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.

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.

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.

Our group of 5 dropped in here for lunch since it was a fantastic day weather-wise for patio…read moredining. O'Shea's happens to have one of my favorite patios in the Highlands area. Service staff are always friendly and helpful. We approach the window to place our orders and food is delivered table side soon thereafter. I decided to try something new today and ordered a brisket taco and a fish taco. I enjoyed them equally and would be hard pressed to pick a favorite. The brisket was tender and flavorful with mild seasonings. The fish taco was crunchy and moist simultaneously with a chopped cabbage slaw topping. Consistently great tasting food.

This was stop 6 on our birthday tour of Louisville distilleries and bars. This one we were not a…read morebig fan of. The ordering and service was a bit bizarre. We sat down at a table and then someone came by and told us we had to walk up to the counter to order drinks and they said then they would be by to check on us and take our orders for other drinks. Weird. We had some cocktails in here and I would say these were my least favorite of the day and it was also pretty loud in here. Maybe I am just too old as it seemed to be a younger crowd in here. We did walk up to the counter both times, no one checked on us. This was our least favorite spot on our tour of Louisville. I doubt we return here.

Always nice and polite. Will greet you as soon as you walk through the doors. I usually eat inside…read morewhen I go, but this time, we placed our order over the phone. When we went through the drive-thru (which is only for order pickup), we waited less than 2 minutes to receive our food. It was right on point. So far, everything has been great. Their food is delicious. I ordered the 8 pc frog legs with lemon pepper, and I put hot sauce on it. It tasted soooooo good. This place is fire. If you like seafood with great spices, this is a great place to try out. Also, before I forget, you can also place an order online, and they do cater.

Ordered salmon and shrimp platter. The salmon was overcooked. The fries were mushy. Don't order…read morethe salmon. They don't know how to cook it.

I've been here a while back and was reminded to go back when a friend stopped in from ATL and asked…read moreif this place was good! I said Ohhh, yea,.. And I'll meet you there for dinner... And so we did!! She enjoyed it as much as I did. Her only issue was she didn't eat pork.. (Well this wasn't a very smart choice for no pork) Lol.. But she got the Pulled Chicken and was alright in the end!.... Speaking of ends.... I had the Burnt End sandwich with fries and greens!!

When I'm in Louisville and you ever want to find me it will be at four peg! Do not let the whole in…read morethe wall, dive bar image make you miss out on some top notch cooked food. They now offer a pretty cool brunch menu(Saturday and Sunday only) They do a lot of things good tho! Especially, the topped wings and ribs!!! Cleverly delicious! My favorite is the parmesan and the lemon pepper. They also have some amazing, creative burgers that would convert vegan lol. Nothing can make a good meal bad or a mediocre meal great like service. I really think the waiters here understand that. They are always first class making the already delicious time even better! I wanted to keep this gem to myself because I love it so much. They don't have the biggest dining area. So i didn't want the word to get out and it becomes impossible to get a seat lol, I'm a nice guy though. Everyone in the area should definitely treat yourself to their good food, good service, decent bourbon and craft beer selection. Not to mention their all you can eat days! Need i even say they are #Foodierunner approved

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.

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.

As soon as I moved to the Louisville area and stated asking for restaurant recommendations,…read moreeveryone would rave about Hammerheads. Hammerheads this, duck fat fries that. I was going to a UofL women's basketball game and I FINALLY was able to make it here. I went a little overboard on the food, but everything sounded so good! I really loved the pork belly slider and the duck tacos. Mac and cheese balls always slap. Then there are the famous duck fat fries. The portion is substantial, I was thrilled with that. Flavor wise they did not change my life like I was hoping they would. Still ate them all. The locale is super unassuming from the street, but inside it is really cool, divey, and broody. The staff was super sweet and helped me get in and out efficiently so I could make it to the game. Would absolutely recommend, would absolutely come back, and would absolutely bring friends here.

Our table of 8 was seated quickly and greeted warmly by our server on a Saturday night. Ordered…read moreseveral appetizers for the table, the KFC, Fried Smelt and Pretzel with the trio of sauces. Great Korean flavor for the cauliflower and the smelt was flaky and fried perfectly golden. The pretzel was plenty and the beer mustard has plenty of kick! Very cool local brewery with and menu with plenty of options for all!

Great foodie brewery! Low key setting. Large selection of beer and mixed drinks. It's not just…read moretypical food you would associate with a brewery. Started off with fried cauliflower, it was amazing in a sweet and sour type sauce. Finished with a perfectly done hamburger with bacon and shoe string fried onions. Very tasty. Had to order fries to go with. Really cool place with great food.

Nice divey experience, felt uniquely Louisville, which was a good start to a weekend there. Good…read moresized place, appropriately grungy/sticky. Decided we'd do a dinner of beer cheese, salad and wings. Enjoyed the beer cheese and pretzels, though it's not something that I'd order regularly. Side salads fine, nothing memorable, but at least they were fresh and crispy. Liked the wings, I got hot, the wife got sweet thai chili. When ordering, she said she'd give me one or two of hers, but she liked them so much that she finished off the plate, so that's a rave review! My hot wings were reasonably spicy and meaty as well. Appreciated the wipes! It's not going to win a Michelin star, but if we were in the area, we'd visit the troll again.

Visited this spot recently while passing through Louisville, and was not disappointed! I was…read moresearching online for any restaurant that serves Kentucky's famous "Hot-Brown" plate. This place was one of the first recommended online, also plus: if you go on their website and subscribe to their e-list, you get a free appetizer included! I arrived at "Troll Pub" (love the name) and walked downstairs. The ambiance is dark, but welcoming. I was taken to the bar-area, and the barista was extremely nice and helpful in choosing my appetizer (fried pickles) and of course, getting my taste of my first Hot-Brown. The pickles were absolutely delicious. Fresh, crisp, with a bit of sour. Absolute 5/5. Now on to the Hot Brown ---- this is hot open-faced sandwich --- let me stop, here's the accurate description: thick-sliced turkey and bacon on toast, smothered in a creamy Mornay (cheese) sauce, and baked until bubbly. What I liked about their particular hot-brown (like i could compare...), was that the bread was torn into pieces, so it was very easy to eat. I get it now , Louisville! If ever your near the area, go to their website, get that free app --- then pop-in to try Kentucky's famous Hot-Brown. 5/5 experience.