Wild Dog Rose Tea Shop opens on Bardstown Rd.
Two tea aficionados, Emily Gibson and Margaret Hamilton, have opened Wild Dog Rose, a tea and book shop at 1570 Bardstown Road. The new business will appeal to New Age devotees, as well as...
Eat Italian movie food at Seviche
The next dinner and a movie at Seviche, Bardstown Rd., will be “Under the Tuscan Sun,” Monday and Tuesday, April 17 and 18 beginning at 6 p.m.
The movie is about the efforts of author...
Geechee Bayou now open in Old Louisville
Geechee Bayou, serving Cajun and Creole cuisine, has opened in the heart of Old Louisville, at 1161 S. Second St. The space had briefly been Slice deli, and is a few doors away from...
Mayan food truck returns! Gravely Brewing Co. opens!
The disparate events heralded in the headline above are not that disparate. Nathaniel Gravely has been working for a while on the renovation of the former Pride Tile Co. building at 514 Baxter Ave....
Nancy’s Bagel Grounds moves from Frankfort Ave.
After 21 years on Frankfort Ave. in upper Clifton, Nancy’s Bagel Grounds is moving and expanding. The lease on the property expired earlier this year, and The Manhattan Project Bourbon and sports bar in...
Chefs and artists help the homeless
The 6th Annual Give-A-Jam to End Homelessness will be held on Tuesday, December 20 from 6-11 p.m. at the Clifton Center, 2117 Payne Street. The evening will feature live performances by local musicians and artists,...
Lee’s Korean modernizes its decor
Lee’s Korean Restaurant, 1941 Bishop Ln #107, the first Korean restaurant to open in Louisville way back in1980, is celebrating 35 years in business with a complete interior remodel.
The An family bought the restaurant from...
Pam Tillis dinner show highlights holidays at the Galt House
Friday Dec.12, 6:30-9 p.m. country music star Pam Tillis will highlight her month-long show tour at the Galt House Hotel and Suites, 140 N. Fourth St. with a Giant Office Party dinner and show....
More new restaurants on the horizon
Local restaurateurs are keeping the dining scene humming, and getting diners’ expectations piqued again. Several established restaurant owners are reported to be considering opening new venues, downtown and in the Highlands, in NuLu and...
The Sweet Spot candy store opens in Highlands
With its brightly-painted chartreuse storefront, it is hard to miss The Sweet Spot Candy Shoppe, a new business that has opened at 1583 Bardstown Rd., the former site of WHY Louisville. Owners David Carney...
