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My Old Kentucky Home: Still inspiring visitors My Old Kentucky Home: Still inspiring visitors Tradition holds that songwriter Stephen Collins Foster penned “My Old Kentucky Home” in 1852 after visiting his cousin, Judge John Rowan, at the judge’s Bardstown, Ky., mansion, Federal Hill. It’s easy to see why Foster might have treasured his time at the Georgian-style mansion 40 minutes from Louisville. The graceful architecture and natural beauty of Federal Hill live on. And now, as part of My Old Kentucky Home State Park, the former plantation offers its many visitors outdoor theater, camping, golf, crafts and more in a truly historic setting. Federal Hill, one of Kentucky’s most enduring symbols, is a popular attraction in its own right. Built between 1795 and 1818, it was home to the Rowan family for three generations, spanning 120 years. The property became a part of the Kentucky State Parks System in 1936. Now, costumed guides escort visitors through the mansion and formal gardens, givi Read More >> Published: Mar 10, 2010

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Bardstown Attractions

Dinosaur World: exit I-65, enter the Jurassic

Dinosaur World: exit I-65, enter the Jurassic Driving south from Louisville on Interstate 65, it’s no surprise to see horses, cattle or sheep dotting the rolling landscape. But standing tall near Exit 53 at Cave City, one animal is sure to grab your attention: T. rex. He looks real enough to chase your jeep down I-65 and scare you through your rear-view mirror, but Rex is made out of fiberglass, steel, and concrete. He’s a resident of Dinosaur World, named one of the “best exits off I-65” by Southern Living magazine. Read More >> Published: Mar 6, 2010

Louisville Orchestra: making beautiful music together since 1937

Louisville Orchestra: making beautiful music together since 1937 Whether it's classical music, driving blues, cool pops, music aimed at the little ones or much more, Louisville Orchestra has it all. Read More >> Published: Mar 5, 2010

Squire Boone Caverns: discover the fun

Squire Boone Caverns: discover the fun Squire Boone and his brother Daniel Boone were famous for their explorations and discoveries — including that of a system of caves and passages in southern Indiana, about 40 miles from Louisville Today you can be the explorer and discover Squire Boone Caverns for yourself. Read More >> Published: Feb 24, 2010

Sawyer Park delivers something for everyone

Sawyer Park delivers something for everyone In a community known for its outstanding array of city parks, a state-run recreational area needs to offer something really special. Fortunately for Louisville and its visitors, E. P. “Tom” Sawyer State Park delivers. Read More >> Published: Feb 18, 2010

Baxter Avenue Filmworks: top-tier cinema in the Highlands

Baxter Avenue Filmworks: top-tier cinema in the Highlands Whether you're looking for award-winning independent cinema or a new blockbuster in digital 3-D and high-performance projector, the Highlands neighborhood's Baxter Avenue Filmworks delivers. Read More >> Published: Feb 13, 2010

Alpine Ice Arena: still cool after 50 years

Alpine Ice Arena: still cool after 50 years These are good days for Alpine Ice Arena, thanks in part to a 2002 renovation that brought dressing rooms, showers and new equipment geared for the growing local interest in ice hockey. Read More >> Published: Feb 13, 2010

Kentucky Opera: world-class performances truly sing

Kentucky Opera: world-class performances truly sing Whether it's the operatic version of "Of Mice and Men," a beloved standard like "La Bohème" and "La Traviata" or the sweetness of "Hansel and Gretel" and "Little Women," the Kentucky Opera has something for every opera lover, daring or traditional. After years in the Kentucky Center for the Arts, opera performances are now in the Brown Theatre. Read More >> Published: Feb 10, 2010

Kentucky Center for the Arts: the heart of Louisville's arts

Kentucky Center for the Arts: the heart of Louisville's arts Whether you're looking for music, dance or drama, the Kentucky Center for the Arts, located in downtown Louisville, is the venue for the finest in the arts. Read More >> Published: Feb 9, 2010

