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copious1218

I'm going to be in l'ville for this weekends game. Any must see/do activities?  Any bar/restaurant suggestions?  I've never been before so any input is appreciated. Thanks.

PE8983

Been down there once since the YUM Center was built it's downtown on the river.  Don't really know much about downtown, but directly across the river, there is a nice area with a bunch of bars/restaurants.

The Man in Gold

If you're downtown 4th Street Live is great collection of bars and usually a pretty good weekend scene. 

If you're looking to road trip around a bit, I highly recommend a drive to Loretto, KY and the Makers Mark distillery for some fine Kentucky bourbon.  Drive is only about an hour and well worth it.
Captain, We need more sweatervests!  TheManInGold has been blinded by the light (off the technicolor sweatervest)

wyzgy

call up tim and jerrone-they should have some great suggestions for the best all-you-can-eat joints  ;D

spartan3186

Took the trip down 2 years ago and had a pretty good time, although the majority of the city was pretty dead for a Saturday night. 4th street was definitely the most happening area of the city.

We went to Proof on Main for dinner and it was really good, I would highly recommend it.

http://www.proofonmain.com/proof/default.aspx

When we were there we found out about an Urban Bourbon Trail which is basically a 9 location bar crawl, you have a bourbon at each bar and get the "passport" stamped, after getting all the stamps you can take it the visitor center for a free flask and t-shirt. It was a great way to see some of Louisville.

http://www.justaddbourbon.com/planavisit/urbantrail.aspx

http://www.justaddbourbon.com/planavisit/urbantrail.aspx

Mike Deane

like Captain's Quarters by the river about 8 miles north of the Center during summer time.
http://www.cqriverside.com/

don't what it is like now when it is cold...


ZiggysFryBoy

Quote from: Mike Deane on January 11, 2011, 04:38:02 PM
like Captain's Quarters by the river about 8 miles north of the Center during summer time.
http://www.cqriverside.com/

don't what it is like now when it is cold...



I would listen to Mike Deane when it comes to bars.

77ncaachamps

Wear a white baby blue suit when you go.

http://www.porcinilouisville.com/

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4everwarriors

You're a fool if you don't take in Porcini"s. Ask for the "coaches table." Best spot in town.
"Give 'Em Hell, Al"

willie warrior

Quote from: 4everwarriors on January 11, 2011, 05:40:46 PM
You're a fool if you don't take in Porcini"s. Ask for the "coaches table." Best spot in town.
Yeah, but watch out for any tell tale Pitino DNA stain on the table.
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ZiggysFryBoy

Quote from: willie warrior on January 11, 2011, 05:55:58 PM
Yeah, but watch out for any tell tale Pitino DNA stain on the table.

and don't get the alfredo.

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