Re: Favorite local, not restaurants/food you frequent regula
Posted: Wed Aug 03, 2011 8:35 pmGaryF wrote:Carmichael's Bookstore. Hands down the best in town.
I miss Hawley-Cooke.
I miss Hawley-Cooke.
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Posted: Wed Aug 03, 2011 8:35 pmI miss Hawley-Cooke.
Re: Favorite local, not restaurants/food you frequent regula
Posted: Wed Aug 03, 2011 8:42 pmby Robin Garr ยป Wed Aug 03, 2011 8:35 pm
I miss Hawley-Cooke.
Me, too, Robin. Carmichael's does come close (and then there is the parking problem). When I need a people centered bookstore these days, I go to Joseph Beth in Lexington.
Re: Favorite local, not restaurants/food you frequent regula
Posted: Wed Aug 03, 2011 9:19 pmDerby City Chop Shop for haircuts. Every guy in there is a competent barber.
Re: Favorite local, not restaurants/food you frequent regula
Posted: Thu Aug 04, 2011 9:43 amKeith's Hardware is invaluable to us.
Old Town has been mentioned, but The Wine Market has not. Love it, and the selection, location and the people.
Elizabeth's Timeless Attire. The place is a little bit of vintage heaven. The dress that served as the base for my wedding dress came from there, along with an additional chunk of my wardrobe. Elizabeth herself is awesome.
Ummm... Ear X-Tacy? Yeah. Nothing else like it.
The Sound Factory. Home, Car, Commercial, Marine equipment like audio, alarms, projection systems, etc. John has been there on Broadway for years. One of the good guys.
Burger's Market. Can't imagine life without it. I think I actually reached adulthood when I graduated from my family's house account and got an account in my name.
Murphy's Camera. The only place we will go for camera purchase or repair. They are incredibly customer-centered, and have multiple convenient locations, although we favor the Highlands one.
DiGiovanni Brothers Tailors. We actually venture all the way out beyond the Watterson for them! They're on Lyndon Lane, and they do superior work.
Edenside Gallery. Superb collection of estate jewelry (among other things.) My husband found my engagement ring there after looking many other places.
Doo Wop Shop. Too easy.
Crazy Daisy Antique Mall.
I've got to stop.
Old Town has been mentioned, but The Wine Market has not. Love it, and the selection, location and the people.
Elizabeth's Timeless Attire. The place is a little bit of vintage heaven. The dress that served as the base for my wedding dress came from there, along with an additional chunk of my wardrobe. Elizabeth herself is awesome.
Ummm... Ear X-Tacy? Yeah. Nothing else like it.
The Sound Factory. Home, Car, Commercial, Marine equipment like audio, alarms, projection systems, etc. John has been there on Broadway for years. One of the good guys.
Burger's Market. Can't imagine life without it. I think I actually reached adulthood when I graduated from my family's house account and got an account in my name.
Murphy's Camera. The only place we will go for camera purchase or repair. They are incredibly customer-centered, and have multiple convenient locations, although we favor the Highlands one.
DiGiovanni Brothers Tailors. We actually venture all the way out beyond the Watterson for them! They're on Lyndon Lane, and they do superior work.
Edenside Gallery. Superb collection of estate jewelry (among other things.) My husband found my engagement ring there after looking many other places.
Doo Wop Shop. Too easy.
Crazy Daisy Antique Mall.
I've got to stop.
Re: Favorite local, not restaurants/food you frequent regula
Posted: Sun Aug 07, 2011 4:43 pmJust returned from Old Town Liquors a few minutes ago. I walked.
Keith's Hardware
Burger's Market
Carmichael's
Feeder's Supply
Lotsa Pasta
Heine Bros.
Highlands Animal Clinic
.....basically, anything on Bardstown Road (but I do drive over to Lotsa Pasta).
Keith's Hardware
Burger's Market
Carmichael's
Feeder's Supply
Lotsa Pasta
Heine Bros.
Highlands Animal Clinic
.....basically, anything on Bardstown Road (but I do drive over to Lotsa Pasta).