21c Museum Hotel: where 21st century art rests

21c Museum Hotel: where 21st century art rests While other hotels provide just a place to sleep, 21c Museum Hotel delivers an art lover's dream. The hotel is located on Main Street in downtown Louisville. Read More >> Published: Feb 9, 2010

'Louisville's Butchertown' preserves a rich legacy

'Louisville's Butchertown' preserves a rich legacy Sometimes it takes a newcomer to show you things in life you may have forgotten to appreciate. For Butchertown, a residential/industrial area just east of Louisville's downtown, the newcomer is Edna Kubala, author of Louisville's Butchertown, a 127-page tribute to the neighborhood's fascinating past and architectural legacy. Read More >> Published: Feb 8, 2010

KentuckyShow! gives a big-picture view of the Bluegrass

KentuckyShow! gives a big-picture view of the Bluegrass KentuckyShow!, a large-screen multi-media experience narrated by Ashley Judd, offers a rapid-fire tour of the Bluegrass in its own theater in The Kentucky Center for the Performing Arts. Read More >> Published: Feb 7, 2010

Edison Home brings inventor's Louisville link to light

Edison Home brings inventor's Louisville link to light Louisville has been the home of many bright lights of U.S. history, but none brighter than Thomas Alva Edison, inventor of the first commercially practical incandescent bulb, the phonograph and other world-changing devices. Read More >> Published: Feb 5, 2010

'WhoDunnit' theater makes sitting at home a crime

'WhoDunnit' theater makes sitting at home a crime Where to go in Louisville for a fun evening of food and entertainment is no mystery — but what happens between the courses is. WhoDunnit Murder Mystery Theater delights fans of mystery stories with four annual productions staged in a dinner-theater atmosphere. Read More >> Published: Feb 2, 2010

Actors Theatre of Louisville: the South's premiere regional theater

Actors Theatre of Louisville: the South's premiere regional theater What do the The Gin Game, Crimes of the Heart and Dinner with Friends have in common -- in addition to each having won a Pulitzer Prize? All three plays premiered at Actors Theatre of Louisville. Lucky audiences continue to enjoy the same high caliber of performances. Read More >> Published: Feb 2, 2010

Dinosaurs Alive! (almost) in Louisville Zoo exhibit

Dinosaurs Alive! (almost) in Louisville Zoo exhibit Modern technology brings ancient animals to the Louisville Zoo in late March as the zoo hosts Dinosaurs Alive! Making its first appearance at the Louisville Zoo, Dinosaurs Alive! uses futuristic technology that makes the animatronic creatures seem to come alive, roaring,snarling and moving. Zoo visitors will find both adult and juvenile dinos — even a nest with eggs and hatchlings. Read More >> Published: Jan 26, 2010

Derby Dinner Playhouse sets stage for a great time

Derby Dinner Playhouse sets stage for a great time Each year, thousands of patrons enjoy Derby Dinner Playhouse, which has been combining delicious food and fine entertainment in Clarksville, Ind., since 1974. Read More >> Published: Oct 20, 2009

Louisville Ballet: world-class ballet in the Bluegrass State

Louisville Ballet: world-class ballet in the Bluegrass State With great leaps into the air, sylph-like ballerinas and rousing music, a night at the Louisville Ballet engages with its sights and sounds. Read More >> Published: Oct 15, 2009

Mammoth Cave National Park: world wonder right in Kentucky

Mammoth Cave National Park: world wonder right in Kentucky Mammoth Cave National Park, a mere 90 minutes from downtown Louisville, gives visitors the chance to explore a piece of American history, view the natural wonders of the unique cave system below ground or enjoy the beauty of the forests and rivers above ground. Read More >> Published: Oct 10, 2009

