Gralehaus in Louisville - Phone Number, Reservations, Reviews

Their granola bowl was pretty rank

The food was delicious had biscuits and gravy and their espresso martini Overall 10 out of 10

Atmosphere: A Food: A+ Cocktails: B- Super cute restaurant with the charm of the Highlands neighborhood we all love.

My friends and I really enjoyed this place. Great food, awesome atmosphere, and well priced. We sat at the bar and got to see all of the cooks making the food right in front of us, it was very impressive. Jack is an excellent cook! SO FAST!

Amazing food, beautiful customer service , all around great atmosphere! My go to place. Absolutely love it here!

This place is a perfect brunch spot. I had the best experience here. The inside seating area is small and they are very busy, but I was able to enjoy a relaxing morning on the front patio. The staff are excellent! The kind woman who took my order recommended the Sweet Rose iced drink and it was fantastic! The Burrata was perfect! And I made sure to grab a slice of the coffee cake to go. If I could give more than five stars I would. This is definitely a must try local restaurant. I can see this easily becoming my favorite brunch spot.

MISTAKES HAPPEN: However, the way this establishment handled THEIR honest mistake will lose a once loyal customer. Even the “management” would rather play games of “you offended us” when I should be the one “offended”… Had to wait one hour *which I would be ok with (as I did love this place) - However.. multiple parties arrived after us, and then seated before us, I checked in with the host several times during that.. At 1 hour, we hit the breaking point - what’s going on here? The host finally took us to sit.. so many open tables - we realized we should have been seated after about 15-20 mins - all they had for this simple mistake… EXCUSES. “Management” finally/barely owned up that they did make a mistake, never once offered to make anything right or even say sorry. Again, mistakes are ok - but the way they handled it with their attitude..Bruh not cool The management here is in need of a sincere training on how to retain customers. “Management” should understand that customers who love an establishment like this, will not return when responsibility for their failures is not owned and reconciled. Being “offended” is not an excuse to not make something right. …Seemed as if she did not care if we ever came back, which is sad. I will tell my friends *and I’m a foodie, so they know I know what’s up. So sad.. Classic case of DARVO. Google it Food is very pricey, and to have unprofessional, unfriendly service.. not worth it. Take your money elsewhere.. Sincerely, - A once loyal customer, who may never return :(

Staff super rude and very unprofessional!!! I wouldn’t come back even if the food was free! It was very disappointing!!! We were told 10 min wait… it was 1 hour

Pictured: Biscuit & Gravy and Family breakfast (grits) along with a Cinnamon coffee cake. A popular breakfast spot for good reasons. My wife said their biscuit gravy was the best she's ever had. My grits were perfect. The Cinnamon coffee cake was massive, tasty, but pretty dry. Dedicated table servers would make the experience even better.

The food was good but the service was poor. We had to wait for our table while others sat down immediately upon arrival. Self service outside was disappointing.

SUPER cool spot. Food was phenomenal. Definitely recommend.

Cute spot with delicious bites and fun coffee options! Gluten free options were available. We sat outside and enjoyed the patio/garden type space. Haven't tried any cocktails yet, but it's definitely a place I'll revisit!

Breakfast sandwich was incredible, the biscuit it came on was excellent. Coffee cake and matcha latte were both good too

Incredible brunch! Blueberry basil french toast was fabulous!

Outstanding breakfast when visiting Louisville. Husband had blueberry French toast & I had summer squash salad with an egg & sourdough toast. All yummy and latte & coffee superb. Quaint old house in beautiful area

Everything was perfect! I highly recommend this place.

Wow, this place was better than we expected. The food was awesome, the service was excellent, and it was a great place to visit.

What can I say about this little gem? Accurate wait time. 30 minutes. The place is very clean inside and out. Food was the perfect temperature. Came out quickly. Service was top-notch. They made sure we didn't need anything additional when dropping off the food. Check this place out. You will love it.

