Pulled up on Brunch and Soul with my family, based off a TikTok video...and let me just say -- it…read moredid not disappoint. I ordered the sausage, egg, and cheese, and so did my daughter (we clearly have great taste!). My better half went for the bacon, egg, and cheese, and every single sandwich hit that savory sweet spot. The flavors were bold, fresh, and made with real care -- nothing felt rushed or thrown together. The customer service? Top-tier. Friendly, attentive, and just downright refreshing. You know when you walk into a place and immediately feel welcoming energy? That's what they're serving right alongside the food. The cherry on top was the soundtrack -- some smooth 90s neo-soul playing in the background that kept the atmosphere airy, nostalgic, and fun. The space itself is cozy, which works for now, but I can absolutely see them expanding in the future. And when they do, I'll be first in line. Whether you're rolling through with family or just craving something soulful and satisfying, Brunch and Soul is definitely a must hit. Just know that the wait time will be a little longer (20-25 min).

The food was actually very cell seasoned others I was with got the steak and 3/3 of them all stayed…read morethe steak with very well prepared. I tasted a hit and could disagree. This is definitely worth the stop while in or driving through Louisville type of spot. In fact I must not the fried potatoes were 100/10!l not to many places get them right and this place did down to the onions and softness of the potatoes. Just which they had sitting for a large table of 5 is the only reason I gave it a 4/5. This is one of those place the food is good enough you want sit and eat there fluffy buttery biscuits.

Really enjoyed this quaint, reasonable, and no-frills café offering counter service for hearty…read morefavorites. Also offering soups to go. My husband's chili arrived cold but they remedied that quickly. Very friendly service.

i waited 45 minutes for a club sandwich and German potato salad. the sandwich was ok. However, the…read morepotatoes were practically raw in the 2 containers of salad. I threw them away. Very disappointed!

What an interesting concept for a food truck! I've seen Atrium at Flea Off Market before but have…read morenot had a chance to try them. I finally got my chance one Friday night at Akasha while friends were visiting from out-of-town. Atrium was blasting some fabulous tunes while being parked outside of the bar and were quick and pleasant with orders. They had a few vegetarian options, from tater tots to what drew my eye- fried halloumi! What is halloumi you ask? It's a hard cheese from a variety of goat and sheep milk from the Mediterranean region of the world that is delicious. It does great grilled or fried. In this case this version was a take on mozzarella cheese sticks- BUT halloumi cheese sticks! This is a one up in any book! What a great way to make something we already know better!! This was delicious and I can't wait to try Atrium again!

Atrium had come out and set up at my work as my company was trying to get us some variations in…read morefood out in our business park. The food truck people were friendly (as most food truck people I have met are) and they were prepared at the time we were told they would be open. Not all the places that have come out to us have been. The food was fresh and tasty. If we ever go back to office from all this working from home and if Atrium would come back out, I would get more lunch with them.

Stopped here during Burgee Week to get their special. I am a sucker for a food truck burger. Let me…read moretell you, their minis with their seasoned fries were *chefs kiss* I brought home 3 of their specials to hungry boys and they devoured them - so I didn't get a picture. It was sooo good, that they asked for them again two days later (which is pizza night in my house that says a lot). The patties had great flavor, the meat had a kiss of crisp in the right places. The fries were top notch & perfectly seasoned. I highly recommend you giving them a try. For reference, this is a food truck located next to The Golden Nugget. Seating is 4 nicely built picnic tables and thank goodness for the deck - we came right after a monsoon & the deck saved us all from over-ankle deep puddles.

Harry's may have the best burger in the city. Its new so recency bias may be at play here but the…read morepatties are smashed style but not flat. The bun holds up and the fries are great. Service is pretty* quick and it just works as a burger truck. Highly recommended. As much as I enjoy Toasty's, Harry's may have them beat.

Wish I could add on more stars. We've been coming here for years, and recently just ate here 2x in…read more2 days. We love this place and will not tolerate any slander against them. Best BBQ in the city I try to keep this place my hidden secret but they deserve the hype!! Doesn't matter what you order on the menu it's gonna be fire. You can tell they love doing what they do so go and support this small business!! Grab a beef brisket sandwich and go chill on the outdoor picnic tables. Take a visit to the water tower or Cox park right after, or head down the road to the walking bridge. Thank me later

