One of my favorite restaurants that was a ok experience today. This was my first time dining in…read morethis local business. Unfortunately my grill Salmon was undone in the middle of it. Everything else was superb. Really enjoyed the fried corn on the cob, a new item for me. Service was fast and friendly. The decor is old school vibe that is spotless. They are tops for fried fish.

05/01/26 Today's date ordered to go. My fish wasn't cooked,baked potato was reheated and had a big…read moreblack spot inside, the coleslaw was dry not creamy at all!!!!! My husband had to throw away his onion rings they tasted like saw dust!

Food is always good, especially the fish .service at counter service. Ambiance .. good old bar…read more Clean. One note ... no credit card... cash only. .. atm on premise.

I didn't take any pics, shame on me. This spot is kind of hidden. The food was okay. I was told…read moreit's the best fish in Louisville but I don't agree. The staff member seemed kind of cranky. Maybe cause it was pouring down rain.

The Irish Rover stands at the top of our street, yet we should visit more. It's Irish comfort food…read moreat its best! So for my husband's birthday, we decided to celebrate there with all of our family, and it was such a delightful dinner. We all got something different. I opted for the fish & chips. The fish was huge and perfectly crispy. The chips came out steaming hot and perfectly fried. My sister-in-law got the cottage pie, which really is a showstopper! The bread bowl really makes it. Even my kids were happy (not an easy feat), having ordered the mac-n-cheese and grilled cheese, also stealing chips from our plates. For dessert, we all split the bread pudding -- a hug of a dessert -- and the chocolate Guinness cake. Don't let the "flourless" part of the chocolate cake's description fool you -- this cake is rich and creamy. Our waitress was even able to find a candle, so we could sing to my husband and have him blow it out. The service as always was quick and friendly. The Irish Rover really is a treasure and more should definitely come out for its food.

Our dining group of 8 revisited this bar/pub restaurant and ordered a variety of apps, drinks, and…read moreentrees. This is a cash-only business. Large parking lot next to the restaurant. Waitstaff are welcoming and efficient. Noise level is mild to moderate. Appears to be an establishment with a loyal following of regulars. I tried the lamb stuffed cabbage rolls and they were okay. I'm not keen on this type of food since I'm more of a spicy sort, so will likely not revisit. Great place for anyone with a craving for English pub bar food cuisine and great atmosphere that is cozy and welcoming.

St. Aloysius Fish Fry is a Catholic Church on-site fish fry that runs occasionally throughout the…read moreyear and absolutely runs every single Friday during Lenten season. St Aloysius is located in the downtown portion of small Shephedsville Kentucky tucked away In a residential neighborhood. Like most Catholic fish Fry's the speciality is fish sandwiches. But they will serve other things such as oysters, shrimp, onion rings and desserts. This fish fry the last few years has been drive thru only. Me and my family enjoy checking out several Catholic Church fish fry's during Lenten season and when some of our close family friends who belong to st aloysius told us to try this we grabbed an order and went to there house and had family dinner together. Pricing is on par with other fish frys. $6 a fish sandwich. They actually had a pretty large dessert menu that included a home made chocolate cake from the priest. The priest took our order so I actually ordered a slice. Our fish sandwich was pretty good. Not the best local fish fry sandwich but still good. I'd still rather have this than a fast food chain any day. Good sized and nice flavor. The shrimp was solid. A little over cooked on this visit. My wife said the onion rings and oysters was pretty good and we got the kids a cheese pizza slice and they said it was alright. Kinda on par with a little Cesar's if they had to make a comparison. For desserts we got a normal chocolate cake, an awesome chocolate cake (this is what the priest named his homemade one), a brownie and a Chocolate mint brownie. The brownies were huge and tasty. Was kinda shocked to see a mint chocolate brownie at a smaller church fish fry but it was good. Both chocolate cakes were pretty good. I tried both and I will say fathers was better. He did a good job on his hand made cake. Overall nice fish fry. I do have some in person ones locally I prefer that have better fish and fun activities. But, this one is nice too and the workers were all great. We would come back for sure.

Great service and pleasant staff…read more Particularly liked the catfish and the chowder. A neighborhood place that we should go to more often.

