What restaurants are open?

In regards to Leah's question...Caffe Perusa has been offering a 3 course meal for $25 offer Monday-Wednesdays...not sure if that is being extended this week due to the extenuating circumstances of the storm...

Cafe Metro and Uptown Cafe are apparently open as of tonight . . .

Cafe Lou Lou's will be back up on Friday for lunch!

[Robin Garr]

Just did a pass through St. Matthews. Seafood Connection is open, and Gilman's Pointe (former Rick's) appears open and crowded at midafternoon. Stan's Fish Sandwich is open, and The Fishery appears open. Homemade Ice Cream and Pie Kitchen appears open.

On the way downtown this morning we took a run past Cake Flour, and it was dark.

But the Puerto Vallarta in the Quartermaster Court complex over in Jeff was open and crowded (and in my opinion, it's one of the best of its genre (the large, Anglo-friendly real Mexican spots like Tarasco, Aztecas and Nopal/Nopalito). We didn't get over to Mai's, but everything along 10th Street as far out as we went looked functional.

The Cafe on Brent is back up and running for breakfast and lunch!

I want to apologize about my last reply. As most know from this forum, I am a very emotional man. I was reacting to the stress of the storm, both at work and home, where I still do not have power. I have been encouraged by the ever growing, although late coming, reservations for this weekend. We are always looking to increase business at both locations, and we are committed to the challenge of finding new ways to draw customers to Goose Creek, including our monthly Latin American Wine Dinners and Seviche Sunday. I knew before opening here it was going to be difficult to be vanguard of good restaurants in this area, and I look forward to continuing to meet the challenge. I am grateful for the support from the community and look forward to seeing you all in the near future. Both locations will remain open for years to come!

As always, buen provecho y muchas gracias!

We were one of the lucky ones at The Bluegrass Bistro that did not lose power during last weeks ordeal. And a big thanks to all of my patrons who wanted a break from everything that was going on and came in for a great lunch and a relaxing day of shopping fine antiques.

Finally got power last night. The bright light at the end of a very long tunnel (almost 8 days) is my reaffirmation of the quality restaurants (of all price ranges) this town has. Bravo Louisville!