Need help in Louisville
Hello Foodies,
I will be in Louisville this weekend for the Kentucky Orchid Society Orchid Show and am not finding a lot of reviews on restaurants or other good eats. I have put Havana Rumba on my list as I love Cuban and it sounds like a good place, any thoughts?
Any other places that you can recommend would be great BBQ, Thai, Southern, or anything else would be appreciated.
Also what is one must have item in Louisville that I should try?
Thanks,
Gary
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My stay in Louisville is complete Sunday dinner was Mikes Feed Store for BBQ it hit the spot and was pretty good.
Did Lynn's for breakfast fun place with a good breakfast it was a bit expensive for breakfast but the quality was very good so worth the extra cash.
All in all Louisville was a great stay for food you have some wonderful places and I thank you for pointing them out. Until next time.
Gary
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re: Lightsuprooms
Well my second stay is done, I tried Santa Fe Grill on 3rd good Mexican Food a very authentic experience. Dinner at the Mayan Cafe it was once again awesome. I think this is in the top three restaurants of all time for me. I am glad I don't live by it as I would be broke from eating there always. FANTASTIC PLACE. Thanks again Louisville
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Lynns Paradise Cafe http://www.lynnsparadisecafe.com/
Great breakfast, very charming. A little off the beaten path but worth the trip. -
First day in Louisville was good eats, I had tacos at La Tapita for lunch they were very good thank you Lightsuproom for the suggestion.
Also had dinner at Havana Rumba very busy the food was decent but not as good as the cuban food in Miami, GO FIGURE! But it was good better then I can find in Michigan.
Saturday I will try the Mayan Cafe.
Thanks again for the recs.
Gary
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My favorite is The Mayan Cafe on Market Street www.themayancafe.com.
Thai Smile 5 on Preston Highway is wonderful.
Havana Rumba has a sister called Mojito at Holiday Manor shopping center--they have what I have heard is a ridiculously delicious Sunday brunch--go early!
Santa Fe Grill on 3rd Street near Central has great Mexican.
We like L & N Wine Bar and Bistro.
I've heard great things about Basa on Frankfort Avenue.
If you like sushi, go to Maido on Frankfort Ave.
Be sure to check out www.louisvillehotbytes.com.
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Vietnam Kitchen is great, their on 2nd Street
For great sushi go to Sapporo on Bardstown rd
if you like Argentinian Palermo's on Bardstown rd is awesome
Next to Santa Fe Grill on 3rd and Central is also La Tapitia, they make the best tacos and tortas in the city and their cheap too
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Saturday is complete Bob Evans for breakfast out of necessity it was OK, Dinner at the Mayan Cafe WOW it was one of the best meals I have had in a very long time.
Appetizer: Chili Relleno was fantastic!
Dinner: Duck Mole with Lima and Plantains a perfect dish very tasty!
Desert: I never do desert but the rest of the meal was so good I had to try it, Bread Pudding with a chocolate sauce. It was crazy good!!!Thanks again and for Sunday dinner I would like some southern BBQ where can I find the best in the area? Monday morning I will try Lynn's on my way out of town.
Thanks again for your help,
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re: Lightsuprooms
Real Louisvillians won't go to the chains. We have so much good food, and great resturants that why would anybody go to the sespool of Hurstborne and the east end, when you have the highlands and crescent hill. Give this town a chance, Lynns, Vietnam Kitchen, El Mundos, Ramsi, Lillys, Vinchenzos, BBC (great Beer), Kashmir, Stevens and Stevens, Third Ave Cafe, Artemesia. Notice how I didnt mention one chain. I travel about 2 weeks a month, and would give Louisville a run for it's money in any city in the US, and by far beats any similar sized city.
Peace
Scobie
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