The Falls of the Ohio State Park: facile with fossils

The Falls of the Ohio State Park: facile with fossils You don't have to be an old fossil to love the Falls of the Ohio State Park, located on the Indiana bank of the Ohio River. True, the park is located next to one of the most extensive naturally exposed fossil beds in the world. But with an array of multimedia presentations and outdoor activities, the center has carved out a important position for those who love nature and are fascinated by nature's history. Read More >> Published: Sep 12, 2009

Bass Pro Shop in Clarksville: a sporting-goods colossus

Bass Pro Shop in Clarksville: a sporting-goods colossus You don't have to be a professional fisherman to love the Bass Pro Shops Outdoor World in Clarksville, Ind. But after you spend a few hours there taking in the tackle, lures, boats, camping equipment and other fishing accessories — along with equally impressive offerings in hunting, camping, golf, archery and other sporting gear — you might be tempted to give up your day job and devote yourselves to the Great Outdoors. Read More >> Published: Sep 5, 2009

Rauch Planetarium keeps eyes on the skies

Rauch Planetarium keeps eyes on the skies Take a guided tour of the universe without ever leaving Louisville at the Rauch Planetarium. Read More >> Published: Aug 29, 2009

Lincoln's boyhood home shows Abe's Bluegrass ties

Lincoln's boyhood home shows Abe's Bluegrass ties Visit Lincoln's boyhood home in Hodgenville, Ky., where the future president lived until age 8. Read More >> Published: Aug 4, 2009

Louisville Mega Cavern: an underground adventure

Louisville Mega Cavern: an underground adventure One top attraction in Louisville is actually way under ground. About 100 feet below the grounds of the Louisville Zoo lies a cavernous excavation created by continuous limestone quarrying from 1930 to 1972. All of the stone the miners blasted out over those 42 years would have been enough to build all three of Egypt's great pyramids! Now, after two years of preparation, the cavern offers tours to visitors. Read More >> Published: Jul 25, 2009

Louisville Slugger Museum: a hit with visitors

Louisville Slugger Museum: a hit with visitors For more than 120 years, Hillerich & Bradsby Co. has produced the finest baseball bats in the world: the Louisville Slugger. The Louisville Slugger Museum celebrates more than a century of a love affair between baseball and its most famous bat. Read More >> Published: Jul 21, 2009

Bardstown Events

Shakespeare in Central Park brings on the Bard

Shakespeare in Central Park brings on the Bard Enjoy the great outdoors and some culture this summer with Shakespeare in Central Park. The 2010 summer season will feature four plays, rather than the usual three: "The Tempest," "Richard III," "Much Ado About Nothing" and "Twelfth Night." Read More >> Published: Mar 7, 2010

Kentucky Opera's new season begins Sept. 24

Kentucky Opera's new season begins Sept. 24 Kentucky Opera kicks off its new season with two tragic one-act operas, "Cavalleria Rusticana" and "I Pagliacci" on September 24 & 26. Gaetano Donizetti's comic opera "The Elixir of Love" and Giacomo Puccini’s beautiful "Madame Butterfly" are the other two operas in this season's offerings. Read More >> Published: Feb 22, 2010

Louisville Zoo to uncage gardeners' passion

Louisville Zoo to uncage gardeners' passion If you’ve got a green thumb, you can put it to good use at the Louisville Zoo. A new volunteer program called “Adopt-a-Garden” will allow individuals, families and groups to adopt specific garden sites throughout the zoo. Signs will mark each garden site with the individual’s or group’s name. Read More >> Published: Feb 17, 2010

Monthly art-house films at a price anyone can afford: free!

