Business Hours
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Closed
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8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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| Tue |
8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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| Wed |
8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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| Thu |
8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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| Fri |
8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Closed
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Premier Businesses in Louisville, KY
- • Every dish We Prepare Is Made In House Daily From Scratch
- • Unique Wines, Beers, Liquors, And One-Of-A-Kind Cocktails
- • Private Dining Options Available
- • Always Includes Soup Or salad, Fresh Baked Bread, Entree And Beverage
- • Perfectly Cooked Pasta And Spaghetti Sauces, Freshly Made, Using Only The Finest Ingredients
- • Dine Amidst Fine Antiques, Collected From Around The World
- • Try The Irresistible Bristol Burger
- • Green Chili Wontons
- • Award Winning Sunday Brunch
- • Dedicated Animal Caregivers
- • Pet Boarding Home
- • Professional Pet Grooming
Things To Do in Louisville, KY
E.P. Tom Sawyer State Park
Unearth an outdoor exercise gem at the E.P. Tom Sawyer State Park crushed limestone fitness trail. Travel the Goose Creek nature trails, open to walkers and hikers who want to journey across open meadows and lightly wooded areas. For a little indoor exercise check out the parks Activities Center for swimming, and basketball and badminton courts.
Louisville Palace Theatre
Big entertainment stops at the Louisville Palace Theatre, located in the heart of the downtown Louisville theater district. The elegant and ornate theater is a historic landmark that seats 2,700 fans, hosts concerts from artists like B.B. King, and smash Broadway plays like Anatomy of a Murder.
Louisville Bats | Baseball
Louisville Slugger Field is home to the Louisville Bats, a Triple-A baseball franchise and affiliate of the Cincinnati Reds; their name is synonymous with the famous wooden bats that many a star batter has used to smack home runs out of the park. Join Buddy the Bat and 13,000 fans, and cheer the team on as they put on a show of some serious sports action. Go bats at the next Louisville Bats baseball game!
Thomas Edison House
Pay homage to bright ideas at the Thomas Edison House located in Louisville, where a teenage Thomas Edison rented a room while he worked for Western Union in 1866. Marvel at the numerous exhibits highlighting some of his most famous inventions, including incandescent lamps, phonographs and early motion picture equipment. A visit here offers a look into history that you won't want to miss.