Louisville, KY has a rich history and a fast-growing population bringing their money and patronage to small start-ups and established business alike. As the largest city in Kentucky, the 2020 census reported a 6% population increase from 2010 for a total of 633,045 people. With so much to do, things to see, and places to […]
Summertime has come upon us with heat and humidity, but also with plenty of heat from the food festivals around Louisville, KY. There are plenty of ways to spend the summer, and wandering around ordering tasty treats of all varieties is what we call a summer well spent. Check out our list below of 5 […]
Grease traps are a wonderful invention that commercial kitchens use to keep their systems running, appliances sanitary, procedures up to code, and fats, oils, and grease out of the water system. There is so much cooking oil needed to make things crispy, cooked fully, tasting good, and not sticking to anything – sounds like a […]
We are officially knee-deep into soup season! And what better way to spend your lunch break in the cold of winter than going to get some nice, warm soup in Louisville, with so many culinary options and kinds available? We’ve done some research, dived deep into the reviews and ratings, and explored menus to bring […]
Louisville is home to countless great restaurants. From quirky brunch spots to classic down-home diners, we truly have it all! Below, we’ve put together a list of 10 new restaurants to try in Louisville that we’re sure you’ll enjoy. Tha Drippin Crab Tha Drippin Crab is a gourmet seafood spot in Louisville’s Russell neighborhood. Offering […]
DIY grease trap cleaning can be a temptation for many, whether you’ve looked at the price vs the self-labor and decided you wanted to cut out the middle man and learn, or you’ve been in the business long enough to think that it would be an easy enough task. And while some have success with […]
Ever heard of “ghost kitchens”? Also known as virtual kitchens, shadow kitchens, and cloud kitchens, this new restaurant model offers delivery-only and pickup-only food offerings. That means there’s nowhere to sit and no definable storefront. Customers must place orders online, call, use third party apps, or use drive-throughs to get their food. While similar “kitchen-only” […]
If you live in Louisville, you may know of “St. Matthews” as a neighborhood, but it’s actually considered the 23rd largest city in Kentucky! With a population of over 17,000 and consistent rankings as one of the best places to live in the state, St. Matthews is anything but just a suburb of Louisville. What […]
Did you know that Clarksville, Indiana is the home of the first Texas Roadhouse? Or that Clarksville has the 7th largest clock in the world, the Colgate Clock? Or that the largest exposed Devonian-era fossil bed happens to be in Clarksville? Or that the famous Lewis and Clark expedition supposedly began in Clarksville, with a […]
The past year has been incredibly difficult for the food industry. Thousands of restaurants all over the country have been forced to close their doors for good. For many more, adaptation has become a part of daily life. From curbside pick-ups and QR code menus to the supply chain crisis and understaffing, the pandemic has […]
