How Many Restaurants Can Louisville Support?

John E's closed this morning.

OK, the East End is getting it's fair share of new locals, thanks to the likes of Fernando M. and company, and there are the old standby's (Oriential House for one)....we are not hurting out here....I am very glad to see the interest in the Norton Common's area, and the slight push south as well.

Louisville, in my humble opinion, can handle what is thrown at them and it will weed out the bad with their wallets. It's always been that way. If they build it and IT'S GOOD, people will come in droves. Wild Eggs is a prime example.

The key for ANYPLACE is to keep up with the times, don't get stale, and don't get complacient. Keep it fun, interesting, and most of all NEW!

Substitute "Downtown New Albany" for "Louisville" in the header, and welcome to my noggin lately. So far, we've managed it. Some day we might even be able to convince Eater Wonka.

DiOrios pizza is going in the old Tequila Factory.

Just what Bardstown Rd needed! OMG!!!1!1 Can they make it a combination sushi/pizza/tattoo pub-parlor? Cause that would be the most amazing thing EVER!

with a vacuum shop attached.


/sarcasm

DiOrios pizza is going in the old Tequila Factory.

Just what Bardstown Rd needed! OMG!!!1!1 Can they make it a combination sushi/pizza/tattoo pub-parlor? Cause that would be the most amazing thing EVER!

with a vacuum shop attached.


/sarcasm

Now THAT'S funny.

All the people in the east end voted for George McGovern??

Coulda fooled me.