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22 paź 2021 · Don’t think about Lentini’s declining years but consider its history: This place, along with its Bardstown Road neighbors Calandrino’s and its predecessor Highland Italian, introduced the Baby Boom to pizza, and Lentini’s did it in the context of a fine sit-down restaurant.
31 maj 2023 · It started as a liquor store in the 1890s, became a restaurant in 1941, and moved through several Fourth Street locations with its brand of Louisville-style German food before finally closing in 2007.
29 lip 2014 · Kunz's The Dutchman. Kunz's opened in 1892 as a wine and liquor wholesaler, becoming a grocery with a buffet and private dining rooms in 1903. With various locations in downtown Louisville over...
1 kwi 2019 · The experience starts with the secret history of Ollie's Trolley. The cute little red faux streetcar you've probably passed a million times at 3rd and Kentucky not only serves up exuberantly ...
26 wrz 2013 · It opened in 1946 at a time when Louisville had no first-class French restaurants. Irma Dick, its proprietor, was an ambitious and innovative owner who emulated some of the best things from Paris, including hand-written menus.Quickly the Old House began to draw acclaim far from the confines of Louisville.
12 lip 2022 · In 2015, we wrote this article about restaurants in Louisville that we miss the most. While more have closed in the last seven years, this list still pulls at our heartstrings! Originally published on January 14, 2015
13 lis 2019 · LEO caught up with 11 of them, and common themes emerged from those conversations about passion and commitment to food, service to customers and community engagement as important aspects of the Grisanti legacy through some of Louisville’s most prominent restaurant people.
