Menu solid. Wings and BBQ delectable…read more Portion size - more than enough! Service was excellent - friendly. Ambiance - quant. Short on dining area but long on flavor and portion size.

I live near Louie's so decided to check it out…read more The Place: Inside is setup for take-out mostly, two stools only but theres 4 picnic tables outside. Parking is limited and a little inconvenient, right along side a road with moderate traffic. That said, the service was impressively fast and I waited less than 10 minutes for my food. Food: The Hot Chicken Sandwich meal $12.99 - Comes with two sides and served on a bun with pickles and coleslaw. I got the Hot heat level. The chicken was juicy inside, you get two large tenders on a bun. The chicken is nicely breaded and the louis sauce on top was great. Even though the flavors were were on point, the bun was disappointingly cold, just a plain hamburger bun straight from the bag. Potato salad - extremely creamy looking but pretty standard flavorwise. I liked how it was sort of a mix between mashed potatoes and potato salad but the flavor was average. Coleslaw - pretty standard with a part vinegar and mayo base, leaned more toward the vinegar. Not bad The Louie sauce - very unique, like a chipotle ranch thousand island style blend, was a nice sweet and peppery combo. I liked it a lot. Smoked Wings - $1.75 each - decent size, but lots of flavor. Dry rub only, but these were incredibly smoky and sweet, never seen them done that way. The flat i had was a little dry but the drumstick was nice and juicy, I guess its a gamble. Tennesee Wings- breaded, deep fried, then sauced. These were massice, maybe twice the size of the smoked wings. I got Hot heat level again and these were making me sweat. Super juicy inside with a nice crispy outer crust though. WAY better than a spot like Indi's thats for sure. Overall pretty good spot, I'd recommend just skipping the sides and getting both types of wings.

We have been to the StrEatery twice in the past two days. On Thursday 7 of us met for a birthday…read morecelebration in the mid afternoon. We were able to sit, visit, order and eat, have birhday cake (which we brought), open presents and not feel rushed or pressured tp leave the establishment. There are 4 resturants, a cheesecake vendor and a full bar insde the open air building all sharing the same dining space. My husband and I went back this afternoon for an early dinner . Over the two days we shared, nachos (loaded with bacon, chicken, cheese, and chives) a hamburger and fries, korean bbq and hibachi chicken. All were extremely tasty, with the exception of the Korean bbq, which was just OK. We went back for the hibachi chicken it was good good. You prder at onw of the 4 counters ,pay and are given a number to pur on your table. They then bring the food to your table. The chef from the hibachi vendor came to check on us adter we were eating to see of we were satisfied. That was kind. Both days they were out of egg rolls. Street parking and a lot off of third street behind the building

I haven't tried every restaurant in the Louisville StrEATery, but I have been generally unimpressed…read moreevery time I've stepped inside. It feels like someone tried to make a ghost kitchen into a tourist attraction. Not a good combo. To steal from another review: who is this for? One positive though: I love that they provide sanitary wipes at each table to wipe it down yourself. Some could argue that should be the server's job- and it definitely should be, but it's nice to be able to do it to my standards.

I'm drooling as I'm writing this just thinking about what I ate. Where to start: BEST focaccia…read morebread I've ever had - made in house and it's perfectly crusty on the outside with a soft and fluffy inside. At first I was worried eating one of these would be a messy endeavor because of how big they are, but it ended up being very manageable. I think I blacked out after my first bite of the beef ragu, but it was one heck of a way to start off. Their menu offers an impressive variety for all tastes, so you can easily try at least a couple of the weekly offerings. Vegetarian and vegan options that're equally delicious. I even tried their gelato and I'm not usually one to eat dessert. Smooth and rich without being sugary sweet. Perfect way to cap off the experience. You MUST TRY this place out. Is it Monday yet??

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.

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!

