This place is such a hidden gem. Tucked away off the beaten path, it has that cozy, "you almost…read moredon't want to tell anyone about it" kind of charm. The space is definitely on the smaller side, which adds to the intimate feel, but I can only imagine it gets pretty tight during peak hours--especially since they don't take reservations. That said, everything else more than makes up for it. The service was genuinely excellent--attentive, friendly, and made us feel right at home from the moment we walked in. And the food? Absolutely worth it. Every dish we tried was packed with flavor and clearly made with care. If you're thinking about going, I'd definitely recommend timing your visit to avoid the rush. It's a small spot, but one that delivers a big experience.

5 of us headed to Glendale from Louisville (about a 45 minute drive) for lunch and some shopping…read more Upon arrival at 11.30 am we were seated immediately by the sweet hostess. The menu is extensive so it took a minute for us to order. Everyone had water to drink. Our server brought us some fresh yeast rolls that were hot and tasty. We had the fried green tomatoes appetizer for the table. They were excellent served with sour cream and horseradish and ranch that we had to ask for additionally. Everyone ordered something different. Orders included: 1. Fried chicken with mashed potatoes and gravy, and cole slaw. I only tried their cole slaw which leans more to a vinegar base and I prefer a sweeter slaw. There were 4 pieces of chicken. 2. Meatloaf with mashed potato and gravy and cornbread. Cornbread was a bit dry, meatloaf was ok. 3. Mushroom and bacon smothered chicken, onion rings and cornbread. Person said the chicken was a bit dry, the mushrooms and bacon saved the dish. Onion rings were good, crispy and hot. 4. Chicken and dumplings with cornbread. Folks that tasted them said they make better at home, nothing special. 5. Rueben sandwich with corn pudding. Sandwich was just ok. Bread was too thick for my taste, beef was tender. Corn pudding was excellent, hot, creamy. Service was good, resturant quaint, street parking. The train rolling by, blowing the whistle while we ate was a nice touch, although it rattled the building. After we ate, got to go containers and paid we shopped at the adjacent and across the street shops to the resturant. That was fun. After shopping we headed back to the restaurant for coffee and dessert. Again each of us had a different dessert item which included: coconut cream pie, butterscotch pie, derby pie, chocolate sundae cake and the house specially, butter cream pie. All were pretty good. We all liked the house speciality pie, it was super sweet, creamy with a good crust. Coconut pie was a favorite as was the chocolate sundae cake. The derby pie was way too chocolatey for most of us. It is a cute little little resturant with a homey feel that will take you back in time. One of those places where you should try but then say, did that, don't necessarily need to revisit.

I was disappointed that it is carry out only, the food was amazing. One of the few places where…read morethe food was seasoned just right. In fact when I put hot sauce on the greens, I thought it tasted better without it. Looking forward to my next trip to Louisville.

I am so torn here. The food was like food my grandmother would make, which I really appreciate…read morebeing able to eat since she's passed on. It was not the best food in the world but the food here tastes like home to me. Just really well seasoned and old school. Now here's my issue. This establishment had me wait almost 90 minutes on a 92 degree day (WITH MY FIVE YEAR OLD) for two meals. They had already taken my money, otherwise I would have booked it. Here's what I ate: 1. Fried Pork Chop with mashed potaotes (they were out of potato salad) and greens, gravy on the side 2. Ribs with macaroni and cheese and Pinto Beans I also got a blackberry cobbler. I checked in after 30 minutes and they weren't sympathetic. I looked at these reviews later and saw that someone said the customer service at this establishment was hilarious and they were not kidding. Here's how everything tasted: Pork Chop: very flavorful, glad I got fried and not smothered for texture reasons Mashed potatoes: good and real, but nothing to write home about Ribs: They were okay. tender. tasted like they were boiled and that's not my preference...they were also swimming in sauce. I feel like ribs should be able to stand up without the sauce and I was not sure this could happen here. The bbq sauce is part of the dish for them. Greens: overly salted, underseasoned...they needed to be eaten by the pinto beans Pinto beans: absolutely no salt--would not order again Macaroni and cheese: this is the creamy kind, not the baked kind (not my preference. Gravy: excellent Blackberry Cobbler: FIVE STARS. Delicious, buttery, so tasty. I went home and tried to make one. Seriously: no notes here. It is a must try. Charging 2 dollars for a cup of kool-aid is insane. with this kind of customer services, it would be nice if they threw that sugar water in for free. I skipped it, but just thought I would mention if you plan on trying to have some for nostalgic reasons. I haven't had any in about 30 years and I was planning on it but not when I saw the price tag. I live in Illinois, but if I ever do visit again I will call my order in, go sight seeing and then pick up my food. Don't bring your kids to this establishment unless they have confirmed your order is ready!

