Carla G wrote: Talbot Inn. They might be older. See? This is why I ask.)
Andrew Mellman wrote:Carla G wrote: Talbot Inn. They might be older. See? This is why I ask.)
Talbot Tavern advertises 1779; don't think we can beat that one. I think Nally's was one of the oldest in Louisville, but it just closed last month?
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Mike L wrote:Pats Steakhouse website boasts "over 150 years". That'd put them right after the Civil War.
and they still have the original staff!!Mike L wrote:Pats Steakhouse website boasts "over 150 years". That'd put them right after the Civil War.
Willie Myers wrote:and they still have the original staff!!
Carla G wrote:Mike L wrote:Pats Steakhouse website boasts "over 150 years". That'd put them right after the Civil War.
I checked their website and it said "Established in 1958".
http://patssteakhouselouisville.com/
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