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The last day for Hi-Five Doughnuts is April 27

The cult of putrid PBR needs to be disappea…wait, that’s not why I’m here today.  Rather, Hi-Five Doughnuts has announced its prospective cessation, with the final day of business coming on Sunday, April 27. Hi-Five is located at 1940 Harvard Drive (Dundee Loop) off Bardstown Road in Louisville’s Belknap neighborhood. The text: As we scroll […]

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Oddbird Bakery’s last day is tomorrow (Sunday 13 April)

Oddbird by Quills, we hardly knew ye. The short-lived bakery at 1021 Bardstown Road in the Cherokee Triangle neighborhood posted notice of its imminent demise at Instagram; the final day is tomorrow (Sunday 13 April). Hey friends and fam 💜 It is with our deepest regrets to inform you that this Sunday, 4/13 will be […]

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Locos has departed Fourth Street Live

For aficionados of Cordish Co.’s lineup of Fourth Street Live chain restaurant links, there is an unfortunate departure to report. The closing of Locos (412 S. Fourth St.) actually occurred earlier in the month, as Louisville Business First’s Michael L. Jones reports. Locos closes Fourth Street Live location amid rising costs Locos co-owner Cory Starcher […]

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Joy Luck’s flagship Highlands/Cherokee Triangle location has closed (too)

It hasn’t even been two weeks since I wrote this paragraph. Joy Luck’s East End location at 9850 Von Allmen Court has closed after a nine-year run. The announcement appeared at Facebook. Joy Luck’s flagship in the Highlands (for purists, actually it’s Cherokee Triangle; 1285 Bardstown Rd.) remains open for business. Well, that one didn’t age very well, […]

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Joy Luck closes its East End location

Joy Luck’s East End location at 9850 Von Allmen Court has closed after a nine-year run. The announcement appeared at Facebook. Joy Luck’s flagship in the Highlands (for purists, actually it’s Cherokee Triangle; 1285 Bardstown Rd.) remains open for business. The text: After 9 incredible years, we’ve made the bittersweet decision to close our Joy […]

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The last day for New Albany’s Honey Creme Donut Shop is March 3

Late last summer the owners of New Albany’s venerable Honey Creme Donut Shop (514 Vincennes St.) announced that they were seeking a buyer, and an auction process was arranged, which ultimately did not yield a new investor. They carried on, but now the business will shutter after a final day of business on Monday, March […]

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Olé: Bourbon & Burgers is in, and Señora Arepa is out, in St. Matthews

Perhaps Olé Hospitality Group’s greatest strength lies with its aptitude for rejigging successful strategies into fresh and invariably popular new concepts, the latest of which is currently forthcoming in St. Matthews at Bourbon & Burgers (117 St. Matthews Ave.), combining Steak & Bourbon’s libations with Mussel & Burger Bar’s signature sandwiches, adding wings and upper-end […]

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Students adjust to extreme weather conditions

By Arial Collins  This semester has had its ups and downs with the weather conditions. With frequent transitions  from warm, sunny days to snowy, frigid ones, students are forced to adjust to the extreme weather while still balancing their studies. However, students have managed to push through this  semester despite its snowy setbacks. Two U

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Clifton down a Cajun as J. Gumbo’s closes

Add another chapter to the long-running saga of J. Gumbo’s, as reported by Michael L. Jones at Louisville Business First. J. Gumbo’s location closes A location of a Louisville-based, fast-casual Cajun restaurant chain closed last week. The J. Gumbo’s at 2109 Frankfort Ave. is now available for lease. The more than 1,300-square-foot restaurant, which opened […]

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North Lime Coffee & Donuts departs Old Louisville

North Lime Coffee & Donuts in Old Louisville (1228 S. Seventh St.) has closed after almost seven years in business. Here’s the text of the Facebook post: As of the first of this year we have decided to close down our much beloved Old Lou location. We want to thank our loyal patrons, who loved […]

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Fauxltry in eclipse: Cosmic Bird’s last day is January 31, “100%”

In a video posted at Instagram, Cosmic Bird’s owner/chef James Morier says this time it’s real, after several months of herculean efforts to keep fauxltry alive. Officially closing Cosmic Bird 100% January 31st is the last day. Thank you to everyone who came to the Bird. #thankful #Ilivedmydream Previously at Food & Dining Magazine: Cosmic Bird […]

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The Local Seltzery’s fizz is gone, but I Love Tacos has designs for the space

My sense, looking at reports about seltzers and hard teas, is that the category is no longer crushing beer under its boot heel. This is not enormously surprising to me—artificially-flavored fizzy booze products always lose their appeal after a while. — Jeff Alworth, at Beervana Then again, The Local Seltzery had a three-year run at […]

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