50 ISSUES of Comings & Goings
This is Food & Dining’s 50th issue, an occasion we saw fitting to review what has transpired in the dozen or so years this magazine has chronicled restaurants in Louisville and its immediate environs....
Shuckman’s Fish Company
With a ready laugh and sparkle in his eyes, Lewis Shuckman projects an easy-going joie de vivre,
perhaps evidence of his satisfaction heading the third generation of a family business founded in 1919.
At Shuckman’s Fish Co. &...
Heitzman’s — Going strong after four generations.
It all started in 1891, when her great-granddad, Jacob Heitzman, opened Heitzman’s Bakery.
In 1924, her grandfather, Charles, took over. In 1954, her parents took the helm and added a catering division. Fifteen years...
Pick 3 — The Joy Luck Profile
Joy Luck is a promising new venture at 1285 Bardstown Rd. (taking over the space vacated by Kashmir’s move), that exudes spirit and the vitality of a cross-generational collaboration. Alvin Lee wanted his parents...
8UP — Starting Out On Top
Atlanta-based Concentrics Restaurants’ gorgeous rooftop concept signals national interest in Louisville
Located atop the Hilton Garden Inn at Chestnut and Fourth streets, the striking dining spaces of 8Up offer several ways to enjoy a brand-new...
Bourbon in Transition
Master distillers' decades-long experience lays foundation for Bourbon industry's future.
Making good Bourbon takes a long time. So does making a master distiller. These artisans of alcohol must learn every aspect of the Bourbon business,...
Easy Entertaining—Tailgating in the Comfort of Your Own Home
Tailgating is always a fun occasion to get friends together to cheer on your favorite teams. In the winter months football is still in season with the Big Game coming in February, and basketball...
Kobe Profile
Tucked away at the foot of Clark Memorial Bridge on the north bank of the Ohio River, Kobe Japanese Steakhouse was a pioneer in introducing Japanese dining to Southern Indiana 14 years ago. It...
Charim Korean Restaurant
Pull up a chair for home cooking — Korean style.
When chef/owner Yeon-Hee Chung talks about her restaurant, Charim, the conversation keeps coming back to the nokdojeon. “This is very authentic food,” she says of...