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Mayan Cafe vs 610 Magnolia
Both restaurants are highly recommended by experts. Overall, 610 Magnolia ranks slightly better than Mayan Cafe. 610 Magnolia scores 84 with endorsements from 4 publications including Gayot, Tasting Table and Lonely Planet.
Mayan Cafe
BlackBook
Tasting Table
813 E Market St, Louisville, KY 40206-1627
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BlackBook
"Fact that a restaurant dedicated to reproducing ancient Mayan recipes—with local ingredients—thrives here, proves Louisville's cred as a foodie city."
Tasting Table
"It can be argued that chef Bruce Ucán's restaurant started the whole "NuLu" phenomenon on East Market Street."
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610 Magnolia
Lonely Planet
BlackBook
Gayot
Tasting Table
610 W Magnolia Ave, Louisville, KY 40208-2240
From $0 /night
Lonely Planet
"Only open three evenings a week, this sleek Scandinavia-meets-Kentucky bistro is Louisville's hottest-ticket restaurant."
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BlackBook
"Iron Chef winner Edward Lee's reservations-only, farm-to-table new American restaurant seats 55 for prix-fixe meals Thursdays through Saturdays in a former carriage house with patio."
Gayot
16.0
"Contemporary cuisine served in a stylish restaurant tucked away on a side street in Louisvilleâs Victorian neighborhood."
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Tasting Table
"With many awards, a successful cookbook and a variety of television appearances (Top Chef, Mind of a Chef), Edward Lee may be Louisville's "celebrity" chef."
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