Holy Grale is easily one of my favorite spots in Louisville. Every time I visit, I enjoy the great…read morefood and the variety of beers they have to offer.

This place is definitely worth a visit just to see it. Fun spot and a very cool vibe inside. This I…read morebelieve was our 7th stop on our tour of Louisville distilleries and bars. We had a couple cocktails in here and the service was excellent even though it appeared they were filled to capacity. There were 4 of us in our party and we were seated at a table in the corner near the bar. Was definitely a cozy spot with so many people being in there and the bar being full. I had The Holy Ghost cocktail and it was a pomegranate hibiscus sour, it had just the right amount of sour! I do not like bitter drinks and this one was good and easy to drink. My husband had a couple of dark beers, I do not remember which ones but he liked them. They had a nice outdoor area but it was a bit too cool for that but it may be worth a return in the Spring to check it out. Bathroom was also really cool as the decor and theme spilled over into it. We will be back.

This place is such a quirky, fun little spot! It is literally filled to the brim with beer from…read moreall over the world! There are tons of varieties in bottles and cans- I think bottles win- and lots on tap too. It is a dark, dark cave is my one complaint- there are no windows- but they do a good job maintaining ambience. Tables are comfy and the people are friendly.

What a nice little hidden bar. Ring the bell to enter... Once you enter, you are amazed at all the…read moredifferent offerings. So many different beers on tap and way more cans of beer to choose from. We did discover that when you get the beers on tap they're in a pretty small glass but if you buy the can for basically the sameprice you get twice as much. We will definitely be back, but we will be getting the canned beer to enjoy. There is lots to look at in this bar so much stuff on the walls to admire while you're having a nice beer with friends. They are offer a few items from the kitchen if you're hungry.

I swear I go here like once a month! maybe even more! I can never get sick of their amazing trout…read moreboard! My partner& I decided to switch it up & eat outside... Wrong move, hate the infestation of pesky flies. They harassed us the whole time, but can't blame them the food is really that good! My partner always orders the eggs & grains bowl & this time the sweet potatoes were so yummy & soft! I'm not sure what they did differently, but we enjoyed them better! I tried their seasonal coconut cream matcha & it was yummy & creamy, my partner always gets the mocha latte & we love the cacao pieces! The fruits this time the blueberries weren't very fresh, most of them were mushy, but that would not stray me away from ordering them again! I could keep going here & never get tired!

My daughter & I decided it was brunch time and Gralehaus was on my list of places to go…read more Gralehaus is located off Baxter Avenue....scan the QR code inside the restaurant to validate your parking...it's super easy. The atmosphere from the moment you walk in is warm & welcoming. I loved the vibe. You go to the counter grab menus and a table then go back up to the counter to order. We must've got there just in time because it gradually became full. I forgot to get a pic of the menu but there's truly something for everyone. For drinks we ordered the strawberry espresso soda and an orange juice. The espresso soda was amazing!!!!! The first drink was like what have I done...but, once I mixed it together it was delicious!!!! For entrees we ordered the avocado smash board, French toast casserole and biscuits & gravy. I highly recommend the avocado smash board. It's not only stunning to the eye but so full of flavor. I will order that only as an entree. It's quite large. We definitely have too much food. The dark rye bread with flaky sea salt was divine. It's served with a soft boiled egg, avocado with everything seasoning, pickled onion and radish and bean sprouts. 10/10. The gravy & biscuit was good...my daughter enjoyed it. It was a little too sweet for my liking. The French toast casserole was pretty good. I'm a French toast snob. It's a huge portion and very flavorful. We will definitely come back for that avocado board. It was that good! The staff was amazing and so friendly. We will return for sure.

This was the first place we tried in Louisville, Kentucky. They offered a very nice selection of…read morebeer. There were also some seltzers. The food was nice. We enjoyed the pretzels very much. We didn't try the pizzas. The dough wasn't Neapolitan style so we stayed away from it. The bartender was amazing. She offered us a lot of great advice. The venue itself was fantastic. There is an amazing leather couch inside. It is beautiful and incredibly comfortable. The weather was really nice so we sat outside. The ambience was nice. The weather was great and the seating was comfortable. We were lucky to have one of the cats visit us. It wasn't a brewery cat, but it was a very social cat that interacted with us. The hazy IPA was on the darker side, which was new for me. I enjoyed the experience of it. I'd recommend this brewery too. Anyone visiting Kentucky or living there.

Went in with friends as i was visiting from out of town. The brewery has several beers to choose…read morefrom. Several were tasted & enjoyed. The food menu is limited- pizza & nachos were ordered. The description of the pizza on the menu doesnt do justice for their pies. They are good size & the scoops of ricotta were large! The crust is a hand tossed not too thin or thick. The outdoor area is great space & there are games to play to keep peeps entertained

Gallant fox is getting bigger! They now own the space next door so it's twice as big. I was told a…read morekitchen is in the works so they can serve food. For now they have bar snacks, darts, booths and tables, and a spacious atmosphere to hang with your friends. If you like a beer, grab a pack to go!

The place is clean, welcoming, and somehow perfectly balanced between family-friendly and…read moredog-friendly without feeling like a daycare (for either). Service was solid. Attentive without hovering, which is an underrated art form. It's also a great spot to catch a game; good vibes, no chaos. I had the Derby City Light and something called Banana Moon Boots. Both did the job nicely. Only reason it's 4 stars instead of 5: the beer menu felt a little limited if you don't love hoppy beer. Not bad, just left me wishing for a few more options to overthink. Overall, I'll definitely be back.