I was in the mood for some breakfast food and happened upon this place. Everything on the menu looked great, but I settled on the biscuits and gravy. It was delicious and I’d recommend it, but the portion is a bit small. The gravy had a little spice, the biscuit was good, the egg on top was perfect. The combination of ingredients was excellent. The pour over coffee was an a great companion to the meal. The ambiance is great and the staff were friendly.

The biscuits and gravy are incredible!

Every time I'm in Louisville this is my go-to. It's out of this world.

Best breakfast in Louisville. Breakfast sandwich today with avocado. Perfect. Easy parking, great people and deliciousness.

The iced Honey Bee Latte and Gralehaus Cheeseburger were delicious. Cozy atmosphere and very friendly crew.

The food was outstanding. The service was a little slow both in terms of the waiter incoming from the kitchen.

First time visiting and I was very impressed with the creative food selections and beverages. The decor in the haus was chic. I had the Ugly Frittata, the Biscuit and Gravy, the Best Damn Coffee Cake and the Sweet Rose Vanilla Cappuccino. Wow!!! Everything was so delicious!! Highly recommend if you are visiting the Ville. 😋

Possibly the best breakfast I’ve had in not just the US, but in the world. This small spot hosts dishes with a perfect blend of traditional American flavors combined with unique ingredients that elevate them above the typical breakfast spot.

We had the frittata. It had delicious potatoes and broccoli in it. We thought it was really good.

Table seating is limited but well worth the 20-minute wait on a Sunday morning. Beautiful and elegant interior sending fresh vibes of an exclusive breakfast and coffee menu. Inside, you will be drawn to discover an Open-faced style of kitchen featuring locally sourced farm to table ingredients cooked professionally to order. The only thing I would change is the food and beverage ordering process. I suggest that full table service would spring this place to the next level and provide positive experiences by keeping the guest seated and freeing up employees' routes to fully service tables. The dishes we ordered were presented exceptionally well with tons of flavor.

Gralehaus exceeded all my expectations as a first time visitor. Immediately the intimate vibe and service was welcoming and cozy. We sat at the bar top and were able to enjoy the open kitchen concept while still being able to have conversation. I ordered the blueberry basil French toast—the basil mascarpone complimented the sweetness of the berries and French toast without being too overpowering. The homemade biscuit breakfast sandwich with sausage was also delicious. We will absolutely be back to try some of the other unique menu items!

Charming setting in an old house. We were offered the choice of indoor seating or the garden. Eclectic menu and fabulous lattes.

First time visiting Gralehaus for a brunch on the patio. The food was delicious and the staff was wonderful even when it was super busy.

Great atmosphere! Great food! Staff were friendly and awesome! We will definitely be back when we visit Louisville again.

Waitress walked by me several times before I had to ask, "do I sit myself down or...?" One of the guys working there gave me the wrong Wifi and password. I told him it didn't work and he said, "well that's all I can do." The reviews here looked good, but I just went to the coffee shop next door. Wasn't even worth it.

Perfect spot for brunch. Coffee. Drinks. Food is exceptional. Only reason for less 1 star was the confusion and unorganized line while entering & waiting on a table. We had to stand for a while bc of some mis communication & also wait on our coffee order for 25mins. Regardless. As long as you’re aware when coming in and state what you want, make it a point to set down and order, it’s well worth the visit! They don’t take reservations so show up early on the weekends. It fills up fast. They have 2 person tables all the way up to 10! And it’s best in good weather to enjoy their outdoor area. It rained during our visit but the umbrellas kept us dry. The atmosphere is very welcoming and homey both inside & out. Perfect little exit from your typical city chain establishments. Food is fresh and well prepared, most dishes have an edge of customization to them. Tables and bathrooms are clean!

