Great food. Great service. Great ambiance…read more What can I say A gay bar and grill in Louisville Kentucky that has good food and service. Enjoy.

While in Elizabethtown, I had to visit the famous Wicked Eyed Woman. Not sure what to expect when…read morevisiting here. Parking was a challenge to find so that was no fun. This place was kinda tricky to find. GPS originally took me to a place that looked like an apartment building however this business appears to be adjacent to the apartment building. I go inside and just proceed to sit at the bar. I think I was to supposed to wait to be seated because bar staff seemed a little annoyed when I walked up to the bar, nothing was said but I think maybe they were I'm not sure. I felt bad in a way but, I never been here before so I had no idea. They have a very extensive Bourbon/whiskey menu and beer selection. They do have food here as well but, I didn't try it this visit. I do like the atmosphere of this place. It's lounge like with dim lighting. The bathroom was definitely unique just look at the picture I took attached with my review. I did try their signature drink which was very delicious but kinda sweet. As it turns out the bartenders behind the bar where actually kind to me and I started to feel more welcome. I definitely want to come back here, just wish it wasn't a long drive but, maybe it's good I don't live close lol I'd probably spend too much time and money here.

Over the weekend my husband was doing yard work and Tikiz drove into our neighborhood and down the…read morecourt. Knowing how much my youngest and I love shaved ice, he asked them to wait while he grabbed his wallet and ordered 3 cups. I love cherry and theirs was delicious, a nice balance of ice and syrup. Tikiz is known for the gum ball at the bottom of their cup. Be careful! Let it warm up a minute before you chomp on it and break a tooth. I'm so happy Tikiz came through our neighborhood and hope they'll continue after we aren't sheltered at home. You can also spot them at local events and school fundraisers. During colder months they are known to sell coffee and hot chocolate.

From the owner: Locally owned and operated top of the line food truck. We offer shaved ice, pre-packaged ice creams…read moreand hot beverages year round. Available for all sizes of events. Sugar free, dye free and nut free option offered.

Wow, this little movie theater tucked away in Elizabethtown, Kentucky was such a great find. I…read morebelieve it is family owned, which I love, and the prices were super affordable. One thing I really appreciated was that the theaters don't have steep staircases- makes it so much easier for older people and honestly just more comfortable overall. The concessions were also reasonably priced, and they even had a free popcorn seasoning station, which was a fun touch. The ranch seasoning was our favorite and definitely a must try. I'll be coming back the next time I'm in town!

This theater has comfortable reclining seats and good concession prices. It's the only theater in…read moreE-Town, and I like that it's less than a 10-minute drive from my house. My family and I have been coming here for over two years, and we've never had a bad experience. Buying tickets is very easy. You can use apps like Fandango, show a screenshot on your phone, or print a paper ticket. They also have a kiosk and staff who can help. There is plenty of parking, and on Tuesdays the ticket prices are lower than normal, which is a nice bonus. The concession lines are usually short since it's a small town. The only downside is that the theater doesn't have a big billboard or street sign. It's about two blocks off the main road, so if you're not from the area, you might miss the turn. Overall, we're thankful to have this theater in our community. I highly recommend it for watching your favorite movies.

Adding to my reviews for this nonprofit as I witness them doing more for the women in Louisville…read more Along with their clothing boutique and styling, they now have a sponsored business center and a leadership program that runs for a few months and teaches key skills. Recently I visited their clothing sale. Bags could be filled for $15 or $25, whatever fit inside. These clothes tend to be ones that don't meet the standards for the current boutique - typically because of style or season. I found fantastic staple items and in wonderful shape. So thanks to bulk up clothing for my business casual work environment. Please consider this group for women's clothing donations or volunteering. Follow their social media page for notices of programming and fundraising events.

I literally found Dress for Success by accident one afternoon while wandering around NULU. I was…read morecurious and stopped in to see what was going on inside the colorful and welcoming space. I was very impressed to discover that Dress for Success is a non-profit that helps unemployed women with not only job skills but also provides a beautiful, curated wardrobe to wear on their interview and later after they have secured employment. Dress for Success works on a referral basis. They provide an outfit including jewelry, shoes and accessories so that confidence in their appearance is not something these ladies have to worry about. Once a client lands a job they can come back and pick out FIVE - yes FIVE - complete outfits. You can tell from the pics that the shop looks like a high end boutique. It is beautifully laid out and stocked with current styles in like-new condition. Dress for Success accepts like new clothes and shoes one Saturday each month. You can like and follow them on Facebook to find out when you can donate. This place makes my heart happy. I cannot imagine trying to get into the workforce without the proper tools. Dress for Success is one of the best utilized programs I have seen in ages. When clients come in there is a personal shopper to help them coordinate a look suitable for the job they are seeking. I was so impressed. Dress for Success is such a game changer. The offer career counseling, help preparing resume's and so much more. I am so happy to have found them and hope to help spread the work about the vital work they do for our community. Please consider them if you have items that might help a sister get back into the workforce with confidence and style.

I saw online that Edible Arrangements did fundraisers to help raise funds and to contact the local…read morestore to inquire. I called 3 times and left messages because I really wanted to talk about arranging a Mother's Day/Military Spouse day fundraiser since my company's soldiers will be gone for both. I never got a phone call back, so I tried a 4th time. The phone was answered by Holly who told me the owner just might not be interested in doing a fundraiser, so she just doesn't call back. I understand not every business can do a fundraiser, but surely they can call back and say so instead of allowing me to leave multiple, unreturned messages. I won't be giving this Edible Arrangements any of my business again after the lack of business etiquette to simply return a phone call.