Monthly art-house films at a price anyone can afford: free! Independent films are accessible to everyone in Louisville every third Thursday of the month, thanks to the Community Cinema Series. Read More >> Published: Feb 13, 2010

Mary Wilson delivers Supreme night on March 13

Mary Wilson delivers Supreme night on March 13 Motown legend Mary Wilson and the Louisville Orchestra will deliver a Supreme performance on March 13 at Whitney Hall in the Kentucky Center for the Arts. Read More >> Published: Feb 10, 2010

Madcap Puppets bring Wild West up to Speed

Madcap Puppets bring Wild West up to Speed Hey, buckaroos! Don't miss the Madcap Family Weekend March 13 and 14 at the Speed Art Museum, which will feature "Annie Oakley's Wild West Show," a zany puppet performance, complete with stunts and tall tales. Read More >> Published: Feb 10, 2010

Baby gorilla delivers excitement at Louisville Zoo

Baby gorilla delivers excitement at Louisville Zoo Get out the crib and paint the nursery — the Louisville Zoo has a new baby gorilla. The little ape arrived Feb. 6 and was the first gorilla born in North America this year and the second ever at the 41-year-old zoo. Read More >> Published: Feb 10, 2010

Live Lunch: A side of music with your sandwich

Live Lunch: A side of music with your sandwich If you would like to add a little zest to that brown-bag lunch, consider WFPK Radio Louisville’s Live Lunch series. The free noontime concerts take place on Fridays in the intimate performance studio of Louisville Public Media, 619 S. Fourth St. The series includes local talent as well as touring acts, and host Laura Shine works in brief interviews with the artists. Read More >> Published: Feb 9, 2010

'Emergence' at 21c blurs line in visual arts

'Emergence' at 21c blurs line in visual arts "Emergence," the latest work by Louisville photographer and graphic designer Julius Friedman, is now showing in 21c Museum Hotel. These ethereal images will be on display through July. Read More >> Published: Feb 9, 2010

'Msyitc Truhts' celebrates the poetic in art

'Msyitc Truhts' celebrates the poetic in art From Emerson to Kerouac and beyond, "Msyitc Truhts," the latest exhibit from Louisville-based artist Russel Hulsey, celebrates the poetic in all of us. The exhibit at 21c Museum Hotel proves as inventive as the exhibit title's spelling. Read More >> Published: Feb 9, 2010

'Talking Back' highlights message and medium

'Talking Back' highlights message and medium The photographic exhibit "Talking Back: An Exhibition of T-Shirt Messages and The Bodies Who Wear Them" takes the thoughtful messages on T-shirts and turns them into art, as well as political statement. The exhibit runs through April. Read More >> Published: Feb 9, 2010

Humana Festival lights up stage through March 28

Humana Festival lights up stage through March 28 The 34th annual Humana Festival treats Louisville and the world to its award-winning New American Plays Feb. 21 through March 28. Read More >> Published: Feb 2, 2010

Bill Maher plays The Louisville Palace Dec. 5

Bill Maher plays The Louisville Palace Dec. 5 Talk show host Bill Maher comes to the Louisville Palace, bringing his hilarious cutting-edge observations on politics, religion and all other topics polite society deems off limits. Tickets to the Dec. 5 show start at $35.50. Read More >> Published: Dec 9, 2009

Raven-Symoné turns up heat at Kentucky Kingdom

Raven-Symoné turns up heat at Kentucky Kingdom The July sun over Six Flags Kentucky Kingdom was scorching, but it couldn't generate more heat — or more energy — than teen idol Raven-Symoné, who thrilled fans gathered for the July 7 Starburst® Summer Concert Series. Read More >> Published: Dec 9, 2009

The Nutcracker: world-premiere production to delight families

The Nutcracker: world-premiere production to delight families While the Louisville Ballet has been performing Peter Tchaikovsky's "The Nutcracker" for decades, the company promises that this year's "The Brown-Forman Nutcracker" will be a world-premiere production. "The Nutcracker" runs from Dec. 5-20 at the Kentucky Center for the Arts' Whitney Hall. Read More >> Published: Oct 24, 2009

Roger Daltry rocks Horseshoe Southern Indiana

Roger Daltry rocks Horseshoe Southern Indiana Rock legend Roger Daltry will stop at Horseshoe Casino Hotel Southern Indiana Oct. 31 as part of his 2009 Use It or Lose It tour. This concert will be a rare opportunity to hear that iconic voice in person. Read More >> Published: Oct 2, 2009