This is a very generous 3 stars. For those who say this is the best BBQ you've ever tasted, you…read moreneed to get out more. First, the place is filthy. There's all of 3 indoor tables and not one was clean. Heaven forbid someone steps out from behind the counter and wipes a table or empties the over flowing trash can. But let's get to the BBQ. Barely smoked. Little seasoning. No bark. Honestly, we couldn't tell the difference between the pulled pork, brisket or chicken. Yes, BBQ should be moist. But ours was served dripping in liquid. The best part of our meal was the green beans. The pork rib was meaty, but again, without any true smoke flavor. The sampler I ordered, with 1/4 pound of brisket, pork and a single rib was way overpriced at $20 without so much as a roll or side. My wife's pulled chicken taco was ok, but she wasn't sure it was chicken in the tortilla. The taco was simply 2 small corn tortillas with a bit of chicken and a speck of Cole slaw as a topping. For $8 we expected something more substantial. Oh, but there's more. Beer &. BBQ go hand in hand. But River Road, which only serves bottled or canned beverages, had a broken cooler. Warm beer. Full price. As there was another huge cooler with plenty of room, we couldn't understand why they didn't move the beer to the working cooler. I pass River Road BBQ several times a week and was hoping it would become a regular stop on my way home. But barely average food with below average value just won't give me a reason to stop again.

I wanted to love this restaurant. 3rd generation family owned operation that's been open since 1922…read more(104 years). The history of this place was amazing. I'm guessing every major race horse owner, trainer and rider have eaten in here at least a few times. Well, if this place were a museum of memories, it would have been 5 out of 5 stars. This is where the positive part of this experience ends. We came in to dine at 10am on Saturday 4/19/26. The restaurant was full. It took our server nearly 30 minutes to take our order. During that long wait, the busser did refresh our coffee multiple times. When the server finally made it to our table we gave her 3 breakfast orders (Superfecta - eggs, bacon & French toast). This was at 10:30. We waited another hour and 10 minutes before we received our food at 11:40. I can see these times on our check. During this time as least one table got up and walked out on their order as the wait was unacceptable. We had at least 3 more rounds of coffee during the wait. Wagner's did not have a Supervisor or Manager working the floor. The staff was so buried in the weeds they could not see straight. Without any sort of management help, tables kept pouring in, and the servers kept taking the orders, just compounding the problem. Our server was a nice old lady. I would love to give her a shoutout but here name was not listed on the check. Only the cashiers name, "Giggles" was listed. The issues of this day was not our servers fault. There was nothing she could do. The restaurant had two individuals cooking. This was the breakdown. They clearly were not up to the task to handle the volume the restaurant had. With no management presence on the floor, it was like watching the RMS Titanic slowly sink. At one point during the wait I got up and went shopping in Wagner's gift shop. I bought a Wagners' hat (before the wheels came off). I went to the cashier and "Giggles" asked if I wanted to leave a tip with the purchase. I responded, "a tip for buying a hat"? What a hustle. There were 3 or 4 cashiers working behind the stand. Not a good use of labor. Drop to 2 or 3 and hire a couple more cooks. When the food came, it was marginal at best. My coffee was stone cold at this point. They surely would have given me more, but at this point, I don't think I could have drinken my 5th or 6th cup. You don't operate a business for 104 years being this bad. They were truly as bad as it gets last Saturday. Nothing would get me to ever step foot in this restaurant again. That's unfortunate because I love supporting small owner/operators.

Few restaurants get a higher rating for ambience and character over quality of the food. But this…read morehappens to be one of them. First, the food is good. This is a traditional American breakfast place. The serving sizes are average. The wait staff was wonderful, and you totally feel like you're in Mel's Diner. It's a flashback to 1975. Enjoy.

I've been a fan of Cousins Maine Lobster for over 20 years when they launched service in Houston…read more Yes, they've been around that long. But this is my first time in Kentuckiana. I saw that they were going to setup in Clarksville and I wasn't going to miss out. I've seen some negative posts regarding the quantity of lobster in a roll. All I can add is my Maine Style (cold with mayo) Lobster Roll ($26) was stuffed with huge chunks of sweet tail and claw meat. Pricey. But if you've priced lobster lately, not such a bad deal. I also ordered a trio of lobster tacos ($22). Also very good. And finally, a cup of New England Clam Chowder. The real deal. There's a small size for $8, a larger cup for $10 and a still larger cup for $20! The medium size was shareable. A rather pricy $60 lunch, shared with my wife. Not an everyday splurge, but if you're looking for a way to treat yourself to something special, a visit to Cousins Maine Lobster fits the bill.

Shout out to Jamal, who helped my boyfriend and me. He gave us friendly and excellent customer…read moreservice in line with fine dining and was decked out in fun holiday gear too. We shared the lobster tots and got the cilantro lime sauce and pico de gallo on the side which I recommend. The cilantro lime sauce had a nice flavor and was light on the cilantro and lime taste which I liked. The lobster which is locally sourced from Maine was the best I ever had and worked well with the tater tots that were perfectly crispy. Get the Maine Root soda too, amazing! The only reason I am not giving this a five-star review is because most of the food is quite pricey.

I had turkey ribs today and they were DELICIOUS!!!!!!…read moreKrystal's keto kitchen also offer non keto food. I also had the seafood Mac and fried cabbage... which were also delicious! All this for $13! And the proprietor was very warm and friendly!