Guidebook for Louisville
Food Scene
Seafood and steak with a Latin flair -- THE best guacamole ever.
113 locals recommend
Seviche A Latin Restaurant
1538 Bardstown RdSeafood and steak with a Latin flair -- THE best guacamole ever.
A Louisville fine dining institution. The burger is one of the best in the city, though.
199 locals recommend
Jack Fry's
1007 Bardstown RdA Louisville fine dining institution. The burger is one of the best in the city, though.
This Italian restaurant is a hot spot in not just The Highlands, but the entire city. The food is outstanding and dining is an experience. The owner comes from the NY restaurant scene and knows how to run a top-notch restaurant.
15 locals recommend
ROC
1327 Bardstown RdThis Italian restaurant is a hot spot in not just The Highlands, but the entire city. The food is outstanding and dining is an experience. The owner comes from the NY restaurant scene and knows how to run a top-notch restaurant.
This is a farm-to-table restaurant minutes away from The Highlands in the NuLu area. All of the food is locally source and ALWAYS outstanding.
52 locals recommend
Harvest Restaurant
624 E Market StThis is a farm-to-table restaurant minutes away from The Highlands in the NuLu area. All of the food is locally source and ALWAYS outstanding.
Old school Italian restaurant run by two sisters in the Clifton neighborhood -- a 10 minute drive from The Highlands. It's very informal with checkered table cloths AND their lasagna is the best in the city.
6 locals recommend
DiFabio's
2311 Frankfort AveOld school Italian restaurant run by two sisters in the Clifton neighborhood -- a 10 minute drive from The Highlands. It's very informal with checkered table cloths AND their lasagna is the best in the city.
Parks & Nature
An Olmstead park with miles of beautiful trees, walking paths and bike trails. Great for families.
383 locals recommend
Cherokee Park
745 Cochran Hill RdAn Olmstead park with miles of beautiful trees, walking paths and bike trails. Great for families.