Love, love, love all of Capriole's cheeses, but my favorite is the award-winning Wabash Cannonball…read more I recently tried the Mont St. Francis and it was delicious. I gravitate toward our local Kentuckiana restaurants (example: Red Yeti) that utilize products from this regional gem, which happens to have a worldwide presence. We are so fortunate to have such a fantastic cheese maker in the area. Most local retailers carry the products and very easy to find.

Capriole goat cheeses are divine, best in the US. I recently tried the Julianna at Nouvelle and…read moreit's my new favorite cheese.

Rowlett's is a fantastic place - a true creamery! They have the best ice cream around which is…read moremade from milk produced by dairy cattle on their old family farm. They carry a slew of other dairy products such as cheese and butter. Flavors of ice cream vary as well as store hours based on the season. I believe their facebook page gives the most reliable source for hours, typically 11-9 through the summer. Staff is always super friendly, typically you'll just see Mrs. Rowlett making and serving ice cream while her brother is busy with the various cheeses and butter. Prices are sure to not break the bank and will certainly yield more than a few smiling faces indulging in such wonderful products. Craving more than a scoop or two? Well they've got half gallons ready to go home with you currently priced $12/each. My kids say Rowlett's is the best and I wholeheartedly agree!

If you take anything away from this review I want it to be this.... Coffee Ice Cream. You're…read moreprobably thinking yeah, yeah, big whoop. I promise you, you've never tasted anything close to the coffee ice cream at Rowlett's Milkhouse Creamery. You'll thank me later. I took advantage of this beautiful fall day to drive to Campbellsvirg in Henry County and see this place for myself. Our office gets special treats on birthdays and I got to enjoy the coffee ice cream and I was in love. The texture was like silk on your tongue. The hint of coffee was just enough to fit through the sweetness to make it out of this world divine!!!!! So I'll shut my piehole about the coffee ice cream and talk about the other things Rowlett's has to offer. They have a large variety of cheeses, ice creams, ice creams and butter. I was looking forward to buying some butter for the banana bread I'm getting ready to make; however, they were sold out. Oh well, i'll have to make another trip there I guess. This business is locally owned by brother and sister Terry and Sharon Rowlett. I had the pleasure of meeting Sharon when I visited today and she was as nice as she could be. This is most definitely worth the drive and a great way to support local business. Y'all gotta make the trip. You won't regret it.

This is the old location--it was so cute! I have a feeling the same great charcuterie will follow…read moreto the new location. Each board is customizable, allergen accommodating (all nuts kept in separate jars away from other items), and comes with all the accoutrements! Perfect to grab a bite with friends or take away to a party or get together!

Enjoyed Wine Day and half off of a bottle of sweet wine Processo and a charcuterie cup with 3…read moredifferent cheeses a smoked and onion cheese very good with fruit nuts really enjoyed it Great service and nice Ambiance

I tried their products at the State Fair. I cannot give them five stars yet, but only because I…read morehave not visited their farm or tried all their products. This is a goat farm and they make delicious goat cheeses and caramel sauces. I had the roasted garlic and herb chevre. It was very cream and grassy with lots of roasted garlic. It would be amazing spread or bread or added to tomatoes. They also have Plain, Bold Chipotle, Jamiacan Jerk, Tuscany, , and Herbs De Provence. The caramel sauce is sweet, but not as rich as a cow's milk caramel, which I really liked. The cinnamon was good, but I think the original (plain) is the best. I didn't try the vanilla, but I'm guessing that's pretty delicious, too.

I have tried most of Rising Creeks products and couldn't be more impressed. Great family alsoread more

I haven't been here in years! Met up with some girlfriends for brunch and here are my #WorthyNotes:…read more We went around 11am and there wasn't much traffic. I highly recommend walking around to see your options because there's so much to choose from! I ended up going with an Avo Lox breakfast bagel and a matcha flight! Both were so delicious and made fresh. The food came out quick and the associates were very friendly. All for a good price! What I appreciate about Logan Street Market is the variety of food options and the opportunity to support local. I plan to be back sooner rather than later and bring the kiddos with me!

Who among us can resist a food hall? Not me. (Not I?) Especially one like Logan Street Market. But…read morefirst, something non-food related: This place has a huge arcade in it! That's the first thing that my children noticed when we walked into the market. The arcade is set up off to the side, through a door, on the first floor. There are a couple dozen pinball machines and old-school video games that you can play for quarters. When we visited, there was no one in the arcade, so we had the whole thing to ourselves. The arcade was an unexpected bonus, but we visited for the food. I love food halls and markets like this because everyone can find something they like. When we visited, one of us got a loaded baked potato from Spudzy Potato Bar, one of us got the falafel and hummus plate from Jerusalem Kitchen, and one of us got a cheeseburger from Ziba's Bistro. But we could have also chosen arepas, Korean street food or crepes, or things like boba and coffee and vegan baked goods. There are a lot of different options here. Upstairs, there are a lot of little booths with crafts and handmade goods and things. When we visited, none of that was open, but we were able to go up there and look around. There's also a small area for young kids to play, and a couple of video games. The second floor is also a nice place to peer down and look at the market from high up above. Parking is wherever you can find it. There's a gravel parking lot a block away, and there's also street parking, if you're lucky to get a spot.

Great selection of Italian food products such as, fresh pastas, sauces, olive oils, cheeses and…read morebreads. Friendly employees and quaint atmosphere add to the experience.

Italian store in Louisville with great quality products. We used to go here all the time after…read moremoving to Louisville from New York, and as Italians, we're very glad to have somewhere with specialty Italian goods. Everyone here is very nice. It's always good to support local businesses.

$60 for this box that is supposed to feed 2-4 people. Only received EIGHT crackers in entire box-…read moreno variety as described on website. Added on stuffed peppers for $4, picture shows 8 halves, only received 4 halves. Two whole strawberries, 5 gherkins. Olives do not have pimentos in them (again as showed in the picture). Will not purchase from here again. This was brought to their attention upon pickup without resolution.

We found this place on Louisville Take out Facebook page. We were so please with the small boxes we…read moreordered for our teachers. We are an arts booster club that wanted to gift a special gift to our arts teachers. This was the perfect gift! The teachers loves this special gift. It had so much in that small box. This was a huge hit for our teachers. Amazing gift!

Bought a ribeye roast from them. The butcher helped me choose the right cut. I made it for a big…read morefamily dinner and it turned out great. I've bought sausage and short ribs from them too. Every time I purchase from Preferred Meats, it's a big win with the family. .

Simply the best meat available in the area. Obviously more expensive than what you'll find at the…read moresupermarket, but it's worth it. Fantastic quality and selection.