Charlie Daniels Band performs at French Lick Oct. 30

Charlie Daniels Band performs at French Lick Oct. 30 Grammy-winning music legend Charlie Daniels Band and his band will bring their eclectic sound to French Lick Resort in Southern Indiana Oct. 30. Tickets start at $25. Read More >> Published: Sep 28, 2009

Tyler Perry brings his latest play to the Louisville Palace

Tyler Perry brings his latest play to the Louisville Palace Funny man Tyler Perry will present his newest play, "Laugh to Keep from Crying," at the Louisville Palace for two performances on Nov. 15. The shows are at 3 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. Read More >> Published: Sep 26, 2009

Stage One's 'Busytown' hustles into Kentucky Center

Stage One's 'Busytown' hustles into Kentucky Center Join Huckle Cat as he tours his amazing neighborhood when "Busytown" from Oct. 6 through Nov. 13. The characters created by Richard Scarry have come to life in this musical stage adaptation by Kevin Kling. Read More >> Published: Sep 19, 2009

Louisville Zoo Halloween bash: It's time to party!

Louisville Zoo Halloween bash: It's time to party! The Louisville Zoo is ready to party — and your little critters are invited. It's the 26th annual edition of "The World's Largest Halloween Party," and it runs from 5-8:30 nightly Oct. 9-11, 15-18, 22-25 and 28-30. Read More >> Published: Sep 18, 2009

Fright Fest at Six Flags Kentucky Kingdom: thrills, chills

Fright Fest at Six Flags Kentucky Kingdom: thrills, chills Halloween's too much fun for just one night. Fortunately, you can celebrate for a whole month with Six Flags Fright Fest Presented by Snickers. The yearly monster bash runs Saturdays and Sundays, Oct. 3 through Nov. 1. Read More >> Published: Sep 14, 2009

Lewis and Clark Festival celebrates early 19th century pioneers

Lewis and Clark Festival celebrates early 19th century pioneers Re-enactors at the Falls of the Ohio State Park will demonstrate the rugged life of pioneers at the dawn of the 1800s as part of the Lewis and Clark Festival, Oct. 17 and 18. Read More >> Published: Sep 12, 2009

'Creating Identity: Portraits Today' casts modern eye on identity

'Creating Identity: Portraits Today' casts modern eye on identity "Creating Identity: Portraits Today" casts a modern eye on what identity means. The exhibit at the 21c Museum Hotel runs through Dec. 31. Read More >> Published: Sep 11, 2009

Dracula: bloody good fun at Actors Theatre

Dracula: bloody good fun at Actors Theatre "Dracula" returns to Actors Theatre of Louisville for a 14th season through Oct. 31. Read More >> Published: Sep 5, 2009

Larry the Cable Guy performs twice at Horseshoe Southern Indiana

Larry the Cable Guy performs twice at Horseshoe Southern Indiana Side-splitting comic Larry the Cable Guy will perform two back-to-back performances at Horseshoe Casino Hotel Southern Indiana Oct. 10. Read More >> Published: Sep 5, 2009

Bardstown Restaurants

Lolita's: big burittos for big appetites

Lolita's: big burittos for big appetites Got a really big appetite for something Mexican? You need a really big burrito – the kind that you get at Lolita’s Tacos. A Louisville favorite since it opened at 422 Poplar Level Road 16 years ago, Lolita’s brings customer back with hot platters of south-of-the-border dishes served quickly and in generous portions. Read More >> Published: Mar 2, 2010

Cafe Lou Lou: tasty-tasty, fun-fun

Cafe Lou Lou: tasty-tasty, fun-fun Looking for a restaurant where the food is tasty-tasty, the service is quick-quick and the décor is fun-fun?In metro Louisville, you’ll find it all at Café Lou Lou. With two locations – 2216 Dundee Road in the Highlands and at 106 Sears Avenue in St. Matthews – Café Lou Lou offers varied dishes ranging from meatball calzones to black bean lasagna and pasta jambalaya. Read More >> Published: Feb 22, 2010