When trying someplace new, I tend to weigh them based on four standard dishes depending on their menu. Hamburger, country fried steak. Fish n chips, or Biscuts and gravy. This time, I picked the southern favorite. It wasn't bad, but I will say it was trying to be way fancier than it had to be. The sausage had a nice spice to it, but the dish was overly saged. So much so i couldn't pour on enough hot sauce to make up for it. Plus for a $15 plate of biscuts and gravy, I was expecting some huge meal. It was one dinner roll sized biscut. You'd think being in Kentucky, they'd know how to make this southern delight.

Lovely experience, tasty food and wonderful coffee drinks. Would have been even better if the tables outside were level, but aside from that it was a fantastic atmosphere with friendly and accommodating staff. I got the avocado toast and the peach americano, both were delicious. Highly recommend!

Delicious breakfast and brunch options, definitely one of the best in Louisville. The atmosphere is excellent and in a pretty part of town. Will definitely return.

Cool spot in the heart of Bardstown Road

If you like scratch-fresh, healthy, innovative delicious food and beverage presented in a thoughtful way, this is the place for you. Earthy, green vibe.

The food was very good I got the Ugly frittata and I was so delighted with it yes I would recommend this place in fact I will definitely be back

Food, service, and atmosphere were all nothing short of perfect on our visit. For brunch, this spot is everything you want it to be. Some entrees leaned toward the healthier side and I greatly appreciate that. My only word of caution is that the dining area is not large which can result in significant wait times. Highly recommend this excellent experience.

Long been my personal favorite brunch in town. Went for mother's day and took my 6y.o. son for the first time, he rated it 200/200 and cleaned his plate. So it's official. The OJ is expensive but fresh as can be and blew my kid's mind. Well done breakfast staples, blue dog bread, good drinks.

So good. Kinda pricey but definitely delicious.

A HAUS AWAY FROM HOME We were in Louisville for 10 days and went here for about 9 of them. We loved it so much that 2 of our party actually moved in upstairs. This little cafe is a total gem and something I truly wish I could bring back home with me. Is has a very European feel mixed with deeply southern routes making it a one of a kind experience. (And one us Londoner’s felt at home at) I tried a lot of the menu and was blown away by all of it (especially the shrooms and grits). A big shout to the legends who work there who went above and beyond to recommend other places and activities and genuinely made our trip a richer experience. If I am ever back in Louisville, I know where I’m staying :)

A great place for brunch in the Highlands. I sat at the bar near the kitchen so it got pretty warm.

Wow! I’m thrilled to have found this gem for my group of friends and I. Though there was quite a wait (over an hour), we enjoyed beverages outside the restaurant. Staff was friendly, accommodating and service was fast. The drinks are unique, with healthy spins on the classics. I was surprised to find matcha lattes, golden milk and fresh juices. When we were finally seated, we did not have to wait long for our wonderful brunch to arrive. Every dish was prepared with love and the biscuits and gravy was the best we have ever had as well as the grits. You will not be disappointed. Send someone ahead to wait for a table to make the seating time easier.

We absolutely loved this place- we ate brunch here 3 days in a row and had half of the menu. Staff were outstanding, top shelf food.

I popped in here around 10am on a Sunday and can definitely see it's a popular spot. Luckily, there was one seat at the bar for me (~45 min wait otherwise). Service was lightning fast, though. The drink menu is better/more interesting than most coffee shops; they had a matcha series that day, and I went with the iced ginger matcha latte. It was pretty solid and subtly sweet, so the flavors stood out. They have a very solid brunch menu I'd get several things from, but I settled on the smoked trout board. All around, that dish was exceptional, and everything coming out of the kitchen looked good. Quality seems to exceed price here, and I'll happily stop by again the next time I'm in town.

One of my favorite Brunch Spots! It’s such a vibe and the environment & atmosphere is nice! We just had the Smoked Trout Board, Honey Bee Latte, and Mimosas! The Smoked Trout was amazing and the Sourdough complimented it very well! The Shroom N’ Grits sounded very tempting but we wanted something light but I will try it next time! One day we might give their B&B a go just for a nice relaxed getaway!

