Our Guide to Louisville

Fredrick Olmsted, you might know his work from New York’s Central Park, designed the 400+ acre Cherokee Park which is home to boundless bike and walking/running trails, vast green spaces to explore, as well as creeks and waterways.

Epiphany brings the farm-to-table concept into the beverage world by sourcing fresh ingredients from local farmers. Their offerings include innovative cocktails, craft beers, and a selection of spirits, all crafted with an emphasis on creativity and quality.

Mr. Olmsted's firm also designed Tyler Park which is equipped with a newly designed playground and splash pad along with public tennis courts.

Jack Fry’s is known for its rich history, upscale Southern cuisine, and old-school charm. Originally opened in 1933, this iconic spot offers a warm, dimly lit atmosphere filled with vintage photos and live jazz music.

The Fish House, is a beloved seafood restaurant known for its fresh, made-to-order dishes and inviting atmosphere. Their menu features a variety of seafood options, including their signature fried fish, Gulf shrimp dinners, and hush puppies.

This independent movie theater is known for its mix of mainstream, indie, and foreign film offerings.  Go back in time to a cozy retro atmosphere with modern amenities, including comfortable seating and a concession stand featuring local treats.

Another levated take on Southern comfort food, with a focus on fried chicken, The Eagle is a laid-back yet stylish spot. Expect to try crispy, golden-brown fried chicken alongside sides like mac and cheese, collard greens, and spoonbread.

Founded by Rocco Cadolini, who previously operated the original ROC in New York City's Tribeca for 17 years, the restaurant brings authentic Italian flavors to the heart of Kentucky. The menu features fresh homemade pasta, delectable seafood, and premium ingredients, all crafted by two Italian chefs from Puglia.

The sophisticated cocktail bar features a European-inspired ambiance, highlighted by Art Nouveau decor and a sleek, curved bar that seats about 20 patrons.

This top-tier stop on Louisville’s Whiskey Row, offers an immersive dive into the history of one of Kentucky’s most famous bourbons. Named after Evan Williams, who established Louisville’s first commercial distillery in 1783, this experience blends history, storytelling, and, of course, bourbon tasting.

This speakeasy-style cocktail bar offers a curated whiskey experience in the heart of where Kentucky Bourbon was born.

Looking for a very intimate taste test of small-batch, high-quality bourbon and rye? Come for a tasting, but stay for the in-house cocktail bar.

This historic bar is known for it’s classic bourbon cocktails in a Gatsby-era setting.