Eric hosted us in and as always made us feel like family. We had a new server named Chelsea and she…read morebrought it hot and fast! Great food and great service!

We did not have a good experience. We arrived at 11:00 when the store opens. We called ahead to…read moreinform the staff that we were with a large group so they could prepare seating. We had a large group to celebrate a success of a colleague, but didn't know exactly how many would show. Management would not seat us until we had at least half of the group present. They made us wait in the lobby from 11:00 until 11:30 before they would seat us. They missed out on an opportunity because we could have had appetizers and drinks while waiting for the rest of the party. Finally the hostess attempted to put seven of us adults into a booth. It was way too crowded and cramped. I asked to sit at a table (the one they had originally set up for us) and they waiter moved us to the table. The food was bland and cold. We did not get refills on our drinks. Overall we did not feel welcomed or appreciated.

Food excellent Service top notch…read more Ambiance is like going to a speakeasy and gaining permission to come in. We have eaten here several times on Sundays before UL games and being surrounded by CARDS fans and this ambience is to die for do yourself a favor check it out.

"Doctor, doctor, give me the news I've got a bad case of…read morelovin' you" (Robert Palmer) Doc Crow's two locations (Indianapolis and Louisville) specialize in Southern cuisine, so you'll see pimento cheese, fried green tomatoes, gumbo, pulled pork, brisket, ribs, okra, and jambalaya on the menu. Four of us had an excellent experience for our dinner in Louisville, and besides the food, a lot of that experience was due to our server, Julie. She was great, super friendly and professional, and expertly answered a ton of Bourbon-related questions from my Bourbon loving friend. My wife and I dove into the Southern theme and had a Pulled Pork Sandwich ($16), Southern Colada ($16), Fried Green Tomatoes ($10), and a Southern Gumbo ($10) for dinner. I ordered the Fried Gren Tomatoes to share with the table, and they were wonderful - "Five full moon green tomatoes fried in cornmeal and panko, topped with fresh chives and served with Doc's Remoulade". They were light as a feather, most definitely non-greasy and had a great crunch from the panko and cornmeal. My Southern Gumbo (A hearty stew filled with andouille sausage, chicken and vegetables in savory Cajun broth served over rice. Served with cornbread) was excellent. Great flavor, great spice, plenty of sausage and chicken, and excellent accompaniments in the rice and cornbread. And how could I not mention my Southern Colada, with Michter's US*1 Sour Mash, Pineapple Juice & Coconut. It was quite a bit stronger than any Colada I ever had, but I guess that can be expected when you use an 86-proof small batch Kentucky whiskey in your Colada. Of course, I loved it. This was our second visit to Doc Crow. We were there a few days ago as the first stop on our Louisville food tour and enjoyed a delicious bowl of shrimp and grits. The Doc sure treated us well. PRO TIP Be sure to check out the Doc's jaw dropping collection of bourbon bottles that seem to dominate the various rooms wherever you look.

Food was plentiful but time i went was crowded and really wasnt a pleasant atmosphere with all the…read morehustle and bustle Steak was ordered medium but gave me well done Drinks should be included in price Prob a once in a year place for me

I had not been to Golden Corral in over a decade. Buffets were never my first choice, but we gave…read moreit a shot after running out of dinner ideas. Pricing was reasonable. About $17 for an adult, $9 for a kid, and a little over $3 for a drink. The biggest issue was cleanliness. The restaurant felt dirty, and that set the tone right away. Food was inconsistent. The okra stood out. Fresh, crispy, and one of the better items on the line.Pizza missed the mark. Cold, stale, and dry. Rolls were room temperature, but at least seemed baked the same day. Pulled pork was decent. Moist, flavorful, but again not hot. Mac and cheese was standard buffet quality. Soft, processed, and served lukewarm. Fried rice had little flavor and leaned heavily on salt. Also not hot. Potato salad was one of the better options. Solid for something not homemade. The salad bar was the only area that met expectations. Cold food was kept cold. Dessert had plenty of variety. If you want sweets, you will find something. This place is not about quality. If you want good food, look elsewhere. If your goal is to eat a large amount for a low price, it serves that purpose.