My friend ordered chocolate covered strawberries on Wednesday, May 9 for Mother's Day. His…read moregrandfather had died on Tuesday and they were busy with getting ready for the funeral so he didn't have time for anything else. He also had never ordered from edible arrangements before so he did not know they would be making the chocolate covered strawberries immediately and that they could not sit in the refrigerator for a couple of days. They called him on Thursday about how he has to pick them up, but he explained that was out of town for his grandfathers visitation and funeral. He did not ask them to remake the strawberries for free; he simply told them that he needed to know if he just needs to pay for another set of strawberries. They were rude, hung up and called back to tell him they were remaking them (but remember, he did not ask them to for free; he was willing to pay, just didn't want to be disrespected) Since I live in E'town and he was going to the funeral and staying with his mother, I told him I could pick them up for him. When I went to the store, it was very busy. I was even considering purchasing something for my own mother. The woman who help me at the desk asked me if I had a pre-ordered item, and I told her my friend's last name. When she couldn't find the ticket, she asked Tammy, the other worker at the front desk. Tameia replied with "that the guy who didn't pick it up for two days" as snarky and rude and she could. The other customers laughed and turned and looked at me. Why would Tammy try to embarrass a customer? And if she KNEW the fact that he was the person who didn't pick up for two days, Tammy also knew it was because his grandfathers death. She also didn't know who I was (could have been his relative) and she being was insensitive and careless. I was promised that the store owner/manager would call back which shows that they don't care about having a person like Tammy interacting with their customers like this. I'm completely disgusted by the service and this store.

Love love love! I've visited 3 times and each time has been a pleasure! It's situated in a really…read morebeautiful area! You have access to some shopping and eating right across the street. The instructors are very helpful and really nice! They also allow you to work with different art mediums like palettes and wood and glass! They offer a different painting daily and you can also book a group class. They're also usually on Groupon so that's a savings as well and the more often you come you can receive discounts!

Our group of 4 enjoyed a fall gourd paint class last night. Our instructor provided excellent…read moreguidance during the class resulting in each of us having fun and bringing home art that we made. The art room is filled with inspiring artwork others have made.

Kentucky Kettleheadz is a Kentucky good tricky and popcorn/pork rind company located out of…read moreBrandenburg that services surrounding areas. I actually became acclimated with the company through my daughters cheer leading fundraiser. Her gym was having us sell bags of there popcorn or pork grinds for $6 a piece. They have multiple variety's and flavors of popcorn and pork rinds. I'm not big on popcorn or pork rinds but my family has enjoyed almost every flavor they have tried. The favorite appears to be either the caramel popcorn or the caramel apple popcorn. The Cajun rinds is also a big hit with the family. The chili cheese rinds I tried and I wasn't a big fan but as previously stated I'm not a huge fan anyways. The traditional my wife loved but second oldest daughter didn't care for. Overall, pretty cool company and with A nice variety. I enjoyed this product more then other fundraiser products my daughter gym has sold. This had a real nice variety and the people who bought them seemed to happy and are hoping we do it again next year so they can get more in the future.

A beautifully restored site! We took the house tour today and loved seeing everything inside and…read morehearing about the history. Our 20 year old guide seemed very nervous, maybe it was his first week there? He's obviously studying history and knew a fair amount, but could honestly use some more practice with public speaking. However, the home was incredible and we enjoyed ourselves. Hoping to come back in a few weeks and walk the grounds. They have a very cool "self guided" QR code tour around the outbuildings and gardens that you can do for free! And the gift shop is probably one of the nicest I've been to at a site of this size. Handmade and local items when possible, and a very chatty and kind store manager.

It's been 10+ years since I last visited Locust Grove, so I was excited to recently, when I stopped…read moreby for their annual book sale fundraiser. First, what a beautiful spot! I only got to see a sliver of its many acres, but my blood pressure dropped just from driving up to its main building. And if you are a bibliophile, don't miss this annual book sale! The proceeds benefit Locust Grove, and it boasts an awesome, overflowing selection of used books. I got there right when it opened at 10 a.m., and by 10:15, everyone was shoulder to shoulder. I came away, though, with a box of books for my and my family, costing just $30. The volunteers were great too, taking everyone's stacks of books to set aside while they shopped for more. I would love to come back for a proper tour and to bring my kids. Can't believe this site is just 10 minutes from my house and that I haven't properly enjoyed it yet. I'm excited to learn more about it!

We came in and got four ice cream's for my family. They're essentially five dollars a scoop which…read morethings about average nowadays I am it was about $20 and some change. The ice cream itself was good. We all enjoyed it. Unfortunately the lady behind the counter had zero interaction with us. Not sure why the facility was very nice and the ice cream itself was good I would recommend

Local women minority owned!!! The ice cream here is goood! The espresso is my favorite! The shop is…read morecute! Very spacious and has tons of games. If I'm ever back in this neck of the woods, I will comeback to try other flavors. Downfall is ice cream is not homemade.

This is a fantastic organization. They are well-connected with hospitals and other community…read moreresource distribution centers. Not only do they ship medical supplies overseas, but they also give back locally. You can volunteer there to sort. They are dedicated to staying very organized. It is a great place to take a group for a community service project.

Reviewing a non-profit is difficult because I'm biased (in that I love volunteering in my free…read moretime= automatic 5 stars), but I will say that I am thoroughly impressed with SOS. They're organized, up-to-date, and communicate well with volunteers. No matter if it's your first time volunteering or a regular, everyone is kind and welcoming. I highly recommend coming to sort. You feel so productive and meet so many genuine people who want to help the community. I am grateful we have an organization like SOS here in Louisville and I can't wait to volunteer again!