El Nopal: Tasty Mexcian dishes close to home

El Nopal: Tasty Mexcian dishes close to home Wherever you live in metro Louisville, chances are that there's an El Nopal Mexican Restaurant near you. With 19 locations in Indiana and Kentucky, this regional chain parlays a lengthy and tasty menu and huge portions into lots of repeat business. Read More >> Published: Feb 12, 2010

Kashmir Indian Restaurant: a taste of northern India in the Highlands

Kashmir Indian Restaurant: a taste of northern India in the Highlands Named for the northwestern state on the Indian-Pakistani border, Kashmir Indian Restaurant boasts a lengthy menu of authentic northern Indian dishes. Located on Bardstown Road across from Mid-City Mall, Kashmir can easily be overlooked, but don't make the mistake of passing up these aromatic wonders in a casual setting. Read More >> Published: Nov 14, 2009

Heine Brothers' Coffee: savor the brew and chew the fat

Heine Brothers' Coffee: savor the brew and chew the fat Heine Brothers Coffee resembles a coffee klatch more than a coffee house, with regulars meeting frequently — sometimes daily — to exchange pleasantries and news. The homey atmosphere and excellent coffee, tea and pastries will make you want to join them at any of their five locations. Read More >> Published: Oct 20, 2009

Sitar Indian holds its own in a crowded field

Sitar Indian holds its own in a crowded field Sitar Indian Restaurant holds its own against a flood of other Indian restaurants that have sprung up across Louisville. The eatery, located in the Highlands neighborhood, provides casual Indian dining for lunch and dinner seven days a week. Read More >> Published: Oct 2, 2009

Shalimar: a garden of Northern Indian delights

Shalimar: a garden of Northern Indian delights Named for the fabled gardens built by the Moghul Emperor Shah Jahan, Shalimar Indian Restaurant has been serving as a garden of aromatic Northern Indian delights for 10 years. Read More >> Published: Oct 1, 2009

Mark's Feed Store: barbecue with flair

Mark's Feed Store: barbecue with flair Mark's Feed Store serves up succulent ribs, tasty barbecue sandwiches in your choice of pork, chicken or beef and a justly famous buttermilk pie. With four locations in the greater Louisville area, there's bound to be one near you. Read More >> Published: Sep 26, 2009

Los Mezcales Family Mexican: the real deal on Preston

Los Mezcales Family Mexican: the real deal on Preston Los Mezcales Family Mexican Restaurant, 7502 Preston Highway in Louisville, is the real deal. You know that from the tasty breakfasts — huevos fried or scrambled with tortillas, rice, beans and other south-of-the-border sides. You know it from the enormous $4.99 burritos, the $8.25 marinated chicken pollo a la plancha and the shrimp specials, like spicy camarones a la diabla, $9.50. And you know it from the Spanish-language talk shows and soap operas playing on the overhead TVs. Read More >> Published: Sep 24, 2009

Whitney's Diner: Elvis would love it

Whitney's Diner: Elvis would love it Urban legend has it that Elvis is still alive. If so, you might have a pretty good chance of catching him at Whitney's Diner in the McMahon Plaza shopping center in Hikes Point. The King would feel right at home at Whitney's, where there's just about everything from the 1950s except his blue suede shoes. Even the prices seem decades behind the times. Read More >> Published: Sep 10, 2009

Queen of Sheba: an adventure in African dining

Queen of Sheba: an adventure in African dining A visit to the Queen of Sheba isn't just a meal — it's an adventure. Sample the savory, exotic cuisine of Ethiopia in suburban Louisville. Read More >> Published: Aug 28, 2009

