I got some bad news today and the two men working the window and in the back asked if I was okay…read moreand then surprised me with my soup being on the house and even put in a free cookie on top of that. They also asked if I wanted anything else like a drink. Gave me so much hope in the world on a very hard day for me. Because of this I will speak them up whenever given the chance and this story! And definitely come back! Not to mention-the beef stew was absolutely amazing. Thank you so much to your establishment for having wonderful workers like this. It truly makes a difference!

This is one of those times I wish yelp would let me give a half star. Maybe my expectations were…read moretoo high... the "comfort food" advertisement had me hopeful for the chicken and dumplings soup. It was fine, but a little bland. The beef vegetable soup was a better choice, with a tomato broth base and tender beef. Drive through is convenient and food was ready within estimated internet order time. Decent pick up option if you're in the area, but not worth a special trip.

My friend kept raving about how you could taste the blood sweat and tears that went into crafting…read morethe broth. We had ourselves a girls day and capped it off with a great late lunch over here. We started with the edamame, which we really loved, but it didn't taste like the ingredients in the description, it tasted more sesame oil-y. All of the different ramens we got were really tasty, really nicely done, and a definite upgrade from what we have near us. The locale is super cute, I appreciated the Akatsuki artwork on the walls. The staff was friendly. Would definitely recommend!

Perfect for any kind of dinner, from date night to dinner with the client…read more The food is fantastic, and the drinks match. The ramen is made so well and its always served hot. The ingredients are well portioned for the price from my experience and they have plenty of employees who know how to help you decide. They know the menu well and most are people who have worked there since the beginning or at least from their days in Mid City Mall. The new location is an insanely cool improvement too and they have a doggo fenced in outside on good weather days who likes pets and his names Bomi. Pic is old I will take new photos next time

We had a really good breakfast at The Cafe and I can already tell this is going to be one of those…read moreplaces we'll come back to! The atmosphere is modern industrial with a fun, lively feel. It is on the louder side, so if you're looking for a quiet, intimate breakfast, this probably isn't that kind of place. But for a busy breakfast spot, the energy works. The prices are moderate and felt very reasonable for the atmosphere, portions, and overall experience. I ordered the biscuit and gravy with a side of bacon, and let me just say... these were NOT your average biscuits! I got two huge, fluffy biscuits with little cubes of sausage tucked in between them and everything was covered in pepper gravy. The biscuits were soft and delicious, the sausage added just the right amount of flavor, and the pepper gravy pulled it all together. So good! My husband decided to go big and ordered the breakfast plate with all the fixings PLUS a waffle. Naturally, I had to sample the waffle, and I'm pretty sure I made my decision for my next visit right then and there. That waffle was delicious! It had a subtle vanilla flavor that paired incredibly well with the maple syrup. That vanilla + maple combination was honestly my favorite bite of the meal. The portions are generous, the food is flavorful, and there's enough variety on the menu that everyone should be able to find something they'll enjoy. Between my biscuits and gravy and my husband's breakfast feast, we definitely left happy and full. The Cafe gets a big thumbs-up from us, and I'm already looking forward to going back -- especially for that waffle!

Lucked up on the jewel in a Sunday. There's indoor and patio…read moreseating. Portions are just the right size. Street parking in front of restaurant and public parking lot available for a short walk.

First time here, but it definitely will not be the last! Service was fast, very friendly, and very…read morehelpful! We settled on lunch specials which included a drink, appetizer & entreé. The summer roll was so fresh! My companion got beef banh mi which was incredibly tasty! My tofu & veggie pho was filling. Both were presented beautifully with taste to match. Restaurant ambiance is typical Asian with plenty of tables that aren't too tightly packed. They also have a generous happy hour M-F and we will definitely go check that out soon.

I made a reservation for 5p Sunday for a group dinner and when I arrived early there was no one at…read morethe hostesses station but there were people sitting there waiting in a table when the restaurant didn't look that busy to me. I waited for about 6 minutes before the hostess showed up and I was seated. They were very accommodating about my party size changing last minute and seating me in a more comfortable spot until my party arrived. The food was amazing though. I had the red curry with chicken and rice and my friends ordered wontons and lettuce wraps. Everyone loved their food.

Incredible atmosphere. Easy parking down the street even on a Saturday night at 7:30. Staff was…read morevery friendly and I heard them kindly helping a few pho newbies. We had the Pho-Ries - you wouldn't think fries at a Pho place, but these are a surprise new addiction! My son and I had beef (he added meatballs), wife had veggie - which was very earthy and mushroom forward. My daughter was a little under the weather and had the chicken. All were fantastic. Next time, we'll sit outside. Great find - so thankful for the recommendation from a friend.

Try: Garlic Noodles!…read more Why: Really good Garlic Noodles with great buttery garlic flavors. I added lemongrass tofu since I had tons of meat the day before. I enjoyed each bite! Spring Rolls did miss the mark for me - a bit bland including the sauce. Mango Iced Tea was refreshing (self-serve and you can sweeten yourself if you please). Notes: I came on a Monday for early dinner and it was empty. The worker was awesome - welcoming, friendly, and helpful. Love the decor like the lanterns hanging from ceiling. Spacious dining area with large tables. They also have a bar area and patio seating in back. I'd come back for the noodles and would like to try other dishes and cocktails.