No refills on $ 4 dollar simple basic coffee. Wow. Incredulous. Basically had to order ddom thw register aincw I sat at the bar, slng jabs actial service ans aak fle top upfront. Still left 5 dollars. But doe no service, don't see tge point.. Probably wlnt ne back. Mostly a vegetarian place. With the exception of maybe two dishes on the menu. Probably won't be back

Gralehaus has a ton going for it with some logistical issues that made for a clunky experience for me that could have been great but landed as good in the end. My wife and I went in at 11AM on a Sunday for brunch. I have zero experience in the food service industry, so my take on this experience may be clueless, but it’s just that—my experience. I do want to start with the positive—the food. I had the French toast with eggs and sausage on the side. The bread tasted extremely fresh, and the texture was perfect. The dish itself was complex and not just overly sweet. The cookie butter, syrup, and cream were a great balance of sweet and salty with a hint of sourness. Maybe the best French toast I’ve had. My wife had a frittata that was extremely well executed. The sausage was a large patty, and it tasted fresh and local. The coffee was delicious. We were ushered to the waiting area located through a courtyard in another building with the bar and taps. I cannot stress enough how beautiful this place is. But this was the first bump in the road for me. We were able to order drinks, but everything needed to be shuttled back and forth by the servers, which made service more difficult to render and to receive. The coffee really needed two sugars, and we were given only one. Not a big deal, but it’s not like a server can just grab you something easily when they need to go to a completely different building. By the time we were seated and our food arrived, we’d been nursing the same cup of coffee for probably 25 minutes. This was the second bump. My wife asked for a warm up for her coffee and was told they don’t do “free refills” but we were free to order another cup. At $3.75 a cup, this felt a bit silly. I can understand not wanting to give out bottomless coffee, but a single top off for a cup of drip coffee being out of the question was a big turn-off for both of us. It’s a first world problem, for sure, but on the spectrum of hospitality, it comes across as inhospitable to me. Lastly, I’ll advise that it’s tight quarters. This is definitely a me thing. I get a little anxious dining in small spaces with lots of people. There was probably enough information available for me to come to that conclusion beforehand, but I didn’t. Hopefully this helps someone else set expectations. In hindsight, it wouldn’t stop me from going. I’m nitpicking the negative things, but those small things that rubbed me the wrong way really rubbed. The positive aspects really did shine. Don’t expect the things that I did, and I’m sure you’ll have a fabulous experience. Posted Fall 2023. Updated 4/2024 to remove irrelevant recommended dish.

Wonderful breakfast and coffee menu, had the KY Croque and the Burrata Toast, both were delicious. The Sorghum Latte was delightfully earthy and not sweet, one of the best Lattes I’ve had. We were traveling and found Gralehaus, thx Google, fantastic local spot, host was helpful, got us seated at the bar and explained how service worked. The counter ordering was easy and made sense as the space is tight and might be a bit chaotic if the space was competing with service staff.

Probably the best biscuit and gravy I’ve ever had. Highly recommend. They take their time to make everything right. My gf and I sat at the counter and could watch them make the food. Genuinely everything looked phenomenal and was made with care. And the coffee cake is excellent. Highly recommend.

I got the Matcha French Toast. I was a bit skeptical about it. I thought with the marscapone it would be unbearably sweet, but the fresh berries balanced it out. It was rich and heavy. Very filling. Highly recommend. My partner had the Family Meal with a side of bacon. It was a small bowl but large in flavor. Recommended if you want a SMALL bite or if you are pairing with sides. Drinks: iced tea peter pan and sorghum coffee wasn't a big fan either.

Unique twists on breakfast favorits with great coffee and super nice people.

Lived up to the hype! Just was really glad we were in town through a Monday … tried Sunday and it was a 90 min wait, today we sat right down. Delicious Kentucky Croque, Trout Dip, and simple salad. Only minus - I really wanted a Diet Coke. Friendly staff and accommodating. Street parking plentiful.

The atmosphere was unique and the food was delicious!

