This is exactly what you would expect from a speakeasy. It's located in the basement and the…read moreatmosphere is very lowkey. The staff are friendly, helpful, and knowledgeable. They don't have much for food, but what they have is good. Definitely recommend!

Wow. Just wow…read more Nora's Speakeasy might be one of my favorite cocktail spots ever. The vibe is dark, elegant, and cool without trying too hard -- it really feels like a secret hideout (but in the best way). Drinks? Insanely good. Their "Nora's Version" menu reimagines classic cocktails with modern twists, and every single one we tried was a hit. Balanced, bold, and beautifully crafted. Food is simple but hits the spot -- charcuterie, grilled cheese, and pretzel bites that pair perfectly with the cocktails. Bonus: You get a welcome sip when you arrive! Such a fun touch that set the tone for a great night. Run, don't walk. Louisville, you've got something really special here.

The Waterloo never disappoints. Every visit feels consistent in the best way--great food, attentive…read moreservice, and cocktails that are always perfectly made. Everything was on point from start to finish. It's one of those places you can count on for a solid experience every time, whether you're going out for a casual night or something a little more special. Highly recommend!

After jumping into, then out of, Waterloo, named after a major station on the London Underground…read more(subway), the conclusion was they need another name: "Few TV's." Especially concerning was that none of the few TV's were even on when it was under 30 minutes before England v France WORLD CUP SOCCER match on a Saturday afternoon! Seriously??? The atmosphere of ignorance, in a joint called Waterloo (NAMED after the LOCATION where ENGLISH HELPED DEFEATED THE FRENCH), made me wonder if similar inattention was in the kitchen and the behind the bar? I may return to find out. The bar service seemed friendly, sympathetic, and attractive.

We visited Apraske for a birthday party last night…read more This is a 80s inspired pop-up theme bar with 80s disco and neon lights. You can sit outside or in little heated greenhouses. (There is also inside seating but we didn't try that). The cocktails are very tasty. I tried "Sex on the Snow" and I loved it. This cocktail is based on Gin with infused lavender and lemon juice. They also served some food. My kids had nachos and I had the German Style brats. My brat was served with pickled red onion and whole grain mustard. It was really good. I loved the vibe and I will visit again.

It was set as a tiki themed bar when we went. It would have probably been a lot better (but louder)…read more if we chose to reserve a spot outside. 1/2 the restaurant was closed. They had a small row where they could fit some tables inside. My friend at I were sat directly next to the air conditioning machine. The tables were wobbly, there was water spilling from the pitcher, basically the whole time, and we were never offered napkins. Overall the theme was good, but I wanted to see more of the restaurant. The decorations were a little shotty and at one point someone stood on the bar to plug in the lights. There was a sandpit outside where the band was playing and swinging chairs at the bar. The first drinks that I got- the one in the coconut- was basically an expensive cup of ice. There was VERY little drink in here. After about two sips, it tasted like sweet ice water. I also ordered the pain killer which was delicious! We had a very friendly, but overall inattentive waiter. Again, we were shoved in the back corner so perhaps that's why.

This place is just fantastic. I can't think of a better way to describe it. This is my third visit…read moreto Miracle Louisville for the 2nd year. Last year, the bartender basically poured us like 3/4 drinks for free after our time. This year was much of the same. You make reservations for a time, it's like $5 each and you get a nice table. However, the website doesn't allow for single reservations. If you go in nice as a single, on a quieter night, you can usually grab a table if one is left inside. Or, they have a ton of (chilly) outdoor seating. The whole place is decorated to hell; it's pretty awesome for small town living outside Boulder. There's plenty of pictures to be had. The glassware is amazing too, lots of designs great for the photo. One hiccup- you're paying for the glitz. It's $8/shot and $16 for each drink. But, they're tasty and generally get the job done. Let me just say as well, the guys working tonight were beyond awesome. Two of them were working both the bar and front of house, and basically just going non stop for hours. Good for them. Both were costumed and very! friendly and didn't show any signs of frustrations. The eggnog shot is awesome, smooth and sweet and gets you going. I've had the Cricket (green minty drink), the Elf-int Around, a mulled wine type cocktail, and the Jingle Balls Nog. Each was great in its own way. I think if you stick to these three, it won't be too crazy. They have almost a dozen options-you pay for it, but to be honest, it's fun to spend a little extra on some holiday cheer!

