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Third Wild Eggs coming to far East End

by Robin Garr » Mon Sep 20, 2010 12:21 pm

Edited news release:

Wild Eggs owners J.D. Rothberg and Shane Hall have signed a lease at Landis Lakes TowneCenter to open a third location.. Construction has begun at 153 S. English Station Road, with opening scheduled for mid-November.

The restaurant will echo the look of the other Wild Eggs locations. The new location, which seats 146. will also include a patio dining area.

The Landis Lakes location is now accepting applications for waiters, hostesses, bussers and line cooks. Applicants are encouraged to post their resumes on Wild Eggs’ website, www.crackinwildeggs.com. Handwritten applications can be submitted at the Dutchmans Lane and Westport Village locations.

For more information on Wild Eggs, call (502) 893-8005 or visit www.crackinwildeggs.com.
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Re: Third Wild Eggs coming to far East End

by Dan Thomas » Mon Sep 20, 2010 6:07 pm

This place will be PACKED after "Six Flags over Jesus" lets out on Sunday.
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Re: Third Wild Eggs coming to far East End

by Megan Watts » Mon Sep 20, 2010 6:30 pm

Actually, we're all to busy at the new Zaxby's still. So don't worry, there should be lots of empty tables for you heathens :wink: :lol: Besides, the first service doesn't get out until 1015 so you have plenty of time to get in early.
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Re: Third Wild Eggs coming to far East End

by Lonnie Turner » Mon Sep 20, 2010 10:41 pm

We really love Wild Eggs and the original is not too far a cruise but walking or biking is out of the question. We always hoped they'd give a fair shake on expansion into the heart of the city (inside the Watterson or close to it). But Seems like they pick new locations by releasing a balloon from the original and seeing where it lands. That would've been a great strategy for consumers if they opened the first one around Riverport. I wonder if there's any possibility for another opening in a zip code that starts 4020x or 4021x...
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Re: Third Wild Eggs coming to far East End

by Kyle L » Wed Nov 10, 2010 2:38 pm

**UPDATE**

Wild Eggs in Middletown is set to open on Monday,November 15. Over the weekend they are doing a little tweaking along with Soft Opening and VIP party.

~Information given by family member.
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Re: Third Wild Eggs coming to far East End

by Mark R. » Wed Nov 10, 2010 3:22 pm

Lonnie Turner wrote:(inside the Watterson or close to it)....

The first one they opened was inside the Watterson!
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Re: Third Wild Eggs coming to far East End

by JustinHammond » Wed Nov 10, 2010 3:38 pm

Mark R. wrote:
Lonnie Turner wrote:(inside the Watterson or close to it)....

The first one they opened was inside the Watterson!


and the 2nd location is barely outside the Watterson
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Re: Third Wild Eggs coming to far East End

by MikeG » Thu Nov 11, 2010 11:12 am

Let's phrase it better, how about they open one NOT in the east end?
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Re: Third Wild Eggs coming to far East End

by Kyle L » Thu Nov 11, 2010 12:11 pm

Which area in Louisville would make a solid location for Wild Eggs?

And yes,I get people don't want another in the East End.
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Re: Third Wild Eggs coming to far East End

by MikeG » Thu Nov 11, 2010 12:21 pm

You can put one on Dixie, plenty of restaurants are opening there right now.

You could put one near East Market/The Highlands.

You could put one in southern, IN, there's plenty of prime real estate on the Jeff side of 65.
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Re: Third Wild Eggs coming to far East End

by Kyle L » Thu Nov 11, 2010 12:27 pm

Indiana. Yes. Dixie, perhaps, but not certain regarding the Highlands.
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Re: Third Wild Eggs coming to far East End

by Terri Beam » Thu Nov 11, 2010 12:51 pm

Kyle L wrote:Which area in Louisville would make a solid location for Wild Eggs?


Kyle, the natural answer is Fern Creek or Highview. ;) It would be nice to have some more breakfast options out here.
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Re: Third Wild Eggs coming to far East End

by JustinHammond » Thu Nov 11, 2010 12:55 pm

Downtown, E Market area. Toast is the only other breakfast place around and they could get some downtown lunch business.
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Re: Third Wild Eggs coming to far East End

by Kyle L » Thu Nov 11, 2010 1:06 pm

Kyle, the natural answer is Fern Creek or Highview. ;) It would be nice to have some more breakfast options out here.


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DOH! I should have thought of that one!! They would make a killing in Fern Creek/Highview. Located near the new Kohls a little further down Bardstown Rd would make a good spot. There's plenty of room; even closer to Fern Creek. I'd LOVE IT.
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Re: Third Wild Eggs coming to far East End

by Brad Keeton » Thu Nov 11, 2010 2:01 pm

JustinHammond wrote:Downtown, E Market area. Toast is the only other breakfast place around and they could get some downtown lunch business.


Don't forget Dish on Market for a downtown breakfast option, including weekends (Saturdays at least, I think).
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