A luxury dog boutique in the Melwood Art Center near Danny Mac's. They have costumes, treats, even…read moreseasonings to treat your dog! There are all kinds of gifts not only for your dog but any dog lover in your life.

Lux Dior cafe is great! Friendly staff, a friendly pup and the food is terrific! They have a brand…read morenew seating area so you and your pup can dine together, they offer gourmet dog food as well as a human food. Cocktails for you and your pup (non alcoholic of course) and the drink selection is really cool too. You don't have to dress your dog up to eat here....but your gonna want to! ​

Cute, cozy wine bar. Great for socializing or just relaxing. Large variety of wine selections…read more Bartender/owner was very friendly and open to offer recommendations . The place allows you to bring your canines.

Owner is extremely rude. Kicked us out of the liquor store and said he was closed 12 minutes before…read morehis closing time. Guessing he didn't think we looked rich enough for his store. I Have never felt so mistreated in an establishment. Thought he was going to physically push us out of the store. Was there to purchase some nice wine. Absolutely will not be back.

The islands is a set of 3-4 different small hut buildings near the main entrance of the Lousiville…read morezoo. The exhibits has always had a rotation of different animals including my favorite animal at the whole zoo the orangutan. He has always been very active and interactive. Will meet you face to face at the glass and put palm to palm with you. Also every playful. The other animals they have in these exhibits are unique and cool to look at as well. This exhibit has been around at least since I was a kid so it isn't newer but it it still holds up. Overall I'm a fan of Thai area. Always the fists thing we visit at the Lousiville zoo as we always tend to walk in and go to the right. Also one of my all time favorites of my oldest daughter (now a teenager) on her first zoo trip getting very excited to see an orangutan.

The islands is one of the first attraction to see you as you walk into the mall zoom. Soon as you…read moreenter the park is to the right and it offers a wide variety of animals that are in the islands. Birds chimpanzees different animals like that. One of the better parts of a zoom opinion is the islands. They have a lot of neat things to say like my daughters favorite the penguins

Zoo Lou! The zoo is…read morea great place to visit! The Louisville zoo delivers in all kinds of ways. You can choose to buy tickets on line or in person. Make sure and purchase a membership if you visit the zoo lots. The parking can be purchased when you buy tickets, it's the easier way. After purchasing tickets, remember that it's hot and humid here . The best habitat to visit is the bird sanctuary. The humidity is high here and it's counterproductive with all sorts of ways of keeping it cool. The bird here will talk and communicate with one another. It's a great way to see the intelligence of these creatures. Most of the larger species of animals have issues dealing with the hot and humid conditions that the summer temperatures have here in the Midwest. The zoo does a great job at keeping their habitats cool and close to their natural environments. The zoo has all sorts of different kinds of wildlife to visit. The diversity of the animals are represented here by the zoo and all its wildlife partners and programs. We enjoyed the Lou Zoo and will continue to return . As the conditions of the seasons change the animals will change as well. We will need to come back and see how they have grown . Until next t

This is a review for the Wild Light Nights events at this zoo. I believe this is an annual event…read moreand well worth it. I actually travelled from Indianapolis just for this event and I must say I would do this again in a heartbeat. I didn't know what to expect other than a few lanterns... Well these are lanterns on steroids. Huge towering lanterns arranged by the various themes. A lot of dragons, as they are Chinese lanterns. Some change colors, some are animated, some have sounds and there is even an entire display that will tell you a story. The various dinosaurs are animated as they speak. They may have been dragons and not dinos... I forgot already. There were so many things to see that it was almost overwhelming. Whomever designed this, Kudos. You get to walk through the entire zoo and there are lanterns at every step of the way.

Very good experience. Took our boy diamond in . Dr. was. Very nice and listened to my concerns. And…read morejust had to get a ear ointment. Been going there for awhile an will continue to.

we took our pug to get her nails clipped.. actual nail clipping was great but their prices have…read moregone WAY up. Like to the tune of $42 from less than $20. My fault for not checking the price before hand, but crazy for a less than 5 minute nail clipping. Will probably go elsewhere next time.

At one time, I was an avid scuba diver, logging double-digit dives every month. But then life…read morehappened, divorce, kids going to college, and flight lessons for those same kids. Diving had to take a back seat, and for more than a decade I missed the feeling of blowing bubbles underwater. Now that I'm finally able to focus on myself again, my wife encouraged me to get back into diving. While she'll never (unfortunately) get in the water with me, she happily supports my hobby. I visited Louisville Dive Center to see what they had to offer an old diver like me. The moment I walked into the shop, the familiar smell of chlorine mixed with neoprene brought back a flood of memories. I immediately felt like I was home. After learning they offered a refresher pool session for certified divers, I signed up. I paid my fee and impatiently counted down the days until it was time to get back in the water. When the day finally arrived, I gathered my fins, mask, and wetsuit, my other gear had been sold years ago to help pay college expenses, meh medical release from my Drs, a thing us old divers must get every year, and headed to the dive center. After checking in, I made my way to the pool. Muscle memory took over. Even after 11 years of not diving any deeper than my backyard pool, assembling the rental equipment felt completely natural. I checked my gauges, inflated my BCD, climbed into the pool, and slowly descended beneath the surface. I was home. I spent the next hour practicing my skills and eventually moved into the 35-foot section of the pool. My buoyancy control wasn't quite as effortless as I remembered, but after a few minutes it all came back. It's amazing how much your body remembers, even after all those years. Before I knew it, my air supply was getting low, and it was time to surface. That single hour underwater was one of the best experiences I've had in a very long time. The staff at Louisville Dive Center was incredibly friendly, welcoming, and encouraging. They treated this old diver with the same enthusiasm as someone earning a certification for the first time, even though I probably earned mine before many of them were born. As every diver knows, once the bug bites you again, there's no turning back. I'm already replacing my equipment and planning several dive trips. My wife will happily enjoy the beaches and shopping while I'm exactly where I belong, under the ocean, back home. If you've been away from diving for years and are thinking about getting back into it, Louisville Dive Center is the perfect place to start.

Beautiful new facility with an amazing 35 ft deep pool for scuba training. They also have amazing,…read morevery thorough instructors. I highly recommend checking them out!

Went there for my son's birthday for the ax throwing. Everyone had a great time. Addison helped us…read moreto perfect our throws during our warm up. Jerry made our food and helped us with the beer wall and answered our questions. We will try the axe throwing as well as the rage room and the racing games next time.

Soo good!!! Got our…read moreace throwing game on at noon on a Friday. $20 to play for an hour? Yes please and thank you! Great instruction. Coaches were cool. Had to "create an account" on the registration iPad to complete the waiver. Drinks and food sold here. Pizza, wings. First person to hit a score of 51 wins. Not close to or going over. Varied bullseye screens to choose from. Best see throwing establishment ever!

We've boarded at other places, and Pet Station is by far next tier. We love it and our pup was very…read morehappy when we picked her up. The facility is clean, welcoming and in a quiet area. The staff are wonderful and communication was perfect! We left a toy after pickup, and we received a courtesy text that it was waiting to be picked up. I cannot recommend Pet Station - Murphy Lane enough!

My family recently adopted a Bernese mountain dog that was a mill momma, the groomers and staff at…read morePetstation have been so patient with her and have taken everything at her speed. Today when i picked up Queenie (our new pup) the groomer had made her a necklace. Our little Berner has flourished thanks to the love and care shown by the petstation staff.