For those who know this is one of the culinary gems of Louisville. So many sandwich choices and a…read moreclassic deli setting. Just like a classic NYC deli (I'm looking at you 2nd Ave Deli) you can have Dr Brown's soda with your Pastrami on Rye. Service is always friendly and the vibe is chill with groups of friends and families. A must stop whether you're a first time visitor or a life long Louisvillian.

As I rarely get to this area, this was my first visit in 5 years. There's been some changes…read more Stevens & Stevens became Stevens Deli. And my Phantom of the Opera sandwich (pastrami, corned beef, chopped liver and cheese) is no longer on the menu board. Undaunted, I ordered a Pastrami Reuben for me and a turkey Reuben for my wife. Both sandwiches were boxed "to go" with just an accompanying pickle slice. No sides are included with these sandwiches , though I did appreciate the ability to order half sandwiches, as the Reuben was $17 and the Turkey Reuben was $11 for a full order. I recall being disappointed in the thick sliced pastrami from my last visit and was happy to see Stevens now slices more thin, too better "stack" the meat. The pastrami was well brined, with good flavor. The sandwich was still warm by the time I got it home. My wife's turkey Reuben, was served with real roasted turkey, but on the dry side. Both sandwiches had sauerkraut & 1000 island dressing, just not enough to save the Turkey sandwich. Stevens makes a solid product. But I'm not sure it's significantly better than McAlisters or Jason's.

100 percent yes to the shrimp po boy. Shrimp was perfectly battered and fried. Really good size…read more Comes with seasoned chips. To be honest, everything coming out of that kitchen looked amazing so I doubt you can get it wrong.

Food excellent Service top notch…read more Ambiance is like going to a speakeasy and gaining permission to come in. We have eaten here several times on Sundays before UL games and being surrounded by CARDS fans and this ambience is to die for do yourself a favor check it out.

So sad it closed !! Was such a delicious, delightful a s unique establishment!. Their food was…read moreamazingly scrumptious!

Five stars, no notes. I love this place…read more The staff is so welcoming, funny, and great at what they do. Every time I have a cocktail it is delightfully balanced. I think my cocktail was called the Tokyo Pop? Not positive but you have to get it. Gin, bubbles, sake, and a hint of lemon in a flute glass. Refreshing, a hint of sweet, a hint of lemon, and extremely drinkable. It would be too easy to throw a ton of these back. But I was demure and had one. I enjoyed the calamari--my go-to here. Crispy, with a bit of heat from pickled peppers, a bit a of sweet form a sweet glaze, and a nice herby zing from mint, herbs, and scallions. They also top the calamari with a a nice portion of greens dressed in a lemon vinaigrette, making this appetizer feel close to a light meal. I am absolutely obsessed with the ponzu mayo that comes on the side. An absolutely delightful touch. I also enjoyed the chocolate cream pot. Talk about decadent. I love that it is served with berries, because you need that tartness to balance out the richness. Fully indulgent. Bonus points: I working fireplace. (And holiday decor still up--this never bothers me.) The ambiance is always lovely, with something iconic on the TV always playing. This spot is one of my fave representation of the Louisville food scene.

Got my order to go and, as always, it was perfect! Brought it home and it's warm, it's well packed,…read moreand it's very generous in serving size. As I always say, if you haven't been, you need to go and if you haven't been lately, go back!

The service was prompt and quick. The ambiance is quiet and…read morerelaxing. Tastes great and smells good!

Make sure you're hungry when you arrive at this gem. The menu has quite a variety to say the…read moreleast. We had sushi and Asian bowls that were just phenomenal. Thanks to Karli our waitress who was so very nice and asked us what we liked. She gave fantastic recommendations which we took her up on. For the bowls (bibimbap) we had the stir fried vegetable with added pork and the Al Pastor bowl which had pineapple in it which I'm a sucker for. Karli then explained the sushi varieties. We got two that were huge and so delicious. I really wanted the Lemongrass Miso Soup but thought it was too hot outside for soup. Karli said give it a try anyway and I'm glad I did. Outside btw was not bad at all. Very cool setting with high top full bench patio with cool greenery surrounding it. The overhead fans made it extremely nice as well. Just a most wonderful dining experience all the way for a special wedding anniversary dinner.

I have had some good dining experiences at this place but last evening was the worst. The air…read moreconditioning was out, which was NOT the fault of the establishment but certainly didn't add to the ambience. THAT is not a part of this review though. It's summer and sizzly hot and electrical issues happen. We deal. This would easily have been overlooked if the service or the food had compensated. But our server could not have cared less about us and was aloof and cold, expressionless. Took forever to come to our table and barely checked on us the entire meal. Then, after waiting an eternity, we were both brought the wrong food. Yes, we each were served the wrong dish. We both had ordered scallops and we both got sashimi. We were so hungry that we simply went ahead and ate it so that we could get out of that place. Indifferent waiters do not HEAR well, apparently. I likely won't be back. There are simply too many other good sushi places in Louisville. This was more than simply "one bad night" for the restaurant, in my opinion. It was a composite of "yuck."