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!

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, we were the first ones in the door on a Monday afternoon so it wasn't too crowded. It has a…read morevery nice vibe. With some 80's music playing in the background. Our bartender was extremely welcoming. The beer list is quite extensive. I went for the award winner pilsner, Sprockets. Very worthy of the award. Just for an appetizer we were advised of the guacamole & chips. WOW!!! Guacamole was SUPERB. Depending upon your tastes, not a whole of chunks of avocado but that's fine with us. Make sure to order the guacamole and chips with your favorite beer.

*New location* I…read morereally miss the vibe of the old Bardstown Road location. The new space feels much more touristy and is noticeably smaller. One of the best parts of the original was the outdoor patio overlooking downtown, it gave the place so much character. The beer is still great, but the atmosphere just isn't the same.

I had an amazing time here at Against The Grain Public House. The food was just super tasty and…read morefresh. The service was just respectful and kind. The ambiance was chill and pleasant. 5 stars.

When seated with 8 people, our waitress Kate with pink hair asked us if we could "just sit down so…read moreshe knows where we are". We had not moved out of our seats other than to sit down. She came out with one drink at a time from the bar. When we reminded her we had more people coming in a bit she walked away. Friends came and she returned with the food and didn't acknowledge the rest of our group and walked away without asking for drinks or food. 15 minutes went by and still nothing. We could see she was sitting in the back talking to her friend at the bar. We motioned for her and she came back, asked about food and she said "we are on a food pause so I can't take anymore for 40 minutes" and walked away before we could ask about it. Finally when we were trying to close out, she gave hand motions and said "are you closing out or what? You don't have to close. Oh my gosh I can't hear you." And went back to go sit on her phone. Thankfully the guy in the grey shirt and beard was apologetic and helped us out. Our extra members ended up leaving without food after 45 minutes of waiting for her. Wish I could post a pic of her to show the truth of her sitting this entire time but I want to be respectful. When seated with 8 people, our waitress Kate with pink hair asked us if we could "just sit down so she knows where we are". We had not moved out of our seats other than to sit down. She came out with one drink at a time from the bar. When we reminded her we had more people coming in a bit she walked away. Friends came and she returned with the food and didn't acknowledge the rest of our group and walked away without asking for drinks or food. 15 minutes went by and still nothing. We could see she was sitting in the back talking to her friend at the bar. We motioned for her and she came back, asked about food and she said "we are on a food pause so I can't take anymore for 40 minutes" and walked away before we could ask about it. Finally when we were trying to close out, she gave hand motions and said "are you closing out or what? You don't have to close. Oh my gosh I can't hear you." And went back to go sit on her phone. Thankfully the guy in the grey shirt and beard was apologetic and helped us out. Our extra members ended up leaving without food after 45 minutes of waiting for her. Wish I could post a pic of her to show the truth of her sitting this entire time but I want to be respectful.

Noble Funk Brewing is a fantastic place to spend an evening! We stopped by for trivia night, and it…read moremade for a fun, laid back atmosphere with lots of energy. The staff kept everything running smoothly, and it was easy to see why so many people enjoy coming here. The pizza was outstanding with a crispy crust, fresh toppings, and plenty of flavor. Pair that with a great selection of craft beers, and you've got a winning combination. Whether you're there to compete in trivia, grab dinner with friends, or just relax, Noble Funk Brewing delivers a great atmosphere and an all around excellent experience.

We visited here again for a Wednesday lunch planning session and then a few rounds of mahjong. We…read moreall really like this place due to great food, on site fresh brewed beer, and clean and open light-filled spaces. We also appreciate free parking in their large front lot, which also has 2 electronic charging stations! This place was busy today and parking lot was packed. I also utilized the facilities and was impressed with the cleanliness of the restroom. Well maintained and fully stocked. Service was fast and friendly. I had the chicken wrap with a pilsner beer again this week, and it was just as tasty as the prior visits.

This was the first place we tried in Louisville, Kentucky. They offered a very nice selection of…read morebeer. There were also some seltzers. The food was nice. We enjoyed the pretzels very much. We didn't try the pizzas. The dough wasn't Neapolitan style so we stayed away from it. The bartender was amazing. She offered us a lot of great advice. The venue itself was fantastic. There is an amazing leather couch inside. It is beautiful and incredibly comfortable. The weather was really nice so we sat outside. The ambience was nice. The weather was great and the seating was comfortable. We were lucky to have one of the cats visit us. It wasn't a brewery cat, but it was a very social cat that interacted with us. The hazy IPA was on the darker side, which was new for me. I enjoyed the experience of it. I'd recommend this brewery too. Anyone visiting Kentucky or living there.

Went in with friends as i was visiting from out of town. The brewery has several beers to choose…read morefrom. Several were tasted & enjoyed. The food menu is limited- pizza & nachos were ordered. The description of the pizza on the menu doesnt do justice for their pies. They are good size & the scoops of ricotta were large! The crust is a hand tossed not too thin or thick. The outdoor area is great space & there are games to play to keep peeps entertained

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.

Friendly people. Neat bar. Good old style german beers. Great experience will visit againread more

One of the most welcoming breweries I've visited in Louisville. Lots of seating inside and outside…read moreavailable (cute and spacious patio out back). They have board/card games to play and a full calendar of events which include, run club, wizard Wednesday, show and tell, trivia etc. I appreciate a brewery with an event calendar! I ordered "The Tart" a raspberry cider, it wasn't too sweet like many other ciders I've had. As a sour beer lover, I would love for a sour/gose to be added to the menu! Also to note, they had a variety of non alcoholic options (always a plus) and snack foods. I love the aesthetic of this brewery, and can't wait to visit again!

I love discovering smaller breweries, and Shipping Port fits the bill perfectly…read more I was more than happy to sample their wide selection of beers--most were excellent, and my favorite was the Belgian Ale. The food was also very good, made fresh and full of flavor. You really can't go wrong with a panini. The décor was spot on, and even better, street parking was easy to find--something you can't say about many places in Louisville. Overall, a great experience. I'll definitely be back!

Don't sleep on the food. The selection varies but it's always delicious!…read more I enjoy their beers but since I was eating a burrito I decided to try the draft margarita. It was excellent as well. Great community vibe and a really cool spice vending machine.

Stumbled upon this Louisville gem before a music festival and I cannot say enough great things…read moreabout this place. The food, service and drinks were all outstanding! We will def be back next time we visit the area.

I didn't have any alcohol when I was there which is something that people I respect have good…read morethings to say about it. I have been there for lunch and the food was good and the service was okay. I liked what I had with a couple asterisks attached. I have one caution as someone with food allergies: you order via QR Code on your phone so you don't see a server until they bring your food. I could not figure out how to customize my food and that left one of my items inedible to me. Had I been able to customize or it was intuitive I might have had a slightly better time. If you're not one to get your food the way the universe intended and like to customize or need to, keep this part in mind. I had a very 'hip' vibe and was not too loud.