The food was good, the cooks were kind. However, the older man at the cash register (perhaps the…read moreowner?) overcharged me for everything, and when I pointed it out to him (at first I thought it must be an accident), he threw dollar bills at me while hollering that he knows how to run a restaurant. Well, maybe that's true because most restaurants fail and this one has been around for a while, but maybe it's because they're overcharging their customers instead of increasing their prices on the menu, and hoping the customers don't notice. I've never been so nickeled and dimed at a restaurant! I was so insulted that I handed his few dollar bills back to him and said I just wanted him to be transparent about what he was going to charge me, before he charged me! I asked for a Tilapia sandwich (menu price $8.95) and a Haddock sandwich combo (menu price $13.95 for the sandwich + cole slaw + fries). I asked if the sandwich came with anything on it, and he said no, but he could add pickle slices. He didn't tell me about an upcharge. I asked if I could substitute the fries in the combo for fried mushrooms. He said yes, but there would be a slight difference in price. I said that would be fine because the side items showed it was only a $0.45 difference in price (on the menu, french fries are $3.50 and fried mushrooms are $3.95). I asked if I could pay with credit card, and he said yes, but didn't mention a card fee. What I thought I would be charged: $8.95 + $13.95 + $0.45 = $23.35 + 6% tax = $24.71 total. Instead I was charged $30. When I asked him about it he said there was a $1 credit card fee that he had neglected to tell me about prior, and that instead of charging me for the difference between the price of the fries and mushrooms, he rang each item up separately instead of ringing it up as a combo (first of all, why would he do that??? and second of all, why wouldn't he tell me he was going to do that???). Then he told me he also charged me for the 5 skinny quarter-sized slices of bright green pickles you get from the jar. When I said, "you charged me for pickles?" He said, "of course I charged you for pickles!" So he charged me $8.95 tilapia sandwich + $9.95 haddock sandwich + $2.50 cole slaw + $3.95 mushrooms + $2.00 pickles (TWO DOLLARS FOR 5 SKINNY QUARTER SIZED PICKLE SLICES) + 6% tax + $1 credit card fee = $29.99 (AND OF COURSE HE DIDN'T GIVE ME THE PENNY NOR ASK IF I WANTED TO KEEP THE PENNY; HE KEPT THE PENNY FOR HIMSELF AND CHARGED ME THIRTY WHOLE DOLLARS FOR A $24.71 MEAL).Which isn't a big difference, but in this economy, adds up, and the LEAST they can do is be TRANSPARENT ABOUT WHAT THEY'RE GONNA CHARGE YOU. AND THEN WHEN YOU NOTICE THE DISCREPANCY AND KINDLY & CALMLY ASK IF THEY MADE A MISTAKE, THEY SHOULDN'T GET DEFENSIVE, RAISE THEIR VOICE AT YOU, AND THROW DOLLARS AT YOU IN FRONT OF A LINE OF CUSTOMERS. This was my first time here and I was excited to go back and try everything else. Instead, I'm never going back and I'm telling everyone I know.

My first visit, and what a lovely place! Fortunately the weather was great, which made a seat…read moreoutdoor perfect (although I did appreciate - and use - the lap blanket they provided. I had the ahi tuna salad and it was so good! Service was friendly too. I recommend! 7/2026

While my service was a little touch and go, overall this is a solid spot. The outdoor patio seating…read moreis very lively and pretty. My beef stroganoff was creamy and hearty, with a nice tender beef provided from Le Moo. My cocktail was an aperol and St. Germain drink, a tiny bit too sweet for me, maybe not perfectly balanced, but still refreshing. It got busy quickly! I was offered champagne (was it champagne? I'm not sure, but sparkling bubbles). To be honest, I would either upgrade that bottle or skip this part, because while at first this was a nice touch, the quality of the sip was sweet and a little chemically. Overall, a spot I like to entertain if I am in the area.

