We've been to 3rd Turn a few times recently - one for a private event and another for music bingo…read more This is a converted church so sitting in its main indoor space is a nice setting - high ceilings, high top tables and the bar. I also love the corners with comfy couches and chairs. Plenty of beer to enjoy plus a few slushies - although those are so sweet that I'm not a fan. You can bring in your own food or order delivery from a few spots in the Gaslight District. I especially appreciate it's a family friendly space because my sons are teens. It was so much fun to enjoy music bingo with them while eating pizza from Parlour. Outdoor seating as well - lots of it. Easy street parking. Quick service. Follow them on social to keep up with their events. I'm going to start suggesting this space for more meet ups with friends.

What a fun spot! We live in Irish Hill and decided to venture out into the 'burbs for variety. This…read moreis a church turned brewery, and while they don't have food, they allow outside food to be brought in, which is great for us because we could bring our dog inside from the blazing hot summer heat. They had a ton of beers, but we opted for the slushies -- the Pineapple one was hot weather perfection, and the other was so incredibly strong i couldn't finish it. I also ordered an Old fashioned, and it was an ultimate concoction with a giant rock of ice. You know an Old fashioned will be good when they don't serve it with chipped ice. We hung out for a few hours and played cards, and the bartenders were friendly and accommodating. I wish this place was closer to us cause we would be regulars! At the very least, we will return in cooler weather to enjoy the outside patio.

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.

3rd Turn is the best family-friendly place! They have three different restaurants, and Slice N Dice…read morePizza is our favorite! Our favorite bartenders are Brad and Rusty! they're awesome, always so friendly, and somehow always know exactly what you want! We always have a great time whenever we come here.

Ah this place is so relaxing for either dates of group outings. They offer variety of food from…read morewings, pizza and alcoholic slushies. The outdoor ambience was a fantastic flair for nature and flowers. The place offers both outdoor and indoor seating. Must try is the alcoholic pineapple sorbet

Made an unexpected stop on a sunny Saturday afternoon after checking out "Work the Metal" in the…read morefront on the block wide building! Enjoyed some good craft beers (very modestly priced), good atmosphere free popcorn and great conversation with Marcie the, friendly yet knowledgeable, bartender and Ed (the owner)! Somewhat smallish but comfortable interior and decor with about 10 various types of craft beers on tap with more offered in cans and bottles! Glad we decided to stop in this day. I would easily recommend Drinkswell to friends for a relaxing, worthwhile stop after work or just a change of pace craft beer fix!

Just dropped in one day. Really great beer very nice ambiance. The staff were super nice. Drink…read moreprices we

If you're looking for a unique and welcoming bar in New Albany, The Earl is definitely worth a…read morevisit. It has a great atmosphere to enjoy a quick drink or settle in and enjoy the evening. The drinks are well made, the bartenders are friendly and attentive, and the overall vibe makes it easy to stay longer than you planned. It's a great spot whether you're going out for a casual night or meeting friends for something a little different from the usual bar scene. What really stands out is the personality of the place. It feels cozy, well put together, and genuinely enjoyable. We've had consistently good experiences and would absolutely recommend giving The Earl a try if you're in New Albany.

I've been to The Earl a couple of times and I still don't quite know what to make of it. Each time…read morehas been because The Earl is open after all the other bars close. If this place were called "Steve's" or something and had more mundane lighting, I'd wrap my head around it more easily. The bar itself runs down the center of the single room with some four-ups against the wall. Each time, drinks are poured into plastic cups. Prices seem reasonable but portions are smaller than you'll get elsewhere. There's a few on draft, some alright cocktails and a limited food menu. I opted for the pretzel bread and pimento spread and was pleasantly surprised with how much I enjoyed the freshness, texture, and taste! Music selections fluctuate both genres and volumes. Clientele is pretty relaxed. Its a go-to spot after 10 p.m.