On a Wednesday night recently, with a few friends, we decided to try Miracle on Main, the pop-up…read morebehind Bittersweet. The place looks festive, all decorated for the Holidays with thousands of lights, candy canes, trees and reindeers. There are individual heated greenhouses, and plenty of tables under two big tents. The atmosphere is over the top kitschy and fun. Since we were a group of 10, the greenhouses were too small so we were seated under one of the tents. We had made reservations (there is a mandatory $5 fee going to a local charity) and were ready for the cold, with coats and blankets, just in case. We were surprised that it was far from full, we actually were the only ones parked under the big tent, just a few greenhouses were occupied. We enjoyed the cocktails, not cheap at $14 each but tasty an strong, all made specially for the season with flavors such as nutmeg, marshmallow, vanilla... The menu is limited, focused on cocktails with a few wines and beer, a couple snacks. I had the Christmapolitan (with vodka, elderflower, vermouth, spiced cranberry sauce, lime, rosemary and absinthe mist) yummy! The popcorn was disappointing though, it came in a bag (like the ones you pop in the microwave, except the package was more like Holiday wrapping paper). It definitively was not fresh, tasted a little stale. After a while, despite our coats we were getting really cold and asked our waiter if he could switch on the fireplace next to us. Too bad, we were told that it's for show, the regulations don't allow them to use it. There was no heat under that big tent and it was getting chilly. Overall, that night, despite the decorations, our group felt a little lost under that huge tent. I bet it feels totally different when it's packed, but during the week it was a little dead. There is a 20% discount for groups that they forgot about. When we asked about it, it became impossible to get checks separate per couple. Supposedly the system is not set up for it. When we left, our impression was that when you include the mandatory $5 reservation fee, it's adds up to an expensive drink that's not really worth it. And we were cold! Once again, it might be a very different experience during weekends. If you want to get a souvenir, no worries, it's all setup for it, you can buy glassware and gifts. This was not my idea of a fun evening, and I don't think I'll go back.

I usually love this place and typically get great service here, which is why this experience was…read moredisappointing. I met a friend at the bar and arrived around 6 PM. After sitting down, about 10 minutes went by without anyone acknowledging me. I eventually had to wave someone down just to ask if I could get a drink, and the response was that they hadn't seen me there. Later, when my drink was empty, I had to wave someone down again to order another. When my friend and I decided we wanted appetizers, we once again had to flag someone down to place the order. This was on a Tuesday night and there were only about 6-7 people sitting at the bar, which is a pretty slow night for them. To be fair, once we did receive our drinks and appetizers, everything was excellent as usual. However, the service throughout the night felt inattentive. I stayed from about 6 PM until 8:15 PM, so it wasn't a quick stop, it was a full evening, and the lack of attentiveness stood out. I still enjoy this place and the food and drinks are great, but on a slower night the service really should be more attentive. Every customer deserves to feel acknowledged and taken care of.

First time in Louisville and /pôr/ Wine House absolutely stole the show!…read more From the moment we walked in, everything felt intentional -- the service, the drinks, the food. The space is cozy yet elevated, perfect for a date night or catching up with friends over a great bottle of wine. Highlights? The bacon-wrapped dates (stuffed with house chorizo!) were next-level. The roasted beets with pomegranate molasses were fresh, tangy, and perfectly balanced. And the charred beef tagliata? Chef's kiss. Cocktails were just as impressive. "Blueberry Skies" was bright and layered, and the Aperol Spritz was honestly one of the best I've ever had -- citrusy, bubbly, and not too sweet. If you're looking for a spot that nails both ambiance and flavor, this is it. Will 100% be back!

The most amazing huge menu of delicious drinks! Great atmosphere. I will definitely be going back…read more Highly recommend.

Great little fun family owned cocktail bar in Lafayette. They have a diverse drink menu and allow…read moreoutside food. There are even a few restaurants that deliver free. Check it out!

I am Celiac and Rocky Mountain Tap & Garden is just amazing. Dedicated gf pizza and safe, friendly,…read moreaccommodating, clean, family oriented place to go. I haven't had pizza for over 3 yrs. it was amazing!! we also had the fish and chips, also delicious. Nice lightly breaded and oh so crispy, not dripping with grease and no SOY OIL, with homemade dressings and dips. i can't express the gratitude to the restaurants who are accommodating people with celiac so they can feel normal again and have great places to take friends and family and they will enjoy also. Thank you Shannon for introducing yourself and talking to us. Service and smiles, the whole atmosphere was excellent. We will be back soon with friends and family also. Thank you again.

Bought a Guinness on tap after walking over from Louisville. Trail head is across Hwy 42 near the…read morebaseball fields. Beer was expertly served and tasted great. Also possible to self serve your pour! I'll be back for happy hour that begins at 2 pm. This is a Sports Bar with at least 12 TVs. Dog friendly patio. Nice music!

Another awesome lunch. New menu items. Loved it…read more Go! Yes!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Pretty much the definition of so-so. It's not bad but it's not worth going back to…read more The service was very good.