered the Good 'Ol Fish Fry. I tried only the fish and the breaded was *chef's kiss* Anywhere Poco is, you'll find me. It's my favorite popup in town and you can bet I'll try anything on their menu I can!

Great pop up restaurant in Louisville. Check out their Instagram page to see where they will be…read morenext. Visited POCO at The Merryweather In Germantown on a Tuesday night. Snag a drink special from The Merryweather then head out to the patio to order from POCO. Really enjoyed every food item we got which included the ahi tuna tostadas, birrgoo tacos, and the chicken sandwich. Menu changes for each event. Range from $9-$14.

As soon as I see Taqueria Aguila is popping up at one of my go-to spots, I mark my calendar (yes, I…read morehave an actual paper calendar, very retro.) I love the food, but shout out to the service. Anytime I have a question about a menu item, they excitedly explain. A few times now, based on what I like, I got a suggested combination of plates. The person at the window recently turned me on to their hot chili oil. I thought it would be delicious, of course, but typical to hot oils I've had in the past-nope! It was very spicy, but with a rich nuttiness. Delish. The way they slow cook the meat with love is obvious in the tender, developed flavor. But for me, it's about the sides! I tried the onion, grilled on open flame and seasoned to perfection. I felt like a little rabbit gnawing on goodies straight from the garden. Wild. So good. Definitely give them a follow on Instagram so you can check them out as they travel from kitchen to kitchen across the Lou. (I know adding drinks to y'alls menu might add a wrench into your very well-oiled machine, but if I ever see horchata added to your menu, I will lose my MIND with excitement to try it.)

The Merryweather bar hosts Taqueria Aguila on Tuesdays, but I was fortunate enough to get it on a…read moreSaturday. I devoured four, only two pictured, steak tacos made to have steak and chorizo. These tacos have truly blown me away. The tacos are not huge, the portions are just perfect which allow you to eat a couple and feel normal. The chorizo is some of the most fresh chorizo I have encountered in all of Louisville. The way the blue corn hand made tortilla carries this dish just makes each bite better than the last. It's hard to talk about one thing that really did it with this taco, every ingredient just melodically meshes with the next for an experience only tasting can justify. All the ingredients are just fresh and you can tell, the flavor wouldn't be the way it is if these tacos were made with anything lower quality. I recommend anything from this menu. Definitely a gem to have at MW.

We couldn't decide where to eat so we started driving from Crestwood and found this place! Food and…read moreservice were wonderful! Highly recommend.

This restaurant is a requirement when my family travels every few months…read more The food is consistently good. Some favorites: the small caboose, the turkey wrap, the Ruben apps, and the burger. The staff is kind and attentive and the food comes out within a reasonable timeframe. They're always gracious to my family and my young children. We feel welcomed every time. Today my son got to see the train go by and I'm certain he'll be happily chattering about it for several days. What a treat. We look forward to seeing yall in May.

The lobster roll- went with a cold one was great! Quite a bit of lobster, perfectly cooked! We did…read morea combo for $25 with a choice of soup. Decided to try the lobster bisque- good but will try the clam chowder next time. The soup came with fantastic cheddar biscuits- way better than red lobster. Soup and those biscuits sounds amazing on a chilly fall day! Until then I'll be looking for updates on the lobsta food truck!

I had an amazing time here at Longshot Lobsta. The food was just super tasty and very fresh. The…read moreservice was composed and very friendly. The ambiance was cool and the interior was very clean. 5 stars.