Steve Coomes
For whatever inexplicable reason, Louisville has no excess of barbecue joints—even bad ones. There are a handful of dandies, but a mere handful seems unacceptable for a restaurant community so advanced on one hand and so burger-centric on the...
OK, raise your hands if you find yourself thinking a lot about other cities when your own hometown of Louisville is one damn amazing place you admit you sometimes overlook.
We’d raise our hands but we’re typing this indictment of...
Yep, we’re proud: One of our own feature writers, Carla Carlton, grabbed a first place honor in the Midwest Travel Writers Association’s 2013 Mark Twain Awards.
Her feature, “NuLu Redux,” featured in our winter 2012 issue was one of 39...
Come enjoy the newly renovated deck at The Monkey Wrench in the Highlands (1025 Barret Ave.) for an evening of oyster tasting and a Cajun crawfish boil surrounded by the sounds of your favorite Yacht Rock DJ, Captain Capricorn.
The...
Here in Bourbon Country, we’re all familiar with spirits-based cocktails, but how many of us make beer cocktails?
And if we don’t, why shouldn’t we with all the great brewpubs in the area?
The University of Louisville’s Lifelong Learning program aims...
We love pointing out bargains when we find them, and this is a super one you might want to jump on quickly.
Henry’s Place Restaurant (4864 Brownsboro Road) is hosting a special wine dinner featuring its pan-European cuisine paired with...
Not many dads are farmers tending their fields any longer, but they do play a hand in raising the most important crop of all: their families.
Harvest wants to celebrate those men who work tirelessly nurturing their loved ones with...
Minneapolis-based Granite City Food & Brewery restaurant plans to open a new restaurant on Hurstbourne Lane about this time next year.
With 28 units, Granite City is known for its extensive and wide-ranging menu featuring wood-fired pizzas, flatbreads, seafood, sandwiches,...
Twenty-five dollars is all it takes to get an advance ticket to Fest of Ale on June 1 at St. Anthony Catholic Church (320 N. Sherwood Ave., Clarksville).
There is no better beer fest deal than that, no better setting...
If you know the process of any new restaurant opening, you’re likely aware that physically opening the facility often happens faster than the civic approval process.
Such is the case with Beer Engine, the microbrewery from Danville, Ky., that wants...
