OPENINGS & CLOSINGS

As Against The Grain brewery's first decade has unspooled, we've witnessed a slow and steady progression from early exuberance as local craft beer's purposeful enfant terrible, through today's "elder" (if not exactly elderly) exercise...

Blaze Fast Fire’d Pizza has opened it second Louisville location today, one of the several restaurants to open at Middle Commons, 13317 Shelbyville Rd. To mark the occasion, that store will be giving away...

Without explanation, the Mid City Mall Dunkin’ Donuts has closed. The space at 1250 Bardstown Road now has a sign up advertising the space for lease (by Tasco properties), and their yelp page has...

Copper & Kings has been renovating their third floor event space into something beautiful for the public to enjoy, and it opens tonight. Alex&nder is the city's only brandy bar, and it opens onto...

Two new local craft breweries have opened in the last month, one in Louisville, Akasha Brewing, and one in New Albany, Floyd County Brewing. Both have had a long genesis, but both are now...

According to an article from Business First, the Galt House is closing their iconic revolving restaurant, Rivue, until Spring of 2020, and the last day of business is July 13. The Galt House has...

Citing lease issues, a Facebook post on Sunday announced the closing of Mango's Mexican Grill & Cantina (6201 Dutchmans Lane) and the prospective move of the restaurant to a new location. We await further...

Been wondering what been going on at the former Ray’s Monkey Bar site, right next to Cumberland Brews? Well, today you can have a look at the completely overhauled space named Philly Steak and Burger...

Shaquan McDonald, a two-decade Louisville food business veteran, describes his first foray into eatery ownership as “American style with a twist.” Early standouts at Chef Shaq Kitchen (612 S. Fifth St.) include the Smoketown...

Consider if you will a recent phenomenon wherein restaurant concepts originating elsewhere arrive in Louisville, not in their more familiar manifestation as cookie-cutter chains and franchises, but as distinct spin-off indies. There was Pig Beach...