No matter the menu, Poco is ALWAYS going to be a hit. Example: They are doing fish on Fridays…read moreduring lent at The Merryweather. You guys. I never knew it could be this good! We ordered the Buffalo Dill'boy and asked that it be split into 4s for us. IT WAS SO GOOD. Catfish, Buffalo dill sauce, American cheese, tomato, shoddy letty, Pop's Pickles, lemon tartar, all on a crusty roll. It's hard to describe in mere words how delicious this sammy was. I say, just go get it while you can. We also ordered the Good 'Ol Fish Fry. I tried only the fish and the breaded was *chef's kiss* Anywhere Poco is, you'll find me. It's my favorite popup in town and you can bet I'll try anything on their menu I can!

Great pop up restaurant in Louisville. Check out their Instagram page to see where they will be…read morenext. Visited POCO at The Merryweather In Germantown on a Tuesday night. Snag a drink special from The Merryweather then head out to the patio to order from POCO. Really enjoyed every food item we got which included the ahi tuna tostadas, birrgoo tacos, and the chicken sandwich. Menu changes for each event. Range from $9-$14.

Had this food truck at Tailspin this past weekend. It was amazing! Tried 3 lumpias with 3 different…read morefillings. They were served over or with noodles that were super favorable with veggies. Highly recommend.

The food truck was at Flea Off Market at Trellis brewing and the menu was calling my name. A…read morepepperoni pizza egg roll...? Sign me up! The egg roll looked lack luster. But the first bite confirmed it is the adult pizza roll I needed in my life. The outside crust is flaky and not greasy. The inside cheese and pepperoni were amazing. The quick and easy service window made it easy to get your food fast and conveniently. Definitely worth trying if you see this food truck!

I've had food from bare paws a few times but I finally remembered to take a picture! They serve…read morefoods as popups periodically at the merryweather, pearl, shippingport, etc. I personally love that they offer vegetarian and/or vegan options.

We visited 610 Magnolia two nights ago for the five-course tasting menu with wine pairings, and it…read morewas an exceptional experience from start to finish. Every course was beautifully executed, with standout dishes throughout the evening--especially the duck confit, which was absolutely incredible. One of the most memorable highlights was the BLT amuse-bouche--so unique and creative, and a perfect introduction to the meal. The wine pairings were thoughtfully selected and complemented each course beautifully. The service was also top-notch--attentive, knowledgeable, and perfectly paced throughout the evening. For a tasting menu of this caliber, the price felt very reasonable and well worth it. Overall, an outstanding dining experience. We absolutely loved it and would gladly return.

Truly delicious, satisfying food. Nothing too extravagant or overindulgent, just high quality,…read moreunique and memorable. Okinawa sweet potato gnocchi was incredible. Halibut and PEI mussels were incredible. Kalbi braised short ribs were incredible. Dining room is small, open and dim, maybe 20 tables. Music is contemporary and nice, kept at a volume that allows easy, quiet conversation. Service is very professional and respectful but not, like, "elite" -- we're still in Louisville. Cost is very high by Louisville standards at $125/person, but I'd say worth it for a 5-course prix fixe menu: an amuse-bouche, 2 seafood courses, a pasta course, a meat entree, and a dessert. I'd recommend skipping the wine pairing and just ordering your own drink(s), the pairing's a $65 add-on and didn't deepen the flavor experience for me. I also think the smoky bourbon dessert is made more for the 'Gram but it's fine, the lemon mochi cake was better. Also read the bill, even tho you'll wanna be classy and act rich when it comes. I think they add gratuity automatically to all bills (they did to ours as a table of 2) -- and that's fine, I actually appreciated it, just check so you don't accidentally double-tip (or do, but do so knowingly). Overall 610 is a lovely, quietly-chic restaurant at the top of the Louisville dining scene, leaning much harder on quality dishes prepared extremely well than on flashiness or gimmicks to set itself apart. I look forward to going back.

Great atmosphere and food was amazing. We had cheeseburgers & fries!! If you're looking for…read morefriendly service & good food you should stop by. It's not fancy, it's a bar/restaurant but it was great!!

We stumbled upon this hidden gem while in town for work. The people were extremely friendly and we…read moreeven met the owner, Holly, who was a delight! Even though the place was full of regulars, they made us feel right at home and we felt like we were with old friends. The food was delicious and the fries were amazing! We will definitely be back when we are back in Louisville. Thanks Amy, Holly, Kyle, Dave, Salah, Allen and Rita for an amazing time!