Well, we were the first ones in the door on a Monday afternoon so it wasn't too crowded. It has a…read morevery nice vibe. With some 80's music playing in the background. Our bartender was extremely welcoming. The beer list is quite extensive. I went for the award winner pilsner, Sprockets. Very worthy of the award. Just for an appetizer we were advised of the guacamole & chips. WOW!!! Guacamole was SUPERB. Depending upon your tastes, not a whole of chunks of avocado but that's fine with us. Make sure to order the guacamole and chips with your favorite beer.

*New location* I…read morereally miss the vibe of the old Bardstown Road location. The new space feels much more touristy and is noticeably smaller. One of the best parts of the original was the outdoor patio overlooking downtown, it gave the place so much character. The beer is still great, but the atmosphere just isn't the same.

Do pigs fly? Perhaps but it's part of the Butcher town history…read more This brewery is located in the Mellwood neighborhood arts and culture center. This brewery goes back to the early roots of Louisville . The barrel aged beers and ales make a unique and distinctive addition to the bourbon and other spirits they produce. During the 1960s a plight to save this area began. Many shot gun shacks surround the area. They are shacks with their own quaint detail and design. They have carried this over in the decor and style of ales. This brewery is too cool they have no holds bard for anything that steps on an inch of human rights. You can be black, white, illegal or rainbow all are welcome wherever; just leave the hate alone. Love and support for others is carried on here. In fact it's the main purpose for this thread of Louisville and butchers town. The action of activism is truly alive here in Louisville and all over the city, not just this brewery. It's beyond belief here. Love and the community come together for what we have seen. The art that is in the lobby here truly shines through. Now come and join in the passion that connects us all. It's the fact we are all human and not ashamed to admit our existence. We are not mistakes. We will drink and appreciate our fellow humans and flaws but work together to solve the issues that plague us. Let's drink to that!

This brewery may be small, but it has some interesting brews and a great atmosphere!…read more I came here recently for trivia and was so impressed. First, the beers. I got the Mango-Colada Sour, and this was delightful. It seems like Butchertown Brewing really excels at sours, fruit beers and fun concoctions. So if you're not afraid to "fruit the beer," this is a good place to check out. They also have seltzers, hard sodas and more typical beer offerings. And while it is small, you can still easily find food. It's right across the Mellwood Art Center courtyard from Danny Mac's Pizza (my all-time favorite Louisville pizza spot!). And you can order via Danny Mac's website and choose to get it delivered to Butchertown Brewing. You don't even have to leave your chair to get delicious pizza! Butchertown Brewing also hosts fun events, like the aforementioned trivia. Actually it was trivia bingo -- so the more fun, easier-to-play version of triva, which I actually won a prize in! I won a gift card to come back to Butchertown Brewing, and I will definitely be partaking again soon!

The brewing is fantastic and done in the way of experienced experts. They are there to explain…read moretheir craft so you better understand quality.

A hidden local gem. It's a great little space with some great outdoor space. I love that they are…read morealways rotating beers while having flagships always available. Makes going exciting.

It's true, the taproom is officially opened again. They are still working out kinks but, that's…read moreok. My friend and I are elated that it's opened again and that Parlour is no more. Parlour moved to Lynn Family Stadium and after our not so great experiences, that's perfectly ok. The taproom has been opened for about a month or 2 now. They are coming along slowly but surely. They will have a Venezuelan restaurant going in next door. The few times my friend and I have been back we have encountered Brody, bartender/taproom manager. He has been awesome every visit and is really passionate about this place. We can't wait to see what he does next. We hope more gaming machines and Silent Disco, we loved when they had Silent Disco years back. Our go to is the Pilsner, hopefully they can get a liquor license to bring back bourbon for an Old and Cold one like the old days. They have a good selection of beer here like before. Once again my friend and I are elated this place is back, it's not the same but, the vibe feels right. We had a hard time adjusting to other places before this taproom reopened. I however wish Bandido would come back but, that's a whole different story. As For Brody, we can't wait to see what else he has in store for this place. We love Brody.

Bummed because we were looking forward to stopping by here since we like Hipster Repellent but…read morewe're underwhelmed on our visit. Would this place about 2.5 stars rather than 2, if I were able to. The place itself was nice and lots of seating. We visited when there wasn't really that many people. We visit breweries frequently in different states and will say their staff was not as warm and didn't seem to want to be there (maybe they just started their shift ‍). Tried to order the Pink Miata Weather and the Pilsner but both were out. Odd because it's Wednesday and they told us if you come back Friday and they should have their Pilsner. If the Pilsner is your best seller why wouldn't you have more? They said we could do cans but opted to try something else that was okay. Who wants to do cans if you visit a brewery - typically you want a draft?! From a marketing perspective they had Sweater Weather (which is not bad) but it's hot as heck outside and that's year round on tap. ‍ We were going to try their pizza but that beer experience threw us off so went elsewhere to grab a bite.

All I can say is 10/5. Wonderful experience and amazing cocktails. I'd recommend this place to…read moreanyone. Epiphany is a place where you can go with any type of group or by your lonesome and have a done fun time. I got the Kiss Me Deadly and Sage Advice. Mwah chefs kiss to both. Huge shout out to our server/ mixologist. Per my receipt, I don't have a real name. She was quite lovely.

Great hidden spot off Bardstown rd. They offer small plates and great drinks. Friendly service. No…read morehappy hour specials.