The Oakroom: Kentucky's only AAA Five Diamond restaurant

The Oakroom: Kentucky's only AAA Five Diamond restaurant Recall Louisville's Golden Age with a visit to The Oakroom, a fine-dining restaurant at the Seelbach Hotel, built in 1904. Read More >> Published: Jul 21, 2009

Ollie's Trolley: Hop on board the burger express

Ollie's Trolley: Hop on board the burger express You won't need a ticket to hop on board Ollie's Trolley - just an appetite for fast-food basics in a nostalgic setting. Read More >> Published: Jul 6, 2009

Proof on Main: artistry on your plate, on the wall

Proof on Main: artistry on your plate, on the wall At Proof on Main, the artistry applies as much to the food before you as to the paintings and sculptures around you. Read More >> Published: Jun 19, 2009

Palermo Viejo: a taste of Argentina in Louisville

Palermo Viejo: a taste of Argentina in Louisville Palermo Viejo celebrates the cuisine of Argentina, particularly the signature grilled beef. Read More >> Published: Jun 14, 2009

Mike Linnig's: serving up seafood since 1925

Mike Linnig's: serving up seafood since 1925 A Louisville institution since 1925, Mike Linnig's serves up enormous portions of fried whitefish, catfish, oysters, clams, alligator and the house specialty, frog legs. Read More >> Published: May 30, 2009

Café Beignet: Crescent City meets the River City

Café Beignet: Crescent City meets the River City Café Beignet brings the taste of New Orleans' historic French Market to Louisville. Read More >> Published: May 19, 2009

The Fish House: a meal to make Kentucky proud

The Fish House: a meal to make Kentucky proud Don't head to the Fish House expecting fancy service or white tablecloths; however, if it's lip-smacking fried fish at a great price that you crave, the Fish House is just the place. Read More >> Published: May 19, 2009

English Grill Restaurant: 4 diamonds, Kentucky flair

English Grill Restaurant: 4 diamonds, Kentucky flair For an unforgettable evening of fine dining, the English Grill has a lot to offer. This AAA Four-Diamond restaurant provides excellent food amidst oak-paneled splendor. Read More >> Published: May 19, 2009

J. Graham's: home of the legendary Hot Brown

J. Graham's: home of the legendary Hot Brown Tucked into a corner of Louisville's historic Brown Hotel, J. Graham's offers guests casual dining for breakfast or lunch. And it's a chance to order a legendary Hot Brown in the very hotel where the Louisville specialty was invented. Read More >> Published: May 19, 2009

KingFish: still frying to please

KingFish: still frying to please KingFish restaurants keeps up its fine seafood tradition in three Louisville-area locations. Read More >> Published: Apr 18, 2009

Butterfly Garden Café: quaint wonder for lunch

Butterfly Garden Café: quaint wonder for lunch It's easy to overlook Butterfly Garden Café among the bustle of Bardstown Road, but it's definitely worth the effort to find this lunchtime gem. Read More >> Published: Apr 18, 2009

Havana Rumba: Cuban food like Mamá used to make

Havana Rumba: Cuban food like Mamá used to make Enjoy a taste of the tropics in the heart of St. Matthews at Havana Rumba, where diners can enjoy authentic Cuban food. Read More >> Published: Apr 13, 2009

Lynn's Paradise Café: quirky décor, artful cuisine - and toys!

Lynn's Paradise Café: quirky décor, artful cuisine - and toys! Arguably Louisville's quirkiest restaurant, Lynn's Paradise Café has risen from local favorite to nationally recognized eatery and a staple on the Food Network. Read More >> Published: Apr 6, 2009

Wild Eggs: worth the wait for an egg-citing breakfast or lunch

Wild Eggs: worth the wait for an egg-citing breakfast or lunch Wild Eggs serves up eggs every way you can imagine in its two cheery and whimsical eateries. But the menu also boasts great soups, salads and sandwiches, too. Read More >> Published: Apr 4, 2009