‘European Bakery’. Bosnians are some of my favorite Europeans. They have a damn good donner kebab for the price and the fries are good. They have imported drinks, sweets, fresh baked bread, lunch, dinner… There is a cola from Bosnia called ‘Cockta’. If I made an ad for ‘Cockta’ it would be like ‘Pop a Cockta in your mouth now!’
Well said, from Beuchel to Iroquois between the Watterson and Snyder are dozens and dozens of great little places. I can waste half an hour on Google Maps browsing for lunch.
It is called Lee's Korean Restraunt if we are thinking of the same place? Off Newburg rd in some random office building? Thats place is awesome. Went there for the first time a week or two ago and left a nice review on google. The hot stone bowl meal was so good! I had an experience in Colorado similar to this. Was an amazing Pho place just in some random hotel that was adored by locals but if you drive by or visit you probably wouldn't even think to go in.
My in-laws moved to Indy about 10 years ago and my FIL missed Luigi’s so much that he tried to get us to have them cater our wedding lol. I’ve only been there once or twice, but it’s a damn good slice.
Cottage Cafe on Main St in Middletown. It is a lunch place. The food is excellent. The people who work their are wonderful. And they have the best desserts in town. Seriously, they have these cakes that are crazy and they give you a huge slice. A great little place.
Barcelona Bistro is one of my favs- as good or better than many places in Spain. broad menu, item are well done, and service is great. In Jeffersontown KY
Peking Bistro Express (off Dutchmans) is the best Chinese food I've ever had, it's not even close. They specialize in Sichuan, but even their American-Chinese cuisine is stellar.
Their beef noodle soup is really good and enormous. Enough for 2-3 people! The broth was so rich and full of noodles / bokchoi / beef I actually had to ADD water to it. I have heard to stick to the authentic menu. The photos I've seen of the american chinese dishes didn't look all that good.
Maira Mediterranean restaurant. 4th and Cardinal. Used to eat there every time I did my laundry. Food is quick, consistent, quality, and the price/portion is fantastic.
KATHMANDU KITCHEN….it has taken over the top spot for me…Nepali cuisine, although there is a lot of Indian crossover, and their Indian dishes are better than at the Indian restaurants….
Tokyo sushi near holiday manor. The best and freshest sushi in Louisville, hands down. Also very good service. It’s in a strip mall so an unassuming location, but it’s absolutely amazing. It’s small inside and has an intimate feel.
District 6 in St. Matthews has amazing food- it’s a pho/Vietnamese style set up and it tastes so fresh and authentic. Their decor and bathrooms are super cool too.
The Headquarters BBQ truck. I haven’t seen it around during the winter but come spring, boooooy that’s the best bbq I have ever had. If you get there early enough, you can get the desserts too (they sell out fast). The brisket is melt in your mouth, and it’s seasoned so well you can eat it without sauce. But the sauce is also excellent. All the sides are perfection, and it’s the first place where I’ve had bbq nachos and thoroughly enjoyed them.
Basically anything ethnic in buechel or Iroquois.
‘European Bakery’. Bosnians are some of my favorite Europeans. They have a damn good donner kebab for the price and the fries are good. They have imported drinks, sweets, fresh baked bread, lunch, dinner… There is a cola from Bosnia called ‘Cockta’. If I made an ad for ‘Cockta’ it would be like ‘Pop a Cockta in your mouth now!’
Bodega Mi Sueno. If your short on funds, 1 order of completas could easily feed 3 people.
La Guanaquita on Taylor Blvd!! Top-tier pupusas but the tamal elote (with a ton of curtido) is to DIE for.
Well said, from Beuchel to Iroquois between the Watterson and Snyder are dozens and dozens of great little places. I can waste half an hour on Google Maps browsing for lunch.
Funmi's!!!
Eden and Kissi? Not sure how well known it is, but some damned good Jamaican fare.
So good
This is so close to my house, I have to try it!
Lee’s Korean BBQ
It is called Lee's Korean Restraunt if we are thinking of the same place? Off Newburg rd in some random office building? Thats place is awesome. Went there for the first time a week or two ago and left a nice review on google. The hot stone bowl meal was so good! I had an experience in Colorado similar to this. Was an amazing Pho place just in some random hotel that was adored by locals but if you drive by or visit you probably wouldn't even think to go in.
I go every year for my birthday… that place is a gem.
Abyssinia. Ethiopian restaurant on 5th at Chestnut.
Seconded! Came to say the same.
I love their lunch buffet!
Absolutely. The vegetarian platter is like a million pounds of food for 10 bucks, and SO much injera.
