I lived next to a different location about a decade ago, and it was always my favorite coffee shop…read more With moves & health issues, I hadn't been in forever. I had an hour to kill around here & stopped in & was so thankful they had decaf & oatmilk, so i was able to get a coffee. It completely hit the spot I had been craving. The employee made sure to get me what I needed & it had plenty of seating for the size of the place. Will always recommend Sunergos!

After a different move after over 31 years in my house I was finally able to relax and enjoy a cup…read moreof coffee at one of my favorite local coffee shops-Sunergos. Fortunately I moved not too far away and was able to get a quality cup of coffee and enjoy the eclectic atmosphere. Service is always good and the coffee is always top notch. Remember to join their rewards program if you are a local resident.

Maybe my new favorite take out! I don't sit down so can't comment on the vibe, but the food is…read moregreat, always fast, always great portions and easy to order. Fresh food and lovely poke.

SHAME ON YOU! A…read moreblind man was told to leave his guide dog outside. Twelve years ago, my dear friend began breeding Goldendoodles: to produce dogs capable of changing lives and they did (Many Many Lives) One of those puppies is Ozzy. Ozzy isn't "just a dog." He is a highly trained guide dog by Custom Canines Service Dog Academy who gives his person, Kevin Kraly, the independence that many of us take for granted every single day. He is Kevin's eyes. His partner. His freedom. Recently, Kevin and Ozzy attempted to enter THIS restaurant together. Instead of being welcomed, they were turned away. They were asked for identification for Ozzy. They were told they could only dine outside only there was no outside dining . They were even told Kevin could come inside if he tied Ozzy up outside and left him there. Imagine being told to leave your eyes at the door. Let.that.sink.in. A blind man was told to leave his guide dog outside. Even after the law regarding service animals was shown and explained, entry was still denied. This isn't simply poor customer service. This is a reminder that many people with disabilities still face barriers that should not exist in 2026. The Americans with Disabilities Act protects the right of service dog teams to access businesses open to the public. These protections exist because guide dogs are not pets--they are essential medical assistance animals that allow their handlers to navigate the world safely and independently. No one should have to fight for basic access because they are blind. No one should have to defend the legitimacy of their guide dog. And no one should ever be told to leave their eyes outside.

RIP Nook & Nowhere. I miss you so much!…read more I adored N&N and was devastated when they closed. Just as I hit my reading goal for the year for their reader's club too...dangit. The vibes were perfection. The coffee drinks were tasty. The wine and cocktail selections were good. Nibbles were nice. The book selection was small but mighty and organized in fun different genres. A great place to sip while you read, inside or outside. It was a great addition to the neighborhood and I am so sad they are gone.

Another perfect Sunday morning at Nook and Nowhere. This time I tried their ham sandwich which was…read morevery rich. Lots of bubbling cheese on top, a nice tang on the dijon mustard, and high quality bread and ham. I might wait a little later in the afternoon to eat this next time, as it is a bit heavier than I was expecting and slightly greasy, though yummy. I really loved my rose mockatil with lemon, sugar, and bitters. A tiny bit sweeter than bitter, but very refreshing on a warm morning, particularly if you are enjoying their outdoor spaex!

I can't believe we have never been here before, it's so close! I was feeling a bit under the…read moreweather and wanted some good hot soup. Took my daughter to lunch at Dalat's. It was busy at lunchtime on a Friday. The cafe is so cute! Charmingly decorated. We ordered at the counter, took a table number and found our seats. One note about that: being a large person, the seats made me a little nervous. Next time i would opt for booth seating which looked a bit more substantial. Our entrees were brought out before our appetizers, but they looked so good I didn't even care. Couldn't wait to dig in. I had Pho Ga chicken noodle soup. It was served nice and hot with a bowl of raw herbs and add ins. Sprouts, fresh jalapeño slices, a lemon wedge etc. it was so delicious with complex flavors. I finished every drop. Appetizer was pork on a stick. Tender inside, crisp and sweet outside. Two skewers was plenty for us. My daughter had the lemon grass chicken with a fried egg. It looked great, she said it was very good. Our food was appealingly presented, and service was good. We each drank water and our bill was over $36. Not cheap for lunch but not outrageous and quality and portion sizes justified the cost. We will definitely return to try more menu items.

Gosh, this is truly a hidden gem! A cozy, clean and inviting ambiance, paired with friendly staff,…read moreamazing selection of drinks and top notch quality and tasty food!! I am craving to go back to this place. I tried the Honoi style pork bowl which was super delicious, perfectly balanced and enjoyable textures. The sesame balls were the cherry on the top! Match and Vietnamese coffee is customizable with sugar levels and was so fresh and made with intention. A truly nourishing experience. Cannot wait to ho back!

The service is amazing. Everyone is so nice here. The seats are unique and comfortable, making it…read moreeasy to have conversation or study. They serve good coffee and i especially enjoyed they're waffles. Overall this place a good to visit at least once in your life.

Really cute coffee shop in Louisville! Me and my friend were in town and looking for some coffee in…read morethe morning and decided to go to this place. They have wonderful coffee flights with really unique flavors and seasonal menu items. The inside of the shop is really cute, small but enough chairs to be able to find a place to sit. We ordered the normal ube latte and dirty ube latte which was amazing! Coffee paired beautifully with the ube and it wasn't overly sweet. The normal ube latte was good, very creamy and milky. Service was quick, loved the cups they used if you are dining in

Scary on the inside and I'm not even sure they serve food, the sign above the "business" says…read moreKusodawadha Sarah Coffee. The Health Department downgraded them to a B, by the way.

Small Somalian eatery with consistent walk in traffic from the community to get a $2 espresso based…read morecoffee with hot milk and sugar, $1 sambusas, catch the score of the soccer game on two large tv screens, chat then and continue on their day. Notes of floral herbs and cardamom are present in the coffee and food. Tastes good.

With the flurries & wind, today seemed a great day to get something warm in our bellies. So glad we…read morepicked this place! We opted to share a bowl of ramen & a sushi roll. The portions were generous, delicious and fresh! Our server was fantastic and helpful. We definitely will return.

Pleasantly surprised by this last minute decision. Super close to Iroquois Park and Churchill…read moreDowns. Part of a fun group of other restaurants in the same lot making it a great place to hang out before and after the meal. Lovely decor, clean environment, fast service and probably the best Ramen I've had in a long time. Get the extra chashu (pork) you'll def want more of it. Also enjoyed the gyoza and a Hokkaido Roll to start. Thai tea with boba and a Sapporo to wash it all down. Will be thinking about this meal for a while.

I wanted to like this place as it's close to me & a small business, but I'm sorry, I just can't…read more Have went several times. Seems just like other places, same price, but quite honestly not even as good as say The Well or Sunergous. The Dirty Santa did me in. Tasted like soap water. After 2 sips I was done. The husband seems nice & friendly as do most of the other employees. But I've encountered some not so nice ones as well. Sorry guys but I just can't justify no matter what to go back. As expensive as it is I'll just take my money to a place that's actually good.

Stopped in coming from Bowling Green late in the afternoon and had a really great Chai tea latte,…read morewife had a honey and something else Cafe latte both were delicious and kept me going into DT Louisville. The Barista was delightful and very helpful