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Only open three evenings a week, this sleek Scandinavia-meets-Kentucky bistro is Louisville's hottest-ticket restaurant. — Lonely Planet
As for the cocktails, they may take inspiration from the season or the current exhibition, so expect something avant-garde. — Tasting Table
More than 130 bourbons and American whiskies pair with the Southern-accented menu enjoyed in the dining room. — Gayot
Live jazz Thursday through Saturday adds to ambiance for older crowd and special-occasion diners. Deep selection of well-priced wines by the glass lets you enjoy the setting on the cheap. — BlackBook
In an 1880s-era distillery trendily rehabbed with exposed brick and reclaimed wood, Louisville hipsters sip bourbon, slurp oysters and munch on house-smoked BBQ ribs. — Lonely Planet
Garage Bar, in the NuLu neighborhood, serves brick oven pizzas and southern food in the casual setting of an old garage turned restaurant. — Afar Magazine
Inside the former Falls City Boat Works building, this sprawling riverfront restaurant from chef John Varanese focuses on regional Southern food. — Tasting Table
Even with no cigarettes allowed, the low-ceilinged, often-crowded space creates the atmosphere of a smoky dive bar by banging out burgers, barbecue, tacos and fries in the small kitchen. — Tasting Table
On a rooftop high above Chestnut Street, 8UP's patio offers what may be the best view of the city, especially on warm nights. — Tasting Table
It can be argued that chef Bruce Ucán's restaurant started the whole "NuLu" phenomenon on East Market Street. — Tasting Table
Downtown Louisville’s ambassador to a friendly and delicious Mid-Eastern food experience, Safier offers a variety of Persian and Lebanese dishes that are perfect for a healthy, tasty lunch. — On the Grid
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