Good food great healthy selection

Perfect breakfast and coffee! My wife and I got the avocado smash, french toast, best damn coffee cake, and honey bee lattes. It was great!

Wow, this place is a "hidden" gem. Coffee was excellent; perfectly textured milk and a balanced espresso profile. Food was outstanding; the "shroom n grits" was surprisingly complex and unexpectedly delicious. Totally balanced and super filling. The vibe is quaint; the Cafe is on the bottom floor of an old Victorian. Natural light is filtered by the curtains and the compact space feels cozy instead of cramped. Can't recommend this place enough.

Exceptional food. drinks, and service. Don't miss this place. Be ready for a wait, it is worth it.

This was a great find when driving through Louisville. The food was so complex and tasty. Would recommend this place when in the area!

The guesthouse was very relaxing and the atmosphere was calm, The food was colorful and tasteful, thank you for the experience.

Ultra tasty, cozy lunch in Louisville! Arrive early, or you may have to wait - thankfully there was seating next door out of the cold and snow!

SO disappointed with our experience here. The ambiance was adorable, the restaurant seemed to have so much potential and our little group was really looking forward to it! Instead, the system they have in place made absolutely no sense, we left feeling like we’d just been part of some weird bait and switch scheme and with a general feeling of confusion and frustration. When we arrived the host let us know there was a 35-45 minute wait but we were welcome to sit in their waiting area and grab a drink. Great! We walk over to the awesome looking bar area through a garden patio, sit down and start browsing the menu. As we sit there, more people come in until the waiting area is totally filled. The “bartender” (who was very nice) starts taking orders one by one and you have to pay for your drink upfront. Before you get it… So THE ENTIRE ROOM orders drinks at essentially the same time and we all realize she is simply ringing them in so that a bartender inside the restaurant can make them and then she can walk through the little garden patio to fetch them and bring them back? Mind you it appears we are sitting in a totally functional full service bar… 40 minutes goes by and not one of us has a drink. That we’ve already paid for. To allegedly drink while we waited for our table. Our turn to be seated comes and still no drinks, we sit down and no one really acknowledges this or us, welcomes us to the restaurant, tells us to go fly a kite… nothing. Our drinks get dropped off and before we can speak the server runs away again. At this point we’d been there almost an hour and decided we’d had enough so we finished our drinks and left. Here’s the thing. We get that a brunch restaurant is going to be crazy busy on a Sunday morning. Did we expect a ten minute conversation about the weather and what fun things we did the night before? Heck no. Did we expect party tricks and undivided attention the second we walked in the door? Absolutely not. BUT whatever weird system they have in place for ordering drinks was an absolute crock that made it so you couldn’t change your mind and leave once you’d ordered. To not even acknowledge that sort of delay when you’re basically advertising this “drink while you wait” service was really irritating. There could be a reason they didn’t use the waiting area bar, who knows, but a little transparency goes a long way to change the entire experience.

We loved the charming, intimate atmosphere. It’s well designed and decorated with great details. Unfortunately, the lack of service overshadowed the experience. We understand it’s counter service, but the servers and the bartender repeatedly avoided or broke eye contact while not filling waters, asking about the food, etc. It felt as though we were inconveniencing them by being there. The quality and presentation of the food was excellent. Based on the food and atmosphere alone, we would be raving. I hope to give it another try in the future.

Wonderful breakfast food. Some of the best biscuits and gravy in town.

I've yet to try something here that wasn't incredible- highly reccomend the biscuits and gravy or the ugly frittata. So good! The inside is adorable but nothing beats sitting out in the garden area when the weather is nice.

This is a lovely German style bistro. Our lattes were excellent. The inside is small and the seats are all nestled around the open kitchen, so you can really smell when the butter hits the pan. The "ugly frittata" came with seasonal greens on top; it was filling and savory. There are step stairs to get in the front door. I didn't see if there was a wheelchair ramp. When you walk in, you receive a menu and are seated, but to order, you go back to the counter to place your order. It's cozy and fun.

