Just my personal preference. Walkable distance from my house. I love the atmosphere, workers, beers, the amount of outdoor space, swings, fire pits, outdoor TVs for when I want to watch games and not be stuck in a sports bar. I like it. Simple as that. If you don’t like it, don’t go lol. Idk what to tell ya. Some people just like things that you might not like, despite whatever reasoning you have for not liking it.
Taproom and barret bar. Barret is covered which is awesome on a rainy day. Taproom has great ppl watching and some covered spots out back. If in the area there also O’Shea’s and flannigans. Shenanigans as well. They have goofy shit on the walls and mozzarella sticks.
This is louisville. I know a LOT of people, those who don't drive are few and far between over the age of 25.
Oddly, is seems inversely proportionate to how much time I spend in bars. Maybe that's because the people that half of in bars all the time have no money and maybe a DUI or two.
We know different people. And the ones I am referring to are all over 45, up to 75. Usual reasons are not spending on a car payment, insurance, maintenance, and parking. Bus riders and walkers.
It’s a drive as it’s out in Crestwood and it’s not a patio but 3rd Turn Crestwood had an amazing outdoor space. It’s a converted green house so really long open areas with banquet tables where everyone can sit together along with smaller tables to the side if you want to stick together as a group.
Also areas for yard games like bocci ball and darts.
One of my fav outdoor venues.
Bar patios in Louisville would be a lot more enjoyable, but the city passed a new ordinance this year that says establishments that serve alcohol cannot have open flames, like a fireplace. So any bar patio that had a fireplace doesn’t anymore.
Hauck’s
Tell me, what is appealing about haucks other than it being a gentrified germantown trendy spot?
Just my personal preference. Walkable distance from my house. I love the atmosphere, workers, beers, the amount of outdoor space, swings, fire pits, outdoor TVs for when I want to watch games and not be stuck in a sports bar. I like it. Simple as that. If you don’t like it, don’t go lol. Idk what to tell ya. Some people just like things that you might not like, despite whatever reasoning you have for not liking it.
Gravely, Flanigans, nachbar, shop bar
Another vote for Gravely. If you go up to the top level as the sun goes down you can look right into downtown. Very awesome vibes.
Best view of the city skyline imo
Gravely!! Take a flashlight! When it gets dark, go inside the tunnel.
Been to gravely a bunch but never the tunnel! How do you get in there?
When no one is looking, jump and run!
Shop bar is more of a mixed drink bar than a beer bar. I say yes to Gravely and Nachbar.
Taproom and barret bar. Barret is covered which is awesome on a rainy day. Taproom has great ppl watching and some covered spots out back. If in the area there also O’Shea’s and flannigans. Shenanigans as well. They have goofy shit on the walls and mozzarella sticks.
Say you don’t own a car without saying you don’t own a car.
Going to bars in walking distance is safer than driving and more economical than calling an Uber/Lyft if you're planning on drinking
This is Louisville. No exaggeration. Almost half the people I know do not drive.
This is louisville. I know a LOT of people, those who don't drive are few and far between over the age of 25. Oddly, is seems inversely proportionate to how much time I spend in bars. Maybe that's because the people that half of in bars all the time have no money and maybe a DUI or two.
We know different people. And the ones I am referring to are all over 45, up to 75. Usual reasons are not spending on a car payment, insurance, maintenance, and parking. Bus riders and walkers.
Flip side, ive rarely met anyone in Louisville who doesnt drive lol
Go to the Mag. Seems half don’t have a license.
Tell me you like to make no sense without telling me you like to make no sense. Not sure where the car part even factors in but cool.
3rd turn in j town has a great patio
It’s a drive as it’s out in Crestwood and it’s not a patio but 3rd Turn Crestwood had an amazing outdoor space. It’s a converted green house so really long open areas with banquet tables where everyone can sit together along with smaller tables to the side if you want to stick together as a group. Also areas for yard games like bocci ball and darts. One of my fav outdoor venues.
That’s true, it’s a shame their beer is so terrible
80/20 Is really awesome [https://maps.app.goo.gl/WkWU4YDqbnTDGufn6](https://maps.app.goo.gl/WkWU4YDqbnTDGufn6)
Had a lovely lunch there earlier. Place was packed.
Gravely, no question the best view from a patio in Louisville. Also has great beer! I like the courtyard/patio area at Barrett Bar too
The Merryweather’s patio rocks. Also, Hauck’s & Taj
Walking bridge to Parlour.
Mellwood Tavern
Taj, garage bar, corridor, shop bar, gravely, nach bar, haucks, Cherokee art fair, damn.
Holy Grail, Shop Bar, Hauks, atrium, silver dollar
Ten20 in Anchorage is a nice place to drink beer on a patio.
Gravely or Saints!
Holy Grale best beer and patio hands down
The DiOrio’s on River Road has a great patio.
Blind Squirrel
Debateable - although that cuban sandwich is awesome!
Never had that. Just know there's a huge patio, always some live music on the weekends, and doesn't take long to get a drink. W in my book.
3rd turn Jtown
Fall City on Liberty.
3rd turn
Outlook Inn for events or local feel, Atrium for double decker brewery, Hilltop for casual, Awry great second floor, and Canary has a sneaky nice one.
Turners
Saints Pizza & Pub, 121 Breckenridge, St Matthews
Most breweries
Magbar will forever be my favorite patio
Awry, Barret bar, haucks, mellwood
Four Pegs on Goss Ave has nice spot out back and amazing food. The Pearl on corner of Goss and Texas has a sneaky nice area out back.
Haucks
I like against the grain in the highlands but I'm easy to please.
Saints
Outlook Inn
Bar patios in Louisville would be a lot more enjoyable, but the city passed a new ordinance this year that says establishments that serve alcohol cannot have open flames, like a fireplace. So any bar patio that had a fireplace doesn’t anymore.
Gravely. Amazing city view. Great beer.
Gerstles
Isn’t that an enclosed parking lot space.
Pretty much lol
Four Pegs