Kathmandu Kitchen
Love them! So good and got a good kick
Caribbean Cafe on Woodlawn is awesome Haitian Creole.
Absolutely! Love that place.
Luigi's Pizzeria downtown on Main. Great slices and strombolis. They have pasta, too but I've never tried it.
My in-laws moved to Indy about 10 years ago and my FIL missed Luigi’s so much that he tried to get us to have them cater our wedding lol. I’ve only been there once or twice, but it’s a damn good slice.
Definitely miss going there before everything shut down. Get a nice little walk in and some pretty great pizza!
Really? I went around 6 months ago and it was awful. Like, worse than Spinelli's awful.
Had it a few times. Hard to catch when they close at 1pm.
Kum's Cafe
For the fried chicken or Korean cuisine?
Sarang. Korean on Eastern Parkway and Bardstown. Tiny place. Even before covid it only had like 3 tables. So damn good though.
Sarang is so good!!
Cottage Cafe on Main St in Middletown. It is a lunch place. The food is excellent. The people who work their are wonderful. And they have the best desserts in town. Seriously, they have these cakes that are crazy and they give you a huge slice. A great little place.
Best cake I’ve ever had
Everyone should go to Barry’s cheesesteak. Now. Drop everything you are doing.
I really want to try this place and support the business, but their hours are just terrible for us 9-to-5ers
I came here to say this… and the taqueria in Supermercado Guanajuato on Preston too.
From someone Philly born this is the 2nd best cheesesteak in town
I tried tonight, but they were closed already. Going to try for lunch Wed
El Molcajete on 4th by Central.....some of the best Mexican food in the city!
100% agree. their food is amazing!
Barcelona Bistro is one of my favs- as good or better than many places in Spain. broad menu, item are well done, and service is great. In Jeffersontown KY
I had some of the worst service of my life at this place. Hopefully it was just a fluke.
Food was great here. 100% agree.
To-Go Sushi in Lyndon is outstanding even though the name and and location look sketchy.
Las Gorditas or Tacos El Titi food truck (although it may be in the know solely from the fact that I harp on them so much)
La Rosita Taqueria on Westport Rd is such good authentic mexican.
Best al pastor in the city
tacos la chaparrira - taco truck in valley station La torta loca - mexican bakery with an awesome tres Leche cake preston hwy
Peking Bistro Express (off Dutchmans) is the best Chinese food I've ever had, it's not even close. They specialize in Sichuan, but even their American-Chinese cuisine is stellar.
Their beef noodle soup is really good and enormous. Enough for 2-3 people! The broth was so rich and full of noodles / bokchoi / beef I actually had to ADD water to it. I have heard to stick to the authentic menu. The photos I've seen of the american chinese dishes didn't look all that good.
Oh shit, I've been looking for a Sichuan place.
Maira Mediterranean restaurant. 4th and Cardinal. Used to eat there every time I did my laundry. Food is quick, consistent, quality, and the price/portion is fantastic.
El Comal on Dixie is pretty great
We love El Comal. It's a long drive for us, but it's worth it. Try the El Pastor tacos.
cafe thuy van on national turnpike is contender for best vietnamese food
KATHMANDU KITCHEN….it has taken over the top spot for me…Nepali cuisine, although there is a lot of Indian crossover, and their Indian dishes are better than at the Indian restaurants….
Jucy’s BBQ in Pewee Valley. Best brisket sandwich.
A Taste of Thai in Crestwood is good
Tokyo sushi near holiday manor. The best and freshest sushi in Louisville, hands down. Also very good service. It’s in a strip mall so an unassuming location, but it’s absolutely amazing. It’s small inside and has an intimate feel.
I hear it used to be great but I’d call it pretty average.
District 6 in St. Matthews has amazing food- it’s a pho/Vietnamese style set up and it tastes so fresh and authentic. Their decor and bathrooms are super cool too.
Traveling Kitchen food truck.
El Taco Loco and I completely second Kum’s Cafe
The Headquarters BBQ truck. I haven’t seen it around during the winter but come spring, boooooy that’s the best bbq I have ever had. If you get there early enough, you can get the desserts too (they sell out fast). The brisket is melt in your mouth, and it’s seasoned so well you can eat it without sauce. But the sauce is also excellent. All the sides are perfection, and it’s the first place where I’ve had bbq nachos and thoroughly enjoyed them.
I came to this thread expecting nothing and I'm pleasantly surprised, now I want to try all of these
Louisville has a ton of hidden gems
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That’s pretty well known
Burger Boy, Old Louisville Tavern, and The Granville Pub!
Arby’s
Jack fry
Roosters
Uhhh is Impellizerries count?
McDonalds
Why are you this way?