Best Hot Dog Stand in Kentuckiana. Bratwurst, Italian & Polish Sausages, Red Hots and all Beef Hot…read moreDogs. Awesome customer service and several location downtown for lunch everyday and late night in the Highlands on the weekend. Follow them on facebook.com/dankdogs

Dairy Kastle, please don't change…read more (Especially now that you take credit cards. Now, for reals, don't change!) My famiy and I visited last night to get our dog, Millie, a pup cup for her 14th birthday. And we also got ice cream while we were there ... obviously. There was a line, as you'd expect, but the staff kept it moving, and we didn't have to wait long. Dairy Kastle is an outdoor ice cream stand, with a mix of cool treats on the menu. My husband and I got the Fat Elvis shakes (a mix of peanut butter, banana and vanilla ice cream). It's our favorite thing on the menu. My son tried the Dole whip for the first time, and he'll definitely get that again. My daughter got the vanilla soft serve with chocolate sauce. And Millie got her pup cup -- two Milkbones with vanilla ice cream on top. Dairy Kastle provided the quintessential Louisville summer experience to end a good weekend. Like I said, please don't change!

This spot is an establishment for the area. Seasonally open and a fun spot to get a sweet treat…read more They do take cc payments now but it was cash only for a while. Limited parking and walk up window only. The soft serve is my fav!

Step 1: Attend beer festival in Louisville Step 2: Stumble…read more(quite literally) upon the Happy Belly food stand and order the pork tacos The set up didn't look like much, but boy these tacos were UNREAL. The corn tortilla was perfectly crispy and they're absolutely loaded with juicy pork that's full of flavor. I could've eaten them for every meal!

Great food from a great Chef. Ashlee and her crew have always provided great eats! I have been a…read moresupporter of here for years and love the menu each time i go! Here is there most recent.

Tommy's was noticeable due to the delish smell from baking pizzas. We asked for half cheese, half…read morepepperoni. Delish! Thin, crispy edges, flavorful. We bought a few items from booths at Mash Up today and this was my favorite. Next time we visit I'm trying the bacon and pickle pizza ... he has one with banana peppers too. Can sodas are available. Tommy is as friendly and had our pizza ready to go in 10 minutes. Even nicer, he walked it over to us. We'll be back to Mash Up for more pizza!

Great pizza! They're located in Mashup Food Hall, but I believe they also do popups at bars…read more Pizzas range from $12 to $15. The menu is small, but that's not a bad thing. They also have a variety of dipping sauces. Looks like they do a pizza of the month. I ordered the pickle bacon pizza. It was fantastic! I loved the crispy crust. Super thin and crunchy--similar to Derby City Pizza. It's the perfect size pizza for one person.

Jumped onto the Louisville Street Food website to find a nearby food truck/stand to my work place…read moreand stumbled across Bully Dogs. One look at the menu and my co-worker and I were sold. The owner is out on 6th and Chestnut on Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays during the lunch hours (11:30am-2:30pm). He serves up four different types of dogs: veggie, turkey, 1/3 all beef and 1/3 all beef Polish. You can "BYOB" (Build Your Own Bully) or you can it in one of his five styles: Carolina/Southern, Coney, Chicago, New York or Seattle. The most intriguing were the Carolina/Southern (chopped onions, BBQ sauce and coleslaw) and the Seattle (grilled onions and peppers and cream cheese), but I opted for a 1/3 Polish Chicago Style with chips and a drink for $6.00. (My two co-workers opted for the two turkey dogs with chopped onions and BBQ sauce, chips and a drink for $5.00.) The dog itself was delicious. Poppy seed bun, good-sized dog with a bit of a kick, cooked to perfection with all the right toppings (I only wished he had some hot peppers!) Definitely a solid dog. The set-up was clean and efficient. The owner definitely knew what he was doing and was easy-going. And he gave us a tip: when the cold weather rolls around, he would probably switch things up and start doing homemade white bean chili. Definitely a good incentive to get out of the office and brave the elements in the winter! (He doesn't have a website, but his Facebook page has a couple menus and pictures of the food.)

Picked up a grilled cheese with steak while downtown for an art festival. It was $12 and came with…read morechips and a pickle spear. The first few bites were tasty, but then the grease and butter overwhelmed me. My stomach wasn't happy after I finished. If less butter was used, I think this sandwich would be really good, the flavor was present.

Is there anything more comforting than a grilled cheese sandwich? *Spoiler* Yes - a GOURMET grilled…read morecheese! And this is the sweet spot where Lil Cheezers lives, taking that childhood favorite that every former-kid I know remembers fondly, and elevating that experience for your adult tastebuds. My latest Cheezers experience was a caprese grilled cheese sandwich, with basil, tomato, and balsamic vinegar adding that familiar tang to the rich mozzerella and chewy grilled bread. Served with a pickle and potato chips and my tastebuds are in *heaven.* My 7 year old daughter got the Plain Jane and finished both halves of her sandwich, a minor miracle that let me know she loved this lunch option. I haven't had a chance yet to try the hot brown grilled cheese but that's in my sites for next time we meet the Lil Cheezers food truck. Finally - there's rumor of a *secret menu* item. I learned from friends yesterday that you can ask for the s'mores dessert and they'll hook you up with this off-menu dessert. I couldn't possibly eat more after that filling lunch but it may be perfect to split amongst friends in the know.

A seasonal joy, only open in summer on Thursday afternoons. Look for the cart on Main outside…read moreProof. Three bucks gets you a scoop. The gelato is airier than other gelatos I've tried, but the flavors are appropriately intense. Rarely the same flavors twice. I do wish someone would serve it wearing a red penguin suit. See their twitter page: https://twitter.com/proofgelato

I had the bourbon smoked pecan on a waffle cone and BWE had the passion fruit guava sorbet. The…read moresmoked pecan was outstanding! The smoke didn't overpower the flavor. The pecan flavor shined while the smoke was a nice complementary undertone. Waffle cone was not too sweet which I loved. The sorbet was not like other sorbets. This one was less icy and more creamy. Delicious! When we arrived, there was a line out the door and halfway down the block. We walked up anyway and found that the line moved quickly. Service is unmatched! It's a small place with just a few seats inside but the vibe is cool. Loved it!

The sundae was very good and ingredients were well balanced - not too much sauce, and a good ratio…read moreof blondie to ice cream. Staff were less than friendly. I'm not sure if we were actually greeted, and they offered no support or insight on our first visit. Space is small but we were able to grab a table.

Always a great experience regardless of location. Staff and coffee is second to none. Each location…read morehas its own personality and charm.

We revisited on Saturday, closer to lunchtime, and my guys got the mocha shakes. They were in…read moreagreement they were really tasty and the espresso was noticeable. While we didn't have an issue snagging a table, it was not a great experience. The crowd was steady and the line curled around the small space, leaving people weaving around all the tables. It was difficult to have a conversation - not to mention the number of coughs and sneezes happening above our heads. We visited the patio area which had wooden tables. This is also the smoking section so we didn't stick around there either. While I've tried enough of the menu to determine Sunergos isn't my preferred coffee spot, of all the locations this is my least favorite spot due to the confined space. I also find them to be $1-2 higher on menu items compared to competitors. Within a two mile radius you can find at least 3 other local coffee shops, and I actually drove to one to spend my money on drinks and food.