3632 7th Street Road
Louisville, KY 40216
Jefferson County
Phone: (502) 368-1525
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by Tajuana Conner on Keepin' it local Can't decide on a spot? Grace. Never overrun Grace is where I go when I don't feel at all adventurous (read: don't want to go anywhere new) but don't want to leave anything to chance. It's a few blocks away from my place, and it's the de-facto choice when it's 10pm and I don't want to 'go out' for the evening but still want to grab a beer. It's definitely a neighborhood bar, and it's never really crowded no matter when you're there. The kitchen's open late, and you'll pretty much always find a seat. If there's an Eagles or Phillies game on people come out, but mostly it's just a group of regulars and folks who've ventured outside of Center City. The staff is generally friendly, and most of the time you'll catch at least one staff person who's not working chilling on a stool at the bar anyway. While they're mostly great, if you're rude to them, expect some pretty harsh retribution. They don't take kindly to people ruining the generally casual atmosphere, and if you're in the mind to be a moron, they definitely make an example out of you. On the menu tip, all of the burger options are delicious. They really do them up right, perfectly medium-rare for me, and will put whatever you want on them. They're not so huge as to induce a food coma, which thankfully leaves more room for beer. If you're looking for the best burger on the menu, go with the Kellys or South St. Burger. The Kellys has bacon and cheddar, and the South St. has sauteed onions and bleu cheese. They're both pretty stellar. They also have a sausage sandwich menu, as well as some salads. Overall the menu isn't in any way extensive, but perfectly satisfying for the neighborhood and my expectations of the place. If you're looking for something to share, grab a large order of the blackened green beans. I always get them with the burger instead of fries, they're that good. They always have some great beer options, including at least one sour. I believe they have 9 taps, and a selection of bottles as well. They try to keep it pretty mixed (IPA's, whites, stouts, pilsners etc.), so it's definitely a good place for both picky and adventurous beer drinkers. The only real detraction for Grace is that there's only one television. I would love to see a screen somewhere in the back by the tables. Standing in the main bar area to watch a game can get tedious when there's no stools available, and you can't see the TV from the back tables.
by Marg Ried on Very good venue, amazing time and the crowd was great. I went on a Saturday night, got there at 1am and had to get kicked out at 4am thats how good it was. In all we got to see 3 shows about 20 minutes long. And in between a dj spun some classics and top100 type music. The main act was... lets just say interesting. It included bottles and a condoms. Front row boxes beware! I have to say the MC was great she really kept it flowing in between performances. Also there was an amazing Michael Jackson impersonator that really took his moves to the next level. Naked chicks everywhere in between those sets. Be prepared to drop at least 700 on the cheapest bottle after taxes and auto tip. Not to bad if you are with a big group. I have to say the crowd upstairs was just so much better. And definately wilder... cigs, drugs, and sex are not out of the ordinary.
by Molly K. on The new Tongue and Groove is the old Lotus Lounge, not much different from what it used to be. The decor is much cooler and urban. Love the music on Thursdays, and the place is usually crowded on any given night. The place does try to be a little too posh sometimes-- this is NOT Vegas.
