Robin Garr

El Mundo: Still a Favorite After 20 Years

By Robin Garr | September 25th, 2014

It’s hard to believe that it has been more than 20 years since we moved back to Louisville after a sojourn in...

Ville Taqueria Brings St. Matthews an Alternative to Pizza

By Robin Garr | September 11th, 2014

Everyone likes Mexican food, don’t they? But what do we mean when we say "Mexican?”

Quality Counts at Grind Burger Kitchen

By Robin Garr | August 28th, 2014

When you’re buying a car, a suit, a pair of shoes, a watch, or even a hamburger, quality makes a difference.

Soup Dumplings? Soup in Dumplings Wins at The Joy Luck

By Robin Garr | August 14th, 2014

When I was a child, country-style chicken and dumplings wasn’t a thing in my citified family, but I wanted them to be....

We Get Our Deli on at Stevens & Stevens

By Robin Garr | July 31st, 2014

Mary took a bite of her sandwich - no easy task considering its oversize girth. She chewed gently, looked thoughtful, then firmly...

Thai Cafe: Not Quite “Consummate,” But Fun

By Robin Garr | July 17th, 2014

Well hey now. What’s this? A new restaurant reviewer at The Courier-Journal? How about that.

Eggs Over Frankfort Rings Diner-Style Breakfast Bell

By Robin Garr | July 3rd, 2014

Frankfort Avenue - or just plain “The Avenue,” as its neighborhood business association likes to call it - has come a mighty...

You Don’t Have To Speak French To Love La Coop

By Robin Garr | June 19th, 2014

You don’t need to know nearly as much French as you used to do in order to enjoy dinner without assistance at...

Red Checks and Brooklyn Pie at Old School NY Pizza

By Robin Garr | June 5th, 2014

Has Louisville reached the saturation point for pizza?

Celebrate The Noble Noodle at Thai Noodles

By Robin Garr | May 22nd, 2014

By Robin Garr www.LouisvilleHotBytes.com Life as a hunter-gatherer was hard, no question about that. As the philosopher Thomas Hobbes famously put it,...

Cottage Cafe Shines on Middletown’s Old Main Street

By Robin Garr | May 15th, 2014

Middletown’s Main Street, a quaint strip of Victorian houses, steepled churches and storefront shops, served as the suburban community’s main drag for...

Comfy Cow growing into a herd

By Robin Garr | April 24th, 2014

“I scream, you scream, we all scream for ice cream.”