Awesome food, tried the pork belly sliders, mushrooms the first day, Excellent, I went back the…read morenext day for brisket sliders, also Excellent. .

Have heard about this gem for 20 years but never tried it until last night. Wife and I sat at the…read morebar - love the atmosphere: spacious dive bar with low ceilings and wood paneling. There are also picnic tables out front. You get a faint whiff of the grill/smoker upon entering. Kylie was our bartender and she was fabulous - knowledgeable, friendly, and answered all of our questions with patience. Wife ordered a mango margarita and doesn't like a lot of tequila, so Kylie went half and gave her a shot on the side in case she wanted to add more. It was wonderful. I had a couple of beers. We started with the fried mushrooms, which aren't what you would expect. It's two large portobellos cut into chunks, battered, fried, and served with sun-dried tomato mayo. They were great. I then ordered a duck taco, brisket taco, and a side of Grippo Fries with smoked mayo. I'd never tried duck but that taco was smack-a-lackin'. The brisket taco was also good, and the fries were fantastic - sweet and spicy, fresh cut, and crispy. Wife ordered a pork belly slider and truffle fries. She enjoyed the slider but didn't care for the fries - just not her thing. The portions here are large. A side of fries will feed three people. We took a hefty portion of them home, as well as some of the mushrooms. We could've sat there at the bar and spent 3 hours socializing and enjoying a smattering of cocktails - love the setting. Look forward to going back and trying one of the burgers at some point.

Let me take just a moment to update you on a special fish fry Friday at Claudia Sanders. There is…read moreno comparison in quantity, quality, and pricing for this delicious meal. Two huge pieces of lightly breaded, white fish, one crabcake, coleslaw, three hush puppies, and your choice of onion rings are french fries. And as usual, along with this comes your basket of yeast rolls and unlimited corn muffins. $15.99 their Friday special. Easy parking, ice, cold air, wonderful staff. Don't miss this one.

This is nursing home food. I really love KFC even though the quality of the chain has decreased…read moreover the years. Claudia Sanders Dinner House has to be even better right? Not even close. I was down there on the Bourbon trail and gave it a try. The building had a faux facade of a large columned roman revival plantation building. It seemed elegant until you got inside then everyone sits in one noisy gigantic room like a cafeteria. Fried chicken, cream corn, and mashed potatoes. Food was very bland. Gravy is white. I asked for brown. It had a heavy Worcestershire flavor -not good. It just wasn' t very good, unfortunately. We were the youngest people here, and that's saying something. The place was packed and service was slow. We were asked to move at one point to make more room for a larger group to use our table because there were only three in our party. The waitress was over worked and inattentive. We had to ask her for things multiple times. You can skip this.

We had an amazing dinner at the Rickhouse!…read more We started with an old fashion and a bourbon smash, both amazing! Then we got the special of the day appetizer (wasn't on the menu), the spinach artichoke dip served with fresh, homemade garlic pita chips. It was hands down the best spinach artichoke dip and chips we've ever had. The portion was huge, and we could barely finish it! We split the pork chop for our entrée, and it was absolutely incredible. For our sides, we had the 11 mac and cheese, which was probably the best mac and cheese we've ever eaten, and the Brussels sprouts were absolutely divine. We wanted to try dessert because everything on the dessert menu looked delicious, but we were so full there was just no room left! The service was excellent from start to finish. We would definitely come back and highly recommend the Rickhouse to anyone looking for a fantastic meal.

We were able to visit the Rickhouse booth at the Dare to Care's Taste of Derby charitable event…read more We look forward to visiting the brick and mortar location to try other menu items. We enjoyed their delicious version of lobster Mac and cheese. Pasta was perfect with some texture and not mushy. Cheese sauce with lobster was creamy and tasty and there was a delectable crunchy top. Representatives were very friendly and welcoming.

They have the best food, especially the smothered pork chops!! Everything I've ever ordered is…read morefantastic!!

Smothered pork chops are spot on. It has been a minute since I have been. Hours are spotty be sure…read moreto call before you go.