Sunday lunch in Louisville

[ejohn]

The only meal we'll have in town, and would love something that is "the real Louisville experience." Want good food yes, but really want a Kentucky/Louisville place, something you'd find no where else perhaps, an institution (?) or ... well, if I knew what it was I'd say so. I know of the hot brown, and we may do that, but if there is something else we should know about, please share. Thank you.

[ejohn]

Thanks for all these. I had heard of Lily's but they are closed on Sunday, the one day we are in town.

[etonian]

All great recommendations above. Other options are 211 Clover, Limestone, and Winston's.

[Littleman]

Here ya go.................

Equus Restaurant & Jack's Lounge @ 122 Sears Avenue, Louisville, KY 502 - 897 - 9721. * I264/EXIT19B/20B. D/BAR. ***

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Equus
122 Sears Avenue, Louisville, KY 40207

[mamaciita]

Lilly's (Bardstown Road) has a great lunch, and they are hardcore locavores.

As far as institutions go, you might like Jack Fry's (Baxter Avenue).

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Jack Fry's
1007 Bardstown Rd, Louisville, KY 40204

[Sophie0310]

Unless you need to stay downtown I would recommend Corbett's which is located in an historic restored mansion that was Louisville's first dairy farm. It was a Saveur Best New Restaurant. The chef, Dean Corbett is a well-known Louisville chef. http://www.corbettsrestaurant.com. But if you want a casual brunch, I would recommend Wild Eggs, which has two locations. http://www.crackinwildeggs.com/

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Wild Eggs
3985 Dutchmans Ln, Louisville, KY 40207

[DLeach]

Try The English Grill at The Brown Hotel - downtown Louisville.

http://www.brownhotel.com/
http://www.brownhotel.com/dining.htm