I honestly can't comment on the drinks because the day I came here my stomach was bothering me a…read morebit and I ended up not getting anything, but I liked the vibes! It was less fancy/pretty than I thought it would be, but it's a good place to get a strong drink (based on the menu/ingredients - they all looked pretty strong!) and sit/relax. There was plenty of free parking on the main road, and some seating out front which was just outside. Would be a nice hang spot during the pleasant spring and fall months, or summer evenings!

A hidden gem! Literally, you have to walk down a little alleyway between a coffee shop and another…read morebuilding to get to their entrance. It was extremely hot outside so we decided to book a reservation inside but what we didn't realize is there is no A/C so it was hot inside even though all the windows were open. The drinks were delicious and there were so many more I wanted to try. The staff member who was covering the whole restaurant however there were only 3 tables include ours, was nice and not overbearing but rather attentive and allowed us to chat but checked on us regularly.

My favorite speakeasy. Perfectly crafted old style cocktails (new creations too). Great atmosphere…read moreand great service. See you again soon. Cheers

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.

I've been to the Vibe in Denver and had no idea there was one right in Louisville…read more Kind of an odd experience, the lights in the cafe area were off and it was fairly dark. It's inside an office building / business park area. Good seating options for lounging around and socializing, but not a lot of seating conducive to getting work done. My cappuccino was not very good (tasted burnt) but I'd come back and give something else a try!

Nested inside a hotel lobby. Drinks were surprisingly really good. A couple of nice seasonal…read moredrinks. I got an espresso with orange peel which surprisingly added a really lovely touch of citrus note. Bartender recommendation!

Perfect spot for a Mother's Day afternoon. Shared a flatbread and the pretzel and sausage plate…read more Service was great and love the convo with the owner. Thank you for such a great space for families to chill together and enjoy good food + drinks. Will definitely be back with more friends and family soon.

I recently discovered The Birdie Bar and I'm so glad I did!…read moreThe atmosphere inside is super fun and welcoming. I love that it's equally friendly for both adults and kids. The mocktails were amazing, and the food was absolutely delicious. The whole miniature-golf-restaurant vibe is such a cute, unique experience. I'll definitely be visiting again!!

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.

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!

We love Mr Oso's and that is in part because of its staff! The food is amazing but the friendliness…read moreand attentiveness of the staff is top notch! Our server Alicia was so great! She was helpful with the menu and options as well as engaging in conversation with us! My husband had the special drink of the month and it was delicious! We love "Mom's" tacos and the guac is unique and flavorful!

I really wanted to love this place. It's new and clean with nice ambiance and good service but the…read morefood didn't hold up. The coconut shrimp tacos were fine if it was $5. Costco quality over fried shrimp with tortillas that were cold and not fresh. Drinks were fine but the restaurant didn't hold up to its ratings.

We had a great experience. Food, drinks and service were top notch. Dog friendly too.read more

This place looks like it would be really fun. A large amount of beers on top a good wine list and a…read morelot of special drinks. The host seated Us right away. After sitting there for 10 minutes, we decided we were going to leave. No one had even greeted us. As we were leaving the bartender, maybe manager,? Said oh hey sit here I'll take care of you so we did. My husband got the chicken sandwich. He said it was tasty, but the chicken was very overcooked. He liked his fries. I got the fish tacos, grilled, should've gotten fried. Grilled was not great. I liked all the sauces on there the pico, and lots of avocado, very generous. At the end we ended up having to go ask for our check. All in all I don't think this is the place for me.

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.

Brittnee and Jade were superstars! They were both great conversationalists, super attentive with…read morerefilling water and checking back for more app orders. Brittnee recommended this fab rosé that my friend and I both enjoyed (neither of us usually like rosé cause it's sweet but I was feeling in the mood for something pink cause it's summer weather!) It wasn't too sweet and pairs pretty well with everything. It's a bit pricey for college students ($50+) but would be a great treat for young professionals. If you buy a bottle, you can take it with you and there wasn't a corking fee We got the board as well as some skewers that aren't pictured (the standard comes as 1 chicken and 1 steak) I added an additional steak and it was the perfect meal after a long day of grass volleyball. We got to sit at the bar on the outside part which was the perfect spot.

We were disappointed by our meal at Postino tonight. We started up going here when the place just…read moreopened and really enjoyed it, but the last few meals have been so so. We had soup, sandwich, salad, and sweet potato wedges, and to be honest didn't really love any of them. Probably will not go back here anytime soon.