Treat your taste buds: Explore Butchertown restaurants.
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Butchertown Restaurants
Treat your taste buds: Explore Butchertown restaurants.
Butchertown Restaurants
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Great food and excellent service Our waiter was wonderful More
OpenTable Diner -
Everything was exceptional and somehow exceeded our high expectations. The pace was perfect, with appetizers and meals coming out just as you became hungry again from the previous course; the ambiance was stellar, striking a nice balance between hip and traditional; the drinks were well-balanced and well-priced; and the food...every course got better and better. The oysters were a nice size and served as a half-dozen with freshly grated horseradish. The broccolini was divine - freshly, bright, spicy, and warm. The lamb, Southern burger, rotisserie chicken, and Artic char were all just exceptionally seasoned, portioned, and priced. I can’t recommend it enough. And our waitstaff was great too - hats off to Rebecca! More
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Discover Butchertown
Butchertown, on the east side of Louisville, is one of the oldest neighborhoods in the city. Today, the district of Butchertown uses its old-world industrial charm as an interesting backdrop for shopping, nightlife and dining. Some of the trendy bistros and fine dining restaurants are in original 19th-century brick buildings. At any restaurant in Butchertown, you can expect Southern hospitality and simple-but-delicious food. Some specialties of the district are crispy fried chicken and waffles, shrimp and cheesy grits, cornmeal fried oysters, sticky pork belly with Kentucky bourbon glaze and even lobster hushpuppies! Don't forget to try Butchertown's special brownies or beignets for a sweet ending to a great meal.
Discover Butchertown
Butchertown, on the east side of Louisville, is one of the oldest neighborhoods in the city. Today, the district of Butchertown uses its old-world industrial charm as an interesting backdrop for shopping, nightlife and dining. Some of the trendy bistros and fine dining restaurants are in original 19th-century brick buildings. At any restaurant in Butchertown, you can expect Southern hospitality and simple-but-delicious food. Some specialties of the district are crispy fried chicken and waffles, shrimp and cheesy grits, cornmeal fried oysters, sticky pork belly with Kentucky bourbon glaze and even lobster hushpuppies! Don't forget to try Butchertown's special brownies or beignets for a sweet ending to a great meal.