Had a great experience here! This restaurant had been on my hit list for a while. I was finally in…read morethe area and made the excellent decision of stopping in for lunch. There are so many great looking options on the menu that I couldn't choose just one. I got the Reuben sandwich and the chicken salad sandwich, thinking I'll eat half of each for lunch, and then the other half for dinner (is that how it actually went down? I'll never tell). Both of these were fantastic options for lunch. The Reuben was everything I wanted it to be, and the chicken salad had little differentiating touches that were thoughtful and made the sandwich better. The sides were great too! The locale is very sports bar-y, but expansive. The staff is so sweet and wonderful and took great care of me. Can't wait to be back!

Bungalow Joe's is a hidden gem that I feel like people don't talk about enough. My husband and I…read morewere walking at a nearby park and wanted something new to try. We were seated immediately. The staff working were very attentive and made sure we were taken care of. They had TV's all over the walls so it would be the perfect spot to watch a game with friends. The food reminded me of Roosters. It's more towards bar food but we enjoyed it. I got the wedge salad and the southwest egg rolls. I ended up ordering way too much food. The portions were pretty big so I had plenty of leftovers. If you can only get one thing, get the egg rolls! They're similar to the ones at Chili's but better. They had a slight kick to them. I also like how you can see every ingredient in them because sometimes at other places it looks like the filling was blended. You can also see the seasonings they used so you know it has flavor

While the ladies behind the counters taking orders were very nice, my food left a lot to be…read moredesired. I ordered a shrimp boil with Cajun seasoning. Once you take off the shrimp shell, there went the seasoning. As you can see in the second picture the potatoes were dry, very dry. The corn didn't taste like much, like they threw it in the water to boil it but didn't add salt or butter to it to help with the flavor. Most of the dish, I actually threw out since I just didn't enjoy the taste or texture of the meal.

As soon as you walk in, you know they sell seafood boils. There's a dessert spot across the way,…read morebut the seafood is definitely the boss here. Everyone doesn't eat seafood in my family, so I like the variety. Their chicken tenders are hungry man worthy-nothing rooty poo like what you find on a kids menu. The cheese fries are great, the wings are winging, and the Philly gyro made me think about taking a bite. The fish sandwich is served in a bun and you can choose the fish you want on it. There are many things I want to try here, so I'll be sure to grab something different every time I'm in town. Doesn't take very long to get your food piping hot! It's casual and works for a chill date too.

We love this place !…read more Ample beer options. They are registered on UnTappd so you can see the beers on tap. Food was delicious and service at the bar was friendly and timely

Scout and Scholar is a good place to go when you realize you need food in between visiting…read moredistilleries around the Bardstown area. Is the food the greatest? No - my chicken tender sandwich was a bit dry and the side salad had tomatoes that looked like they went through a microwave before they were put on the plate. That being said, the food isn't terrible, the staff wasn't rude or overbearing - it's food that allows you to feed the alcohol and enjoy some decent beer that is palatable, especially to those who don't like bourbon or realize that maybe they have had a bit too much and need to slow down.

I have eaten at Aspen Several times over the years. This has got to be one of the most comforting…read moreplaces to enjoy a meal. Karley is the most delightful host one could ever run across. She is such a great person and very intuitive about the selections and her and the staff are stupendous. I HIGHLY recommend to anyone that has never eaten there to go and treat yourself. Thank You to all the Great Young people at Aspen........GOD BLESS............DSW

5/25/26 & 6/1/26 Both weeks we asked to have Carli as our…read moreserver. We had a rough week and I didn't get separate reviews posted, so I'm combining it into 1 review. We met Carli the first day she had finished training and was such a sweet person. She is very quick to go from our booth and back with our drinks and she always gives us just the right amount of time to decide what we want to order. She always takes such good care of us. We very often order the same thing each week, The Monday night Sirloins are our favorites and I always get the sweet potato casserole without Marshmallows and usually I order the Ceasar salad and share it with my husband. That leaves him a chance to order 2 sides. Most of the servers have memorized what we always order. We love Aspen Creek and are here almost every Monday. Sitting over on the right side of the restaurant is the quietest side to sit on. Over on the left side of the restaurant where the bar is, it is very often a bit loud but not so loud that you can't talk to your friends. Every staff person there is such a joy. Karly the Manager is about the best Manager I've ever met at any restaurant. Her staff loves her!