Need help comparing Louisville neighborhoods.

[HatesWinter2118]

Villian~
I live in Crescent hill and i would def. recommend that for you ~ i think it meets most of your criteria. As someone above mentioned, the most conveinent places to live for walking to most destinations would be between Stilz and Ewing. However, don't rule out Pennslyvania or Hillcrest either. Hillcrest takes you directly to I-71 so its very conveinent for commuters but is a very busy street. There aren't many "sports bars" in this area, but there is a place called Beer Depot a little further down Frankfort towards St. Matthews and suprisingly they usually have most sports games on and cheap beer (only serve beer). Hope this helps!

[johnsonkk]

Originally Posted by missymomof3

Where's the J Gumobs???? I thought the one out this way closed!

There is a new one on Popular road near Audubon hospital in the new shopping complex (with the upscale Walmart grocery store).

[missymomof3]

Originally Posted by johnsonkk

There is a new one on Popular road near Audubon hospital in the new shopping complex (with the upscale Walmart grocery store).

Thank you

[lou_slugger]

Yes the J Gumbos in Central Sttation is still open. How is the food at Wagner's? I always pass there but never stop. Heard they have good burgers?

[gocards1289]

Originally Posted by lou_slugger

Yes the J Gumbos in Central Sttation is still open. How is the food at Wagner's? I always pass there but never stop. Heard they have good burgers?

The food at Wagner's is quite good and is cheap, I don't think there's anything on the menu that's more than about $7. They indeed have good burgers and fries, that's usually what I get there along with a good old-fashioned chocolate milkshake Its breakfast and lunch only, mostly a southern home-cooking type place (lots of good sandwiches). Its pretty much an old-fashioned drug store lunch counter that's been there since the '20's, a rare breed nowadays (definitely not fancy) and is filled with horse-racing photos.