Re: Favorite local, not restaurants/food you frequent regula
Posted: Mon May 13, 2013 2:26 pmGayle DeM wrote:Charles Guelda & Sons Plumbing, 7504 Fegenbush Ln, 40228 239-3469
Used them today thanks to this post and they were great. Called at 7:30 this morning and they were at the house at 12:00; both issues were fixed by 2:00.
Re: Favorite local, not restaurants/food you frequent regula
Posted: Mon May 13, 2013 4:16 pmI glad you likked the Guelda Bros, Justin. I've been most happy with them.
Re: Favorite local, not restaurants/food you frequent regula
Posted: Tue May 14, 2013 12:08 amQuality Heating & Air on Bardstown Rd. (Ask for John - Leann sent you)
Speier Hardware next to Lynn's (If they aren't busy, they can cut glass or plexiglass while you wait. Takes about 15 minutes)
Jack Senn Plumbing (I have them on speed-dial. Brenda will answer. Tell them Leann sent you as well)
Dirty Tease next to Cafe Mimosa - They will make a t-shirt while you wait for about $25. Takes about 15 minutes if they aren't busy. I've literally walked in with a doodle on a cocktail napkin and waltzed out with a cool t-shirt for a friend's birthday in just a few minutes.
Marcone Supply for all types of appliance/electrical parts if you're in the mood to fix your own stuff.
Speier Hardware next to Lynn's (If they aren't busy, they can cut glass or plexiglass while you wait. Takes about 15 minutes)
Jack Senn Plumbing (I have them on speed-dial. Brenda will answer. Tell them Leann sent you as well)
Dirty Tease next to Cafe Mimosa - They will make a t-shirt while you wait for about $25. Takes about 15 minutes if they aren't busy. I've literally walked in with a doodle on a cocktail napkin and waltzed out with a cool t-shirt for a friend's birthday in just a few minutes.
Marcone Supply for all types of appliance/electrical parts if you're in the mood to fix your own stuff.
Re: Favorite local, not restaurants/food you frequent regula
Posted: Wed May 15, 2013 12:53 amOscar's Hardware on Shelby
Bargain Supply (woodworking tools, wood, and lots more)
top city (alterations)
Dine Company
Clarksville Schwinn
Woodcraft (not precisely local, but it stocks things that no one else in town has)
Frank Otte and Wallitsch
Bargain Supply (woodworking tools, wood, and lots more)
top city (alterations)
Dine Company
Clarksville Schwinn
Woodcraft (not precisely local, but it stocks things that no one else in town has)
Frank Otte and Wallitsch
Re: Favorite local, not restaurants/food you frequent regula
Posted: Wed May 15, 2013 11:58 amFeeder's Supply, I like the fact that the KHS supplies the animals for adoption rather than some puppy mill.
J-town & Dieruf's Hardware Stores, If neither of these places have what in need to to fix whatever is broke in my 60 year old house, it doesn't exist.
A Place to Go, I've been getting my haircut there since I was in high school
Edenside Gallery, My go to place for Colleen's birthday and Christmas presents! Something for every budget made by local artists!
J-town & Dieruf's Hardware Stores, If neither of these places have what in need to to fix whatever is broke in my 60 year old house, it doesn't exist.
A Place to Go, I've been getting my haircut there since I was in high school
Edenside Gallery, My go to place for Colleen's birthday and Christmas presents! Something for every budget made by local artists!
Re: Favorite local, not restaurants/food you frequent regula
Posted: Mon May 20, 2013 1:23 pmJustinHammond wrote:Gayle DeM wrote:Charles Guelda & Sons Plumbing, 7504 Fegenbush Ln, 40228 239-3469
Used them today thanks to this post and they were great. Called at 7:30 this morning and they were at the house at 12:00; both issues were fixed by 2:00.
Just a follow up. I got the bill today and thought it was a bit high. It was $240 for labor only. The services performed were a drain snaking and replacing a 5' section of pvc vent pipe.
Once again, great work and service, but I'm not sure about value.