IYKYK!! Morris Deli…read moreis most definitely a spot to try! Everything about this place screams hole in the wall, yet this place is such a GEM! Just on the edge of the Highlands, Morris Deli is not only your stop for your packaged drinks, but a nice sandwich or homemade soup as well. Drive by on the right day, you'll also see the smoker blowing outside. My sandwich of choice is a club on a toasted croissant with Colby cheese and a cup of broccoli cheddar soup. Look at the pictures, this place doesn't miss! It's constantly full of usuals and the staff definitely knows their people. Morris Deli is the neighborhood classic and definitely a place to try when in Louisville.

Really enjoyed this quaint, reasonable, and no-frills café offering counter service for hearty…read morefavorites. Also offering soups to go. My husband's chili arrived cold but they remedied that quickly. Very friendly service.

Very nice people and a lot of good foods and different ranges of food inside the building.read more

This place has gas and stuff. Sandwich stuff, candy stuff, coffee stuff, chips stuff. They really…read morehave stuff. I love stuff, so this was the place for me.

This was my first visit to Red Hog and I was so impressed, delighted, and intrigued. Can't wait…read moreto return SOON. The event was for a Kermit Lynch paired wine dinner in partnership with the neighboring Wine Rack business. All of the food items were fresh, flavorful, and creative. Our first course was a Red Hog pâté on house made brioche, second course field greens with many locally sourced ingredients, third course Fischer Farms pork product, and finally a cheese course with honeycomb that capped off a stellar dining experience. Service was excellent and attentive without being intrusive. Very friendly and personable, which was also refreshing. We were also appreciative that the wine reps and managers stopped by each table briefly to answer any questions and provide further info. Restaurant seating includes indoor and outdoor covered and uncovered spaces. Communal tables and individual seating at tables or counter height options, as well as bar seating overlooking the open kitchen concept. The chefs and staff appeared to be a well oiled machine and produce quite a demonstration while in the trenches. Noise level can be moderately high when restaurant is at capacity with happy diners. Location has free street parking at corner of Frank and Frankfort Avenue, as well as free parking in the lot located behind and to the side of the business. There is also the butcher shop attached to the restaurant, but it was closed during our visit. Looking forward to returning to check this out in the future as well and hopeful to replicate some special dishes at home. Finally, this place smells GREAT! Reminded me of my origin story rooted in rural spaces and the requisite smokehouse perfume. Happy place!

Red Hog has a fabulous happy hour from 3-5 PM and we finally got to stop by a bit before it ended…read more First, the atmosphere when you arrive is like a warm hug. There's an open fire in the kitchen for pizzas and it smells wonderful. Staff were incredibly friendly. We were sat at a high top, sharing the other side with another party - a common occurrence. There is a special happy hour menu - including bites, wine and cocktails. We opted for a bottle of prosecco and were pleasantly surprised a side of fries comes with each bottle during happy hour - what?!! My absolute favorite! We also ordered the charcuterie plate - which includes chefs picks of cheese and 3 meats. The fries were freshly cut with two dipping sauces, ketchup and a curry mayo. Fries were good but a little floppy and not super crispy but we still enjoyed. The charcuterie plate includes salami, prosciutto, and a liver pate with bacon (the last was not super popular with us). The cheeses included a soft maybe blue cheese, cheddar and white cheese. There were also crackers, nuts, jam, olives on the board. Overall it was a good happy hour and we'll be back!!

The big caveats first. You're not getting all your grocery shopping done here. You also don't have…read moreyour big free parking lot. And you're also not going to see especially cheap prices. But dammit, it's (mostly) local produce, it's very good baked goods, and it's convenient to downtown. In a city that doesn't have the big-boy pants to support a real grocery store in the downtown area, it's especially a godsend. And I love the fact that they've committed to this satellite location to complement the bigger River Road store. When a place like this opens up on Main Street, my first thought is whether the city is good enough to support such a place. I can only guess that there are also some downtown residents who really benefit from it being here too. Me, I'm here for the crusty loaves. Much as I love Wiltshire and Blue Dog, the Haymarket sourdough is the top draft pick. But it's also a good place to pick up other treats -- select produce, flowers, prepared foods, local meats, and a good assortment of frou-frou whatnots. Always good service. Buy local, if you can afford it.

The store, the service, and the juices are all delicious! But the turkey sandwich I got was kind of…read moregiving microwaved. The turkey was nice, thick and juicy, but it was stuffed into the bread in a way that reminds me of a Wawa sandwich. And there was a brie cheese on it that I'm sure could be delicious, but it was so overheated that it melted into the bread and I didn't really get that lovely flavor. That being said, as soon as you walk into the store, there's a nice fresh ambience that makes it lovely. It's definitely a great place to look around and get some specialty food items.

Jacobi's looks like it's transitioning to Arco's and it's the pit stop for gas either before and…read moreafter a visit to Huber's Winery. Plenty of pumps and snacks / drinks to pick up inside. We even spotted hot food and sandwiches for purchase, although the length of it sitting under the heat lamp is questionable. Friendly and fast service today, and lots of refreshments for under $7 to get us back on the road.

Fast service FTW! Jacobi's is convenient and their prices are reasonable. With few options for…read morefueling up in this part of town, Jacobi's is a good option. Turning out onto HW150 can be tricky at times, use caution when leaving.

Great drinks and reasonable prices. They had an unbelievable bourbon selection too. Live music…read morewhile we were there too. We loved the entire vibe of the place. Will definitely be going back!

Tasty cocktails, inviting industrial-style atmosphere, bottle shop and bar with decent local beer…read moreoptions on tap. I'm actually disappointed I haven't been in until just now! The bourbon options are vast and the local beer offerings on tap are fantastic. The cocktail I got was tasty, but also felt like it needed straining with all the small ice chips still in it...not annoying enough to complain about it, but certainly something that was noticed. I am already looking forward to coming back soon for a cool place to sit and drink while I read a book.

Great early morning stop. The donuts are fresh and taste great. Good value for donutsread more

A nice little neighborhood donut shop... One very nice lady with welcoming customer service and…read morebright early morning energy... And of course some delicious fresh made donuts... Amazing smoothies and little breakfast sandwiches to help Jumpstart your day. Plenty of flavors to choose from... but hurry because the good ones go fast!

Decided to check this place out for lunch after passing it 100 times in my life. The place itself…read moreis tucked away behind the major business districts of grade lane and strawberry lane. It has a Unique setup where it is a liquor store with full kitchen restaurant. There are some tables inside to dine in. The menu size was a little surprising in how large it is. You order in the back then Take your ticket up front to register to pay. They do accept credit cards. They offer fountain drinks with free refills for $1.79. The food prices were decent. Checked out the liquor prices and they did seem very overpriced. The food itself was solid. They messed up my order so I didn't get the the full tasting experience I was hoping for with my chicken cordon bleu sandwich. The Fries were very good. This place has a lot of potential. But it Needs work. The customer service was lacking. Everyone seemed grumpy and the lady who took order not only messed my order up (asked for no lettuce and tomatoes on sub), but we ordered two fountain drinks that she didn't put on ticket. We also ordered food to dine in and got it in to go bags. The place was kinda dirty for my liking but I guess I should expect that being as there main resource is the liquor store. I will give this place another try as I like the concept and food wasn't bad or overpriced. Hoping I just caught them on a bad day

Great food , place was clean everything you want from a greasy spoon kitchen. I have ate here a few…read moretimes and any breakfast wont disappoint