What wonderful service at the checkout! Megan was extremely helpful in getting us good pricing and…read morepicking out the bourbons that were for site purchase only. She offered us the case discount for buying 2 additional bottles. Loved that this is a woman's owned distillery. Wish there was a tee that reflected that. Great tastings. We enjoyed learning about the corns they used and the meaning of the bottle. We will be back!

We love spend Sunday afternoon's here with some friends. The full bar is open and the offer pizza…read moreand various appetizers. The ground are beautiful there is an outside sitting area that's huge. They have corn hole available and a nice lawn area. They do concerts outside during the pretty months. If you are close enough I encourage you come out! It does close early though, so if show up after 5 don't bother.

I've seen this Ten20 many times, just never bothered to come in here until a Library Event took…read moreplace. It is located in the busy Douglass Loop area of Bardstown Road. Havana Rumba and Graeter's Ice cream share a space with this place. Mozza Pi is in this location just as it is in the Butchertown location. The inside is much smaller than Butchertown location. There is still plenty of seating and I was lucky to find seating as busy as it was. I ordered a flight and kicked back and watched an acoustic band play. I didn't get any food this visit but I may get Mozza Pi another time even though I had it before. I do like this location despite the fact it's smaller and can feel crowded when busy. I'm impressed with the layout.

This place was a great mix of the best things in life: coffee, beer, and pizza! It was really easy…read moreto get a drink and the atmosphere was great for quiet time, studying, or simply planning your next move while walking the area. I had a quick beer but the pizza smelled and looked great! The guy working was nice enough on a slow day. It's convenient for sure if you need a break to cool down and may be a good starting place for a walk on Bardstown Rd. Only thing I might suggest is bar seating or stools and a place for conversation to sneak in the feel of a local pub.

I had gone to this eccentric bar for their free crawfish night sponsored by Moondog, such a great…read moreexperience! When first entering I notice that it's filled with decor and just something to look at, at every corner. The service at the bar is quick & all the way to the back outdoors is where they had their event with the boil and chill people that would chat with anyone. I was apprehensive about going alone, but it was such great exposure therapy especially since everyone was so kind & talkative! When I went up to get my serving I didn't know seasoning it was even an option, but I got it each time!! They scooped a generous amount for me & tossed it in a Vietnamese chili sauce, it was phenomenal. I've never eaten it that way before, but glad to experience it! The servings were huge & they allowed me to get 3 helpings!!! When talking with the locals I was told they do free dinners numerous nights, and would love to visit again! Such a great time!

If I could give a negative star review I would very much do so. My family traveled in from western…read moreKentucky to enjoy my cousin's wedding and had just finished the reception dinner when we were looking to find somewhere to catch up, as we all work busy lives and never truly get to see each other as much as we like. Now, stepping out of the Uber with my dad and uncle I am let with a very disgruntled brother because whoever was running the joint asked to check IDs of him and his wife, and was auto rejected. Mind you it was around 1 am... But they're business hours say open until 4am. It quickly devolved from there. My family wanted to know why they were rejected. Not a harmful question by any means. Instead of practicing a proper business model the workers or... Frankly whatever they are, proceeded to rage bait my family, and pull out phones to video the scene for whatever reason than to make themselves out as some sort of victims of circumstance? They called my brother a "privileged white boy" and then proceeded to devolve in middle school insults towards our mother who wasn't even present at the time... I cannot even begin to tell you the Jerry Springer/Dr. Phill shinanigans that went on last night at the Pearl.... But like many fancy pearls that are taken in for appraisal, this bar turned out to be a disgraceful imitation of what the city of Louisville is meant to be. After telling the people who worked at the establishment to please just go inside and lock their doors to stop further antagonizing my family, the man with the horrible bald fade and limp pancake hair flipped my dad off behind the glass door. If you want drama and a scene? This is the bar for you. If you're looking for somewhere quiet to share a couple drinks and catch up with family... Steer. Clear. This is not a place where human beings are treated fairly.