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Premier Businesses in Louisville, KY
- • Try The Irresistible Bristol Burger
- • Green Chili Wontons
- • Award Winning Sunday Brunch
- • New Wood Fire Grill
- • Signature Cocktails
- • Irresistible Cinnamon Oblivion
- • Steaks Dry Aged On Premises
- • Delightfully Fresh Raw And Sushi Bar
- • USDA Prime Beef, Lobster, Chops & Seafood Entrees
- • Our Steaks Are Selected From Prime Mid-Western Aged Beef, Hand Cut To Order And Cooked The Way You Like It
- • Seafood Purchased Daily And Cooked To Perfection
- • The Best Oysters And Award Winning Wine Lis
Things To Do in Louisville, KY
Museum Row
Explore America's Victorian treasure, Old Louisville, home to the largest collection of Victorian Mansions in the United States. Thanks to the National Historic Preservation District, the historic neighborhood is home to "Museum Row," restaurants, taverns and night spots, and theaters. Enjoy a historic treasure hunt with a bounty of entertainment.
Seviche
Spice up your romance at Seviche located in Louisville. Sweethearts enjoy Latin cuisine prepared by founder and chef Anthony Lamas, featured in Southern Living, Food Arts, Bon Appétit and Wine Spectator. When you dine at this romantic eatery, you're eating at the one of the "ten great places for Latino flavor and flair" in the nation according to USA Today.
Louisville Nature Center
Spend a day in the city enjoying nature at the Louisville Nature Center. Discover native wildflower gardens and a pond, butterfly gardens, bird blind, wildlife exhibits and hiking trails that lead you through the Beargrass Creek State Nature Preserve. Be sure to pack a pack a lunch and relax at the picnic tables under the gazebo.
Conrad-Caldwell House Museum
Victorian aficionados are in heaven at the Conrad-Caldwell House Museum, aka, Conrad's Castle, located in the heart of Old Louisville. Ramble through the halls and history of the Victorian structure that has been lovingly restored back to life as the family home in 1908 when the Caldwell family lived there.