Al j Schneider plaza is an open common area that starts at Jeff Ruby's steakhouse and shares a…read morespace with Louisville giants like the galt house in downtown Louisville. It has some greenery, some public art such as statue of mr Schneider, a Churchill downs derby jockey winner display called gallop to glory and a beautiful over look view of the Ohio river. At the tail end it has some steps that will take you down tot he street level if you want to go explore the riverfront some more. Overall solid little plaza/park and common area. Very busy around peak seasons for the galt house and Ruby's like derby and Christmas time.

We are walking around exploring the bourbon district downtown room one night this evening from my…read morebuddy and I came across this Plaza had a bunch of nice bushes lights little statues of decorations he was a cool thing to check out I don't know much about this guy or why he has a Plaza but he's got a statue and a Plaza so check it out

Very small building and did not have friendly staff when I have been twice. Today I needed…read moresomething notorized and the lady was not happy or friendly at all. I hope I don't have to return

Jeremy J's review is outdated since City Hall has been severely remodeled, taking over the old…read morelibrary. It's much better, and the staff is very nice! I am devastated that Jeremy has not updated his review, and it's a shame that the City Hall has a 2-star review. I hope this review bumps it up!

Nice courthouse here in Bullitt County that I hope I never have to go into because that means I got…read morein trouble or somebody got in trouble and we don't wanna do that but it's a nice on the inside and outside

This place gives fast and accurate service getting help getting your Medicaid set up. There 2…read moreoffices at this location. The first office handles help with rent/utilities/SNAP etc. The second office located in the far back of the buildings helps you get Medicaid. Don't show up around 3 pm b/c you will have to deal with several yellow school's buses and parents picking up their kids.

The Benjamin Head House was built by a Revolutionary War Captain, Janes Head, in 1812 and is on the…read moreNational Registry of Historical Places. The beautiful stone building now houses several gift boutiques and has available space for a small restaurant that was recently vacated. In one of the gift boutiques, Gather (see separate review), one can appreciate the beautiful stone fireplaces that are prominent in each room of the home. The wooden staircase and floors are beautiful and add so much charm! If you enjoy historic buildings and architecture and/or enjoy shopping in quaint, quiet, and historic surroundings, this is the place for you! Stop by the next time you are strolling down Main Street in the historic section of Middletown!

The clerks are friendly. They work as quickly as they can. Quite the crowd when I went but…read moreonly took 1/2 hour for me. Got my new tag sticker and out the door. I appreciate their patience when so many people are waiting.

We went to the Clerk's office to get a car registered, but the title had been damaged by the rain…read more Alexandra was so helpful, quick, clear, and kind as we tried to figure out what our next steps would be. The wait time both times we went in wasn't too bad, and her helpfulness deserved a shoutout on here.

I'm very glad this spot has become something more than what seemed to be an eye sore for many years…read moreand surviving a pandemic on top of that. My first visit was right before the Pandemic stuck in 2020. I had visited Union 15 first. Being a pizza lover I had to give it a shot. It is good pizza but, the garlic knots are probably the best thing there. I like that they have many local beers on tap. I remember talking the person behind the bar and how he looked forward to this place growing w/ Iroquois park across the street and the events that take place there during the summer. I went back again for the shuttle pick up for Tailspin last year and this year. Then Covid happened and I hadn't made my way back until Tailspin this year for the shuttle pick up. I definitely recommend Union 15 if you're a pizza lover and beer lover, especially local beer. There is also a Taco Luchador, I hadn't been to this location but have been to their Baxter Ave location. Biscuit Belly and B.A. Colonial I haven't been to either places but, plan on making it to those places someday. Overall I'm really impressed with how Colonial Gardens has turned out. I hope they continue to grow and do great things. These businesses have survived a pandemic in which most places are still trying to bounce back or have closed. Definitely a great place to support local businesses if you're in the area or at an event at Iroquois park. Two thumbs up on Colonial Gardens.

Really cool concept to help build the south end for the future. Colonial Gardens was considered a…read morehistoric area already but has been basically deserted for several years. So they have rebuilt it into a venue that will be the home for a handful of new and exciting food establishments and pubs. They currently have a pizza joint called "union 15" and the rapidly growing Taco Luchador. Per the website they are expecting to add a breakfast restaurant called "biscuit belly". Which currently has one location in Nulu that is very popular and tasty. They have done an incredible job of adding unique artwork and designs while paying homage to the south end area. One of my favorite things (or will be) about this project is all the restaurants and pubs will share an open beer garden. Which is a really cool concept. Major kudos and props to the brains and designers of this project. I think it will have a huge positive impact on the south end of Louisville.

Louisvilel feee public library located on w manslick road right in the heart of the main "strip" in…read morethe small community of Fairdale. My 3rd born daughter was attending her first dance class across the road when we decided to explore the area. This freshly updated and nice library was open to 8pm so it made a perfect spot to to waste some time and have a bit of educational fun for me, my wife and other 3 daughters. Very spacious and well organized library. You walk In to a large area with computers and seating and the rest of the sections are around that area and clearly marked and separated making it easy to find your area. We had our younger ones with us so we found the adorably decorated young children's section in the very back corner and let the youngest play and look at books while we relaxed on the chairs. Overall nice library that offers everything from books, computer access, musical cd, dvd, blue rays and more. Very sleek and spacious and updated place. My daughter appeared to enjoy dance so this may become our hang out spot on days she has her practices.

The Louisville free public library located off of West Manslick in law home in Fairdale is a nice…read morepublic library. It is of the newer model it moved from one part of Fairdale to another part more in the central part of town. It offers a wide variety of books movies cassettes and just an opportunity to go read and learn in private. I have taken my daughters here many times to play in to check out different books throughout the years. I stop by here yesterday and they have added Even more meat little things to see I highly recommend