Fine dining in NuLu, served in renovated 1870’s building.

Modern and cheerful Germantown cafe, serving expertly roasted coffees full of interesting flavors. Sandwiches and snacks served.

Germantown Mill Lofts occupies an entire city block in the center of the Schnitzelburg and Germantown neighborhoods. Unique, loft style living with inner courtyards, swimming pool, bocce court, yoga as well as office and commercial tenants.

Serving responsibly sourced, freshly roasted coffees, since 2004. Several locations throughout Louisville.

Traditional neighborhood bakery making exceptional donuts and cakes.

Carefully sourced foods, expertly prepared. Served with style in 19th century brick building in Butchertown neighborhood.

Artist studios, event space, gallery, bookstore and coffee house housed in former manufacturing building. Located in the historic Portland neighborhood, just beyond downtown.

Old school bakery on fashionable Frankfort Avenue serving traditional donuts, cupcakes and party cakes.

Cheerful Main Street cafe offering coffee, homemade biscuits, pastries, desserts, soups and sandwiches.

Happy, cheerful and intimate spot to enjoy breakfast and lunch. Stroll down Frankfort Avenue and enter (and leave) with a smile on your face. Chilaquiles con huevos, sopes, tortas and cuban coffee.

Friendly Germantown spot serving reasonably priced cocktails with 70’s “humble” vibe.

Hip and laid-back bar in Germantown full of patrons that know their music. Go for beer and lively conversation.

Local coffee cafes all over town roasting fair trade and organic beans.

Since 1978, handpicked selections from the owners.

Enormous, privately owned and operated convention hotel complex: 1,300 guestrooms, suites, apartments, restaurants, bars, health club, convention center, spa, skywalks, shops and office buildings overlooking the Ohio River. Many large suites and outdoor swimming pool with deck and snack shop/bar (in the summer) makes the Galt House family friendly.

Restaurant, full-service pharmacy, jockey silks and racehorse liniment  across from Churchill Downs. Since 1922.

Sustainable Latin American restaurant on East Main street established before the area became trendy.

Food that “pushes the senses and comforts the soul.” Local and sustainable, of course.

The Louisville Slugger Museum & Factory is housed with the corporate headquarters. Look for the world’s biggest baseball bat.

Established in 1933 and located in historic Highlands neighborhood. Traditional elegant cuisine from bygone era served in friendly and bustling dining room.

Classic and straight-forward French bistro food skillfully executed. Lovely craft cocktails and nice wines served in warm and comfy atmosphere. Be sure to sample the cheeses.

Louisville’s Grand Hotel. Oak Room for a traditional Louisville-style fine dining experience; grab a bourbon in the Old Seelbach Bar. Be sure to try to check-out the often locked Rathskeller and chill in the grand lobby.

Georgian-revival exterior; lobby with coffered ceiling, marble flooring and mahogany furnishings.

Intimate boutique hotel in historic downtown Louisville on Whiskey Row. Spectacular integration of art museum and lodging. Museum features contemporary, ever-changing art from the 21st century. Galleries open 24/7/365 with free admission. Proof on Main for dining and drinking; worth a visit even if not spending the night.

Chow on beef brisket, chicken fried steak, chicken and waffles in a lively atmosphere. Juices, syrups and bitters made in-house.

Hand crafted coffee and roasting.

Fine  dining amid contemporary artwork in 21c Museum Hotel. Breakfast, lunch, dinner and cocktails. Lively bar scene late night with many Bourbon flights for tasting.

Bakery, cafe and records. Enjoy spectacular chocolate chip cookies and freshly ground beans. Several downtown locations and Frankfort Avenue.

Creative and simple vegetarian dining. Connects to Heart and Soy.

Internationally inspired food; salads,sandwiches and entrees. Full bar.

Great atmosphere for serious drinking. Feels like you have entered a speakeasy. Lots of complimentary snacks. Perfection.

Coffee roasters since 1998.

Large selection of ever-changing interesting beers from around the world served in this former church. Interesting small plate menu served. Related to Louisville Liquor Store.

Go for interesting lunch, dinner and bruncheon. Be sure to drink smoked tea.

Mission is “to produce outstanding, regionally inspired, seasonal cuisine from the freshest and finest local produce in a casual fine dining setting.”

Interesting pizza, craft beers and Kentucky bourbon and rye whiskeys.

Beer store and tasting room featuring over four hundred varieties of craft beer in bottles and eight rotating taps. Limited snack menu available. Related to Holy Grale.

389 acres; 2.4 mile scenic loop. Archery, fishing, horseshoe pit, mountain bike trails, bird sanctuary and much more.