Not my first time at Maya, but it has been a while which is a shame!…read more Some of the best bagels in the area. They have many bagel flavor options. My favorite is the egg bagel which I can't find anywhere else in town. I typically go for a sandwich. This time I had ham, egg and cheese. I love that the cheese gets all melty and they toast the bagel perfectly! Everyone is super nice and they work quickly to get your food to you as soon as possible. This is the first time I dined in and it's nice inside! Plenty of seating is available.

Best bagel in Louisville When I picked up the bagels the…read moreman said "Do me a favor and take a picture of that". My sister acquiesced immediately because that's a banging bagel. They're so fast and always hittin.

I have been going to Brian's deli for yearsssss and I've never had a bad experience he and his sons…read moreare all nice and polite and the sandwiches are the best!!!! I've brought a lot of people there to enjoy the sandwiches as well and they feel the same as I do.....we love it!!!!!

Very expensive for the TINY PORTION. Do not come here they are scamming ! I would not recommend…read morethis for my dog.

I met up for coffee here with a friend and this was my first time having a Heine Brothers coffee…read moreand it won't be my last! My iced latte was delicious, I can't remember the name of it, but it was one of the specials. Very chill spot, great vibes, my coffee came out quickly, and the bathrooms were really clean. Def a fan!

I ordered to box of joe, hot chocolate style for a special event. The staff was very sweet, but a…read morelittle confused when I ordered it over the phone. When I went to pick up, they only had one box ready listed as part of the order. I did think it was odd that I didn't receive any receipt, email, or invoice to confirm my order -- this might help a lot in the future to avoid mix-ups like this. While, I did have an event, I timed it with extra space in case of a hiccup (thank goodness). The staff told me it would take about 20 minutes to fill the second box. I decided to have a snack while I waited, so I ordered a Turkey pastry. They were out. So beef it is. This thing cost about $9 and was... a bit tragic. It was mushy inside, no discerning flavor, and very microwaved. The hot chocolate also didn't stay hot for as long as they said it would. The flavor was average. I honestly have other big brand hot chocolate boxes I prefer, but was trying to do something (sort of) local. Probably will skip this spot in the future. But I will say, the decor was cute and the staff was sweet.

I tried several coffee shops while in the area, and this by far was the best latte I had. I ordered…read morethe teddy graham iced latte with oat milk. It came with a single teddy graham on top and, even though he only had one leg, he was a cutie. The coffee shop was very busy when I went on a Saturday morning, but they were efficient in making orders. They sell a lot of cute kitschy things that could make great gifts.

The baristas were very nice. The place had so many options of items to buy outside of coffee. It…read morewas a nice bustling cafe. There is indoor and outdoor seating as well.

Small bagel shop that has a limited menu. I bought a dozen and a cup of coffee. So far I have only…read moretried the Everything and the Sesame. They are good, not NY style, but better than most bagels you can get around here. Shop is clean and bright and the employees there were super nice on the day I was there. Coffee is very acceptable, although i had to take it home to drink it. And that brings me to my two beefs with this shop. One is that they only have those little cups of creamer for the coffee, and all I saw was half n half, no non-dairy options, which sucks for people like me who are lactose intolerant. And two, they proudly proclaim they are a cashless business, which I personally do not feel is a positive thing. Not everyone has a card they can use or want to use and while I get it that its easier for management to not deal with money at the end of the day, it kind of stinks of privilege. Like only certain people can come in and buy from you (ie, no one that might seem homeless) Anyway, it is a positive addition to the downtown area overall. I would come back, just not with dollar bills.

The place is clean and accessible. The staff is very friendly. The bagels are very, very tasty. I…read moregot a dozen bagels for $5 thru the Too Good To Go app, which is amazing. My favorite thing about this store is their participation in this sustainability program. I think normally a dozen bagels is almost $20, so I'm definitely not complaining about my deal. While there, I bought a lunch sandwich. It was good, but not amazing in any way. Ingredients are basic. The bagel is toasted (if requested) but there is no way to heat the sandwich any further. And prices seem a bit extreme: my one sandwich was $11, just turkey and cream cheese. A combo with a drink and chips is $14; a drink and potato or macaroni salad would be $16. I guess my main takeaway is that this place is not meant for everyone. Another reviewer noted that they are cashless, which also shows some privilege. It's good, not amazing. I'll likely only return for TGTG deals. Oh, and one of my dozen was absolutely COATED in salt (see photo, the white one is just salt). Don't know what that's about, but I brushed it all off before eating.

Still one of my favorite local coffee shops in the city. The Germantown neighborhood has become a…read moregreat area for local restaurants and a great coffee shop to boot. Coffee and service are excellent. Although there is only street parking you can generally get a close by spot. This used to be a blue collar working class neighborhood with few options. How times have changed.

When in the area Bean continues to be a regular stop for me and with my oldest now at UL he's a…read moreregular. He and I stopped by on a weekday for food and drinks, including bagels, sausages biscuit, turkey and swiss, hot chocolate and lattes. I enjoyed the sandwich. In fact my son ate half and I was still happy. It came with a side of chips. My lavender lattes are strong there, almost too much. I need to remember that and ask for less or try another syrup. When I took my first sip today I understood why people compare it to soap. My stops here tend to be quicker. I'm realizing this has more to do with the space and available seating than my schedule. It's not a space that's as comfortable to me so I don't crave to come and linger or meet people for conversation. Fairly easy to grab street parking nearby and no meters to pay.

Great service and food selection perfect for a cluster of people connecting over same focus in chat.read more

Has a great homey atmosphere with extremely friendly staff. Plenty of couches and chairs to sip…read morecoffee and socialize or read a book. Oh, and coffee was great.

straight across the board nothing fancy nothing terrible it's a Love's Truck Stop Travel Center…read moresubways located inside open 24/7 365. like many other reviews there's not much to really elaborate on the customer service is not bad. the quality is fairly decent for the most part bass rotate the stock fairly off and it keep it fairly fresh at this one. it does take quite busy and slammed for quite a lot a lot of travelers come through here as it's only 15 minutes north of Louisville Kentucky. I had a good old-fashioned Italian BMT footlong with chips and drink. it was delicious have no problems at all in all though a good across-the-board loves decent sandwiches decent service.

Their food is amazing, although the foot longs only used to be five dollars now they're $10 a foot…read morelong and that's ridiculous I'm so sick of prices of everything rising sky high where people can't even afford a lot of things, the taste never changed they still have good sandwiches and cookies but the thing is the worst part is the prices, pricewise I wish they could go back to the five dollar foot longs