Following up on your suggestions, Donna and I drove down to Creation Gardens this afternoon after taking our dog to the Vet. Wow, we fell in love with the excellence of the produce and purchased a bunch of food for our meager refrigerator here in this apartment. It was great to now have a place for those special items that make loving food so special. You guys have certainly helped change my opinion about Louisville in just a couple of days. Afterwards, we tried Baxter Station, but it was closed until 4:00. So, we just turned the corner onto Bardstown and lunched at Stevens & Stevens. Initially, we were confused about the two restaurants back to back. But once we saw the counter and the descriptions of the sandwiches, I thought I might be back in the "Big Apple." My "Woody Allen" (pastrami on rye) was quite good, although the pastrami could have had a bit more fat for flavor and a spicy Eastern European tanginess for tradition sake. The Dr. Brown's cream was the crowning touch. All that was missing was a bunch of alta-cockers (If you don't know what this means, let it suffice that it is Yiddish for old farts) sitting around complaining about the state of the Union and garbage pick-up. We will be back. Thanks again for helping us learn more about Louisville.
Phil G.
