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At Daddy Vic's, every dish is rooted in family tradition and made with care. Known for classic Southern comfort food, we bring people together through soulful cooking, generous portions...

At Dasha Barbours Southern Bistro, we serve more than just food — we serve tradition, community, and love. Rooted in Louisville, our story is about bringing people together with recipes pa...

Eden & Kissi is a family-owned Afro-Caribbean kitchen. Starting in 2014 at local farmers' markets, we've grown into a food truck and a brick-and-mortar restaurant known for bold flavors, handcrafted sauces, and fresh juices. Every bite is good food cooked with love, served in an atmosphere of abundance and welcome.

Where Coffee, Culture & Business Meet. A Black-owned coffee shop with two locations in Louisville's West End. Specialty coffee, breakfast, lunch, catering & private events.

Where Coffee, Culture & Business Meet. A Black-owned coffee shop with two locations in Louisville's West End. Specialty coffee, breakfast, lunch, catering & private events.

Kentucky's first African American owned distillery. Craft bourbon, gin, rum & vodka made in Louisville. Tours, tastings & a true Kentucky welcome.

Kentucky's first African American owned distillery. Craft bourbon, gin, rum & vodka made in Louisville. Tours, tastings & a true Kentucky welcome.

You can inquire about Happy Belly Bistro's food truck schedule, events, catering, and festivals.

We’re not your average dessert spot—we’re The Dopest Dessert Shop in the 502. At Hip Hop Sweet Shop, we mix beats with treats, dishing out unforgettable sweets inspired by hip hop culture. Come taste what happens when flavor meets flow.

We’re not your average dessert spot—we’re The Dopest Dessert Shop in the 502. At Hip Hop Sweet Shop, we mix beats with treats, dishing out unforgettable sweets inspired by hip hop culture. Come taste what happens when flavor meets flow.

Molo Village CDC is a nonprofit organization based in Louisville, Kentucky, dedicated to transforming lives in the Russell community through education, advocacy, and community-driven programs. The organization focuses on empowering returning citizens, youth, seniors, and families by providing access to essential resources that promote stability, growth, and long-term success. Through its unique “village” model, Molo Village CDC offers a range of programs including reentry support, job training, youth enrichment, health initiatives, and senior engagement. These programs are designed to reduce recidivism, strengthen families, and build a healthier, more connected community. Molo Village CDC’s mission is to empower individuals and renew communities by addressing systemic challenges such as poverty, lack of access to resources, and economic inequality. By fostering education, leadership, and wellness, the organization helps residents move toward a path of prosperity and sustainable success.

Molo Village CDC is a nonprofit organization based in Louisville, Kentucky, dedicated to transforming lives in the Russell community through education, advocacy, and community-driven programs. The organization focuses on empowering returning citizens, youth, seniors, and families by providing access to essential resources that promote stability, growth, and long-term success. Through its unique “village” model, Molo Village CDC offers a range of programs including reentry support, job training, youth enrichment, health initiatives, and senior engagement. These programs are designed to reduce recidivism, strengthen families, and build a healthier, more connected community. Molo Village CDC’s mission is to empower individuals and renew communities by addressing systemic challenges such as poverty, lack of access to resources, and economic inequality. By fostering education, leadership, and wellness, the organization helps residents move toward a path of prosperity and sustainable success.

Coming to Shirley Mae’s Café is like coming home to dinner.  In a quaint little clay-brick building on the corner of Clay & Lampton Streets in downtown Louisville, KY, you’ll find Shirley Mae in her cozy li’l kitchen creating a little slice of heaven… if Southern cuisine or soul food is what you crave.  Each customer is given Shirley Mae’s special attention as she fries, sautés and prepares many menu items to-order.  In fact, Shirley Mae’s Café is one of the few restaurants of its kind where the kitchen is wide open so that the customers can actually watch their food being prepared.  And Shirley Mae always insists on fresh food…  That’s truly what makes Shirley Mae one-of-a-kind.  “I don’t like artificial anything,” Shirley Mae once told Courier-Journal food critic Marty Rosen.  “The way I

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