Place opened at 9:00. We walked in at 9:02 and it was already full. We were fortunate to get a seat at the bar. We had the Kentucky Croque and Hibiscus French toast. Both were amazing!!

My go to brunch spot. The ginger matcha is my favorite matcha

Drinks and food were delicious. Try to go early because this place fills up fast.

So- first time eating here. It’s a brunch place in a renovated historic home. The service was amazing and I was seated quickly, even though there were very busy. I was a little early for lunch, but I opted for a Winter Mix salad and it was quite possibly one of the best salads I’ve ever eaten. The greens were fresh and crisp. The Parmesan cheese on top was freshly grated and wonderful. It had a fabulous orange marmalade vinegarette dressing that was coup-de-grâce!!! The morning Olde Fashion topped off the meal. I will 110% be back here!!!

Food is ridiculous. I ate way too much because I couldn't stop myself, which is unusual. Brunch- Kentucky Croque with a side of mouth watering bacon. My 🍯 ordered the burger, with an egg, which was also drool worthy. Whoever came up with the spicy beet bloody Mary recipe deserves a reward and a gold star. Waiting for our table in the Holy Grale, the sister restaurant across the courtyard was so cool. They have an amazing space! All the staff were genuinely pleasant and friendly. Louisville locals are awesome and laid back. Great experience!

Once 1 of my favorite places to come and have breakfast. It was my favorite spot because of the simplicity and the coziness of a small restaurant. Food is over priced, but I didnt ever mind paying for it. This was 1 of my escapes. Welp, today that actually came to a screeching halt. Customer service was a fail, food was a fail. They gave me bacon surrounded by fat, the egg I ordered wasn't prepared as over medium as I paid for, my drink took 15 minutes to recieve. The guy sitting next to me got his whole meal amd a drink before I even got a beverage and I ordered before he did. I complained to the server about the bacon. I asked if they could swap out the fatty bacon and it literally turned into a nightmare of excuses and poor customer service of saying we can give you your money back. I explained I didn't want a refund, I just wanted bacon vs straps of fat. The manager was rude, server was rude. I couldn't believe it. I even told then that 1 of my pieces of bacon was perfect but the other 2 werent. I found it hard to believe that I spent 34 dollars on breakfast for just my self, but was going back and forth on them not wanting to fix me 2 more pieces of bacon. I paid for bacon NOT FAT..... I told the manager that Gralehaus was one of my favorite places to come eat breakfast but I wouldn't be returning. She gives me a smirk and says, "Sorry you feel that way" and then walks off...... I WILL NEVER GO TO THAT PLACE AGAIN, AND I ADVISE YOU NOT TO VISIT EITHER. TRASH MANAGERS

Bustling brunch that teleported me back to the fatherland. Delicious food, great selection of beer and a well thought out feel only captured by true lovers of the art. Worth every penny!

Gralehaus is a hidden gem for sure. Breakfast there is always a treat. Delicious food with great coffee drinks. Staff was delightful.

We read great reviews about the Gralehaus, so headed there early on a Saturday morning. This place is sooo good that the lines are sooo long. We left, but didn't give up; went back on Monday morning. It was worth the second trip. Gralehaus is a place with character and a special staff that keeps pumping out food and friendliness. But the real reason it's so popular is the food. Our crew loved splitting The Best Damn Coffee Cake as an appetizer. Their coffee was really good - I tried the latte with sorghum: unique and tasty. My husband loved the biscuit and gravy. Two of us drooled over The Breakfast Sandwich -- which can be made gluten-free. This ain't no egg mcbiscuit. This has fluffy scrambled eggs, a special haus sauce, Southern pimento cheese, and the piece de resistance: Jake's Country Sausage (made in nearby Bardstown). [That's also why my husband loved the biscuits and gravy!] The filling sandwich was yummy until the last crumb. This place offers the best breakfast in Louisville.

Stinking good food. Peaceful atmosphere and great service. 10/10 recommend!

Fantastic, hidden gem, food and service were great. Get there early as it gets busy and seating is limited!

A cozy and nice atmosphere where you can order fresh and unique brunch. There is a cafe that serves high quality and delicious coffee/lattes/teas for those who like the finer things in life.

One of my favorite breakfast/brunch spots. The staff are friendly and helpful, and the restaurant has a warm, familiar feel. I've had a variety of dishes and everything was a hit. There's seating inside, streetside (porch), as well as in their courtyard (when it's nice out).

I’ve been here a few times and I love this place so much. I just wish it was open earlier for us night shift workers. My SO and I would be able to come more often if you opened at 7:30 or 8 🥺

Great cocktails, great food, great ambiance, and great service! I’ll be back for sure.

Some of the best brunch in Louisville, and very conveniently located near shops and other amenities.

A really interesting place with some great food

This review is hard to write because though Gralehaus has the foundational pieces needed to be a great brunch spot in Louisville (friendly staff, character & charm, precise menu), everytime I have gone they have dropped the ball around the food served. More specifically - seasoning! I have been to Gralehaus a least twice in the past few month and the same mistakes/misteps are made during each visit. The food is never seasoned - sometimes not at all. And its never one dish - its all of them. The frittata, biscuits, burratta, grits.... everything lacks salt. Adding table salt to an cooked unsalted fritata is never a resolution. Hopfully they can fix their mishaps and become more consistent.

I rarely go out to eat breakfast because it’s typically underwhelming and over priced. Gralehaus is the opposite. After competing at the National Cyclocross championships I was looking for a hearty meal and got exactly that with Eggs & Grains. There was wholesome portion farro wonderfully seasoned with a delicious array of pickled vegetables topped with two perfectly poached eggs. It was the perfect meal to start the day especially before visiting a distillery. And for the price, something I couldn’t duplicate at home without spending a lot of time. I can’t wait to return!

Cute old house. Great brewed coffee and really good food 😋

The food was so good here. So glad my wife and I popped in for breakfast! Only issue was the steamer was down so no fufu coffee (the wife was sad). Definitely check it out for a good brunch.

Best burger that I’ve found in Louisville!

Love this place. Cute , cozy cafe. Smoked trout tastes like heaven. Pumpkin loaf was amazingly delicious.

As locals in the neighborhood, this is our go-to brunch spot and in my view has THE best brunch, drink, and coffee menus for a sit down brunch experience in Louisville. Every meal I’ve had here has been nothing short of excellent. In the summer, the outdoor patio is a lovely spot. Just be sure to get there early to avoid a wait! But if you can’t, the wait is worth it!

The coffee and biscuit and gravy are a must.

Went for the bed, stayed for the breakfast. The grits here were the best dish I had all trip. If you haven't checked out the BnB side of the business, do. Even for a one night staycation! The rooms are huge, much bigger than I expected with a shower I can only hope to emulate. Incredible value. Room was quiet and we didn't even notice a busy Saturday brunch crowd downstairs until we packed up to leave. Needless to say, we stayed for food!

Delicious. Enjoyed the breakfast, lattes were okay but breakfast was where it was at. Everything tasted fresh and was well made. This place is smaller so there is usually a wait list. The space is cozy and darker. Parking is street parking unless you can find space in a near by parking lot.

A well lit and cozy room for hot coffee and a superb breakfast. Ingredients and prep were outstanding . Music was low key and service was admirable.

Awesome little place so get here early! Food is delicious and staff is friendly.

I went for breakfast this week and had the breakfast sandwich. This was one of the best breakfast sandwiches I have ever had. The biscuit was amazing. This is such a cool spot and everyone in the area should definitely try it.

Ordered one breakfast sandwich to go. Waited 30 mins. Get that it’s busy rush hour, but for a breakfast to go? Get out